Basic knowledge of boutique coffee major coffee bean producing areas in the world
Coffee comes from coffee beans, which in turn are harvested and processed from the fruits of trees. Coffee trees grow in tropical or subtropical countries with the equator as the center, between 25 degrees north and south latitude, called coffee belt. At present, there are more than 60 coffee producing countries. Coffee producing areas are distributed in South America, Central America, West Indies, Asia, Africa, Arabia, South Pacific Ocean and Oceania. In terms of output, Brazil ranks first in the world in terms of output, accounting for about 30%. The second place is Central and South America centered on Colombia, followed by Africa, The remaining 10% is distributed in Asia and the islands.
Coffee beans on the market are mainly Arabica (Coffea Arabica) and Robasta (Coffea Robusta) two original species. The plants, cultivation methods, environmental conditions, appearance, chemical composition and even processing methods of the subsequent green beans of the two coffee beans are different. Each of them can be subdivided into more varietal branches. Coffee beans circulating in the market are mostly distinguished by their origin.
Asia
Indonesia (Indonesia)
Well-known representative coffee: Java, Sumatra Mandheling
India (India)
Famous representative coffee: Monsooned Malabar
Vietnam (Vietnam)
Famous representative coffee: Vietnamese coffee
Africa
Yemen
Famous representative coffee: Mocha Mattari
Ethiopia
Well-known representative coffee: Mocha Harra, Yirgacheffe
Ivory Coast (Ivory Coast)
Well-known representative coffee: None
Kenya (1998 - 1999)
Famous representative coffee: Kenya AA
United Republic of Tanzania
Famous representative coffee: Kilimanjaro
Zimbabwe
Famous representative coffee: Chipinge
Malawi
Famous representative coffee: Malawi
Central America
Guatemala
Famous representative coffee: Antigua, Huehuetenango
Costa Rica
Well-known representative coffee: Tarrazu
Nicaragua
Well-known representative coffee: Nicaragua
Honduras
Famous representative coffee: Honduras
Panama (Panama)
Famous representative coffee: Panama
El Salvador
Famous representative coffee: El Salvador
Mexico (Mexico)
Famous representative coffee: Mexico
South America
Brazil (Brazil)
Famous representative coffee: Santos
Peru (Peru)
Famous representative coffee: Peru
Ecuador
Famous representative coffee: Galapagos
Oceania
New Guinea
Famous representative coffee: New Guinea
Australia (Australia)
Famous representative coffee: Australian coffee
Caribbean
Hawaii
Well-known representative coffee: Kona
Jamaica
Famous representative coffee: Blue Mountain
Puerto Rico
Well-known representative coffee: Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Famous representative coffee: Santo Domingo
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Basic knowledge of boutique coffee knowledge of coffee trees
Coffee tree is a genus of Rubiaceae in botany. The classification of coffee tree is very complex and there are many varieties. Among them, Arabica coffee (arabica) and Robasta coffee (robusta) are the most representative and commercially practical coffee. Although many people have devoted themselves to studying the mixed species of coffee in order to improve the yield and disease resistance of coffee, the taste of the mixed species is not as good as that of the mixed species.
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[English name]: French aristocratic iced coffee [English name]: France Nolility Ice Coffee [material]: 30ml fructose, right amount of crushed ice, 15ml brandy, right amount of ice cubes, 150ml-180ml Mandarin coffee, 3 tablespoons of cream powder, right amount of fresh cream, a little scented tea with fruit grains [preparation]: add fructose, crushed ice to 3 minutes full, pour in brandy, then pour in brandy.
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