Knowledge of coffee etiquette and how to appreciate a good cup of coffee

Going to a coffee shop to taste coffee is one of the daily business for the French, so it is not a big deal. The purpose of going to a coffee shop is mostly just to chat, so relax is the most important thing.

But in cafes frequented by high-class people, personal demeanor and clothing are very important. It may be important to have some unwritten traditional courtesy of coffee, such as not to keep talking about the cup all the time, or to run around the house with coffee, and to put the cup down; and, do not add sugar or cream to other people's coffee without asking for permission, and do not pour coffee for yourself or others without the hostess's consent, because it is the hostess's duty and right.

When drinking Cappucciono in a restaurant, it is best to use a spoon to mix the milk foam with coffee, first taste the milk, and then taste the coffee, so as not to turn into a "big beard" after drinking Cappucciono. If you are invited to a family-style coffee for the first time, you should at least bring a bouquet of flowers. All the apologies are in the flowers, so there is no need to indicate otherwise.

How to enjoy a good cup of coffee

The delicacy of coffee always coexists with a warm heart. enjoying a good cup of coffee in the right way will not only make it easier to appreciate the taste of coffee, but also live up to the heart of the brewer. A good cup of coffee should be clear, bright and transparent. Concentration and turbidity are different. Generally speaking, the causes of coffee turbidity are nothing more than the following:

◎ mixed with defective coffee beans

Poor baking of ◎

◎ coffee beans or powder have been kept too long

Excess ◎ brewing (the brewing temperature is too high, the brewing time is too long, the flushing mode is too rough …) When you put a spoon into a good coffee, the light of the spoon will sparkle; then scoop up and drip back, you will find that at the moment of falling, the coffee liquid will form a jewel-like bead across the surface, which can be called a cup of moist and transparent coffee.