The grading system of giving priority to the size and defects of Blue Mountain Coffee
Although the output of Blue Mountain Coffee is very small, it has a strict grading system, even if it is produced in the legal Blue Mountain area, it should be graded according to the size of beans and the proportion of defects. Phellodendron mandshurica (Thunb.)
Blue Mountain No.1 Blue Mountain 1
Bean type: more than 96%, 17 stroke, 18 eyes defective bean proportion: 2%
Blue Mountain No.2 Blue Mountain 2
Bean type: more than 96% 16 stroke 17 mesh defective bean proportion: 2%
Blue Mountain No.3 Blue Mountain 3
Bean type: more than 96%, 15 stroke, 16 eyes defective bean proportion: 2%
Blue Mountain PB blue mountain pea
Bean type: more than 96% are defective beans: 2% can be seen from the grading of Blue Mountain Coffee. Blue Mountain Coffee has a high requirement for the proportion of defective beans. In all coffee called Blue Mountain Coffee, defective beans can not be more than 2%. In addition, because they are located in legal producing areas, they are only classified by size. So for Blue Mountain Coffee, in addition to the grade, the year and the specific origin of the manor is very important.
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The most expensive coffee in shit, Kopi Luwak, so why is Kopi Luwak so expensive?
If someone asks what is the most expensive coffee in the world and you still answer Blue Mountain Coffee, you will be behind the times. This year's land price of US $120 per kilogram of Blue Mountain 1 is obviously not as expensive as Kopi Luwak (Kopi Luwak), which costs nearly US $1000 a kilogram. Kopi Luwak is Indonesian, kopi means coffee, Luwak, the last K.
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The famous coffee aristocrat of Blue Mountain Coffee.
Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is probably one of the best-known coffee producing areas, and even now in China, drinking a cup of Blue Mountain Coffee can be a symbol of status and taste. In fact, the main reason why Blue Mountain Coffee is so expensive is its low yield and the persistent love of it by the Japanese. The origin of authentic Blue Mountain Coffee in Jamaica refers to St. Andrew, St. Thomas and St. Ma in Jamaica.
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