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The biggest difference between the two Yega Chuefei is that Ariga G1 belongs to the sun treatment, while the Blue Nile G1 belongs to the water washing treatment. As we all know, Yejia Xuefei is actually more common to use the traditional washing method to show her beautiful taste. Yega Xuefei treated with water washing has a clean and light taste, with a very strong aroma of jasmine and citrus citric acid. In the ancient saying, Yirga means "settle down", while Cheffe refers to "wetland". From such place names, it can be seen that Yega Xuefei is one of the areas with the highest water content in Ethiopia, so most of the coffee produced in Yega Xuefei is washed. Yega, on the other hand, is relatively rare, and it has gradually come to the fore with the diversified development of boutique coffee in recent years. This sun-treated Yeruifei Ariga G1 means that it will have more ripe fruit flavor than water-washed beans, sweeter floral aromas and stronger layers.

For Maoye, washing and sun treatment can be described as hue in the impression. Washed coffee beans are relatively light-toned flavor, light-toned floral aroma, light-toned citric acid, light-toned sweetness; sun-treated coffee beans belong to darker tones, with darker tones of apricot blossom, darker tones of ripe fruit, and darker tones of brown sugar honey. Such a strong contrast between the two Yega Sheffield is really fascinating.

Although most of the sun-treated beans are more layered, the cleanliness of the taste is far less good than that of water-washed beans. But the surprising part of this sun-dried Erika G1 is that it tastes as clean as any washed coffee, and in such a clean taste, it can also retain the richer layering feel of its sun-dried beans. I believe this is the best sunburn Yega Chuefei has ever had. Very fascinating.