Detailed explanation of various fine bean flavors and baking suggestions
Name
Flavor
Baking depth
Quality
Colombia
Nutritious, highly balanced and sometimes nutty
Medium to deep baking, suitable for all kinds of uses
★★★: excellent
Ethiopia
Very unique, delicate and rich taste, with fruit and wild flavor of the wine.
Moderate baking
★★★: excellent
Jamaica
The aroma is very full-bodied, with a persistent fruity flavor.
Moderate baking
★★★: excellent
Yemen
Exotic, slightly alcoholic, spicy and exciting, different, must be tasted
Moderate baking
★★★: excellent
Costa Rica
Excellent, smooth, acidic, high grade, with attractive fragrance
Medium, can also be deep baked
★★★: excellent
Hawaii
Smooth, fragrant, with attractive nutty aromas
Light to moderate baking
★★★: excellent
Kenya
Aromatic, full-bodied, with fruit flavor, rich and perfect taste
Medium baking, the best can be baked deeply
★★★: excellent
Indonesia
Sumatran coffee is heavy, with syrup and chocolate flavors.
Medium-depth baking, suitable for preparing high-quality distillation
★★★: excellent
Java coffee is full-grained, spicy and medium acidity
Coffee or mixed coffee drink
Puerto Rico
Complete flavor, no bitterness, rich nutrition, rich fruit flavor, worth tasting
Moderate baking
★★★: excellent
Galapagos
The taste is rich and sour with sweetness.
Moderate baking
★★★: excellent
Guatemala
The particles are full, delicious and balanced in acidity.
Medium, deep baking can also be done.
★★★: excellent
India
Slippery and delicious, strong, spicy and full of particles
Moderate baking
★★: good
Brazil
There are many kinds and flavors, but most of them are low acidity coffee with a smooth taste.
Low to deep baking, suitable for multiple uses
★★: good
Panama
Smooth, light and sour
Moderate baking
★★: good
Burundi
Mellow taste, rich aroma and excellent acidity
Medium to deep baking
★★: good
Rwanda
The sweetness of the fruit is amazing, and its aroma is rich and full, without any restraint.
Deep baking
★★: good
St. Helena, I.
Rich, with a hint of sweetness
Light to moderate baking
★★: good
Mexico
Smooth, fragrant and mellow
The flavor is excellent after deep baking.
★★: good
Venezuela
A rich and delicious taste of fruit
Medium to deep baking, multiple uses
★★: good
Tahiti I.
Elegant, round, fragrant and sour, good balance
Moderate baking
★★: good
Reunion
Full-bodied, perfect taste
Medium to deep baking
★★: good
Sao Tome and Principe
The taste is soft and rich.
Deep roasting to prepare mixed coffee
★★: good
Zimbabwe
The palate is smooth and refreshing, with rich fruity aromas.
Moderate baking
★★: good
Papua New Guinea
Versatile, rich taste, full particles, a wide range of uses
Medium to deep roasting, used to prepare mixed coffee drinks
★★: good
New Caledonia
Silky and smooth taste with a good balance
Mild to moderate baking
★★: good
Cuba
Full of particles, full of intoxicating smell of tobacco
Medium to deep, excellent mix
★★: good
Australia
Pleasant taste, with suitable acidity and unique bitter aroma
Moderate baking
★★: good
Zaire
Ideal acidity, rich aroma, moderate delicacy
Medium to deep baking
★★: good
Madagascar
Moderate acidity and balance
Medium to very deep roasting, suitable for brewing cappuccino coffee
★★: good
Honduras
It tastes good and can be mixed or drunk alone.
Medium to deep baking, suitable for all kinds of uses
★★: good
Dominica
Fresh and elegant, full of particles, excellent acidity and pleasant aroma
Medium to deep roasting, good coffee for a variety of uses
★★: good
Zambia
Full-bodied, suitable for mixing coffee drinks
Deep roasting, suitable for brewing espresso
★★: good
Tanzania
Full-bodied and refreshing, with less acidity than Kenyan coffee, pure flavor and aroma
Moderate baking
★★: good
Peru
The taste is balanced and the acidity is delicious
Medium to deep roasting, suitable for all kinds of mixed coffee
★: general
Viet Nam
Moderate taste and good balance
Medium to deep roasting, can be prepared into high-quality mixed coffee
★: general
Angola
Famous for its high acidity
Medium to deep baking
★: general
C ô te d'Ivoire
Rich and soft
Bake deep to black
★: general
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The color and smell of coffee represent the quality of coffee.
The color, aroma and taste of coffee are caused by some complex chemical changes that take place during the baking process.
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Net spoon baking
Net spoon roasting is the most economical form of home roasting, using a net spoon in the home kitchen to roast coffee.
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