Coffee brewing techniques reveal 100 points of hand coffee brewing skills
[secret 100 hand coffee brewing skills] was shared by David Wang Wang Jianqiang, a certified sensory judge of the WBC World Barista Competition in China.
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Introduction to Fine Coffee and Iced Coffee
Ice drop coffee originated in Europe, because the coffee distiller was invented by the Dutch, so some people call it DUTCH COFFEE, espresso or water drop coffee. Ice drop coffee depends on its compatibility with water, which is mainly caused by condensation and natural osmotic water pressure.
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The method of making perfect ice droplets as fragrant and mellow as wine
Ice drop coffee is said to have originated in the Netherlands and is one of the few coffees extracted with cold water. Compared with the high temperature extraction of hot water, low temperature cold extraction has relatively less acidity and caffeine release, and is conducive to the preservation of volatile aroma. Also because of low-temperature extraction, the production process takes a long time and usually takes several hours, so luck is also important to order iced coffee. How
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