Coffee review

There is no No.1 in Brazil for coffee you don't know.

Published: 2024-11-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/17, Now in the global coffee trade, it is still popular to use the classification standard of origin, generally there are two methods, according to the number of items (that is, particle size), and the other is according to the ratio of defective beans. For example, Brazil's Santos # 18 No.2 represents 18-mesh coffee beans (the largest is 19-mesh), and No.2 is the highest level, because Brazilians think that there are no perfect coffee beans, so the most

Now in the global coffee trade, it is still popular to use the classification standard of origin, generally there are two methods, according to the number of items (that is, particle size), and the other is according to the ratio of defective beans.

For example, Brazil's Santos # 18 No.2 stands for 18-mesh coffee beans (the largest is 19-mesh), and No.2 is the highest level, because Brazilians believe that there are no perfect coffee beans, so the highest is No.1. He he. At this point, Jamaicans do not think that the highest level of proud Blue Mountain Coffee in Jamaica is No.1.

Why are there mostly 18-mesh beans on the market? is 19-mesh better? This is also a common problem. In fact, 19-mesh beans are too big and baked bigger. Many people use Brazilian beans as a base for blend. If the shape of the beans is too different from other beans, it will cause uneven baking. In terms of flavor, the size of the bean shape has no direct effect.

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