The treatment method of high-quality coffee beans-details of coffee refining method
There are a pair of oval seeds in the center of the fruit of the coffee tree, which are covered with exocarp, endocarp and pulp. Ripe fruit will rot in a short period of time without treatment, so the purpose of refining is to enable coffee beans to be preserved for a long time, easy to store and circulate.
Figure (1) Coffee fruit
After the fresh coffee fruit is harvested, it should be dealt with immediately. Refining is to remove the skin and pulp of the coffee fruit, and then remove the seed from the shell, which is what we often call raw coffee beans. The refined coffee beans are still raw beans, and then they are roasted to produce the various flavors of coffee beans that we usually drink.
1. Coffee refining method
Coffee refining methods are mainly divided into three categories: drying method, water washing method and semi-washing method. Generally speaking, the coffee fruit of 5000KG can be obtained from 1000kg coffee raw beans.
1.1 drying method
Drying is a traditional processing method of coffee beans, the fruits need to be dried in the natural sun after harvest, and some mechanical drying is carried out at the same time. The process is: harvest → sun field (sunlight exposure) → sheller (remove pulp, etc.) → grading (electronic bean selector or hand selection, screen, etc.) → export.
Figure (2) Coffee beans dried
The color of raw beans treated by drying is yellow, and the water content of coffee beans is generally about 11%, 12%. The advantage is that sun beans have better sweetness and mellow thickness, and less sour taste, which many coffee fans like very much. The disadvantage is that due to the use of artificial and natural treatment methods in the process, the sun-cured beans do not look good in appearance, do not look good, the quality is unstable, and there will be greater ups and downs.
1.2 washing method
Water washing is the most popular treatment method at present, and most boutique coffee beans will choose water washing method. Washing coffee refining process: harvest → storage tank (removal of impurities and impurities) → pulp removal machine (removal of pulp and impurities) → fermentation tank (removal of mucous membrane on endocarp) → washing pool (selection of light and hard beans) → sun drying field (or dryer) → sheller (removal of endocarp) → grading (electronic bean selector or hand selection, sieve, etc.) → outlet.
Figure (3) washing drying field
The appearance of coffee beans processed by washing is neat, and the impurities and defective beans are less, and the water content of coffee beans is generally about 16%. The advantage is that it has less miscellaneous flavor, clear taste and bright sour taste; the biggest disadvantage is that coffee beans are easy to get sour and astringent taste during fermentation, and a fermented bean will spoil 50 grams of beans.
Figure (4) Yejiaxufen G2 / water washing method
1.3 semi-washing method
Semi-washing, also known as "honey treatment", is a compromise between drying and washing, eliminating the need to ferment coffee fruits. Harvest → cistern (remove impurities and immature beans) → pulp removal machine (remove pulp and impurities) → washing pool (select light and hard beans) → sun field (or dryer) → sheller (remove endocarp) → classification (electronic bean selector or hand selection, sieve, etc.) → outlet.
Figure (5) Coffee fruit after removing the pulp
The quality of honey treatment is more stable than that of drying treatment, but not as good as that of washing treatment. This method of processing coffee beans by honey treatment has recently been sought after by coffee lovers. It has a sweet taste and is rich in Crema. It is suitable for extracting Espresso from the base of Italian coffee. The advantage is that it can restore the flavor of coffee beans, the coffee is more sweet, and the taste of red wine is outstanding. The disadvantage is that coffee beans are very vulnerable to contamination and mildew during the drying process after the exocarp of coffee berries are removed.
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