Coffee roasting talk about the basic knowledge of coffee roasting
Published: 2024-11-02 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/02,
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Blue Mountain: popular taste, mellow, bitter slightly sweet, smooth and slightly sour, is the best coffee. Mocha: beans are small and strong, with unique sour and citrus aromas. Naga Xuefei: it belongs to the top mocha. Manlan: it is made of Manning and Blue Mountain mostly mixed at 1:1, bitter slightly sour, the two neutralize each other, especially
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