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Coffee control classic: "you don't know coffee."

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, "you don't know Coffee" author: [Japan] Ishiyuki Zhiguang Publishing House: Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House release time: November 2014 ▍ content recommended that you love coffee, do you really know coffee? Do raw coffee beans really need to be washed? Seal the freshly roasted coffee beans directly. Why is the bag bulging? How does the extraction time affect the taste of coffee? Brewed with mineral water.

"you don't understand coffee."

Author: [Japan] Ishiyuki Ishikawa

Press: Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House

Publication date: November 2014

▍ content recommendation

If you like coffee, do you really "know" coffee?

Do raw coffee beans really need to be washed? Seal the freshly roasted coffee beans directly. Why is the bag bulging? How does the extraction time affect the taste of coffee? Does coffee made with mineral water taste better?

A small cup of coffee actually hides a lot of unexpected secrets! The author of this book turns into a rational, focused and funny Frankenstein, taking you across the surface of coffee to explore the causes hidden behind the phenomenon, taste the interest in the details of the smack process, and guide you accurately in the colorful world of coffee. From the "cold knowledge" of the varieties of origin, the "micro-principles" of baking and extraction to the personal know-how of all kinds of appliances. Even the small bag is a real encyclopedia of coffee knowledge, interesting and stylish.

Brief introduction to the author of ▍

Hiroshi Ishikawa, Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo, lecturer in the Coffee Identification Committee of Japan, winner of the all-Japan Coffee Association President Award, a coffee fanatic who combines his work with hobbies perfectly.

Shiwei Zhiguang joined Kansai Coffee roasting Alliance in 1999 and has been responsible for coffee manufacturing process, quality management and research and development. Since 2001, he has traveled to various coffee producing areas around the world, engaged in all-round coffee research from cultivation to extraction, and published a number of best-selling books related to coffee, including the barista Identification textbook. Since its launch, this book has been at the top of the list of coffee books in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, and is known as the "coffee control must-read classic"! ■

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