What is boutique coffee?
What is boutique coffee?
The so-called boutique coffee refers to the coffee made from raw beans which are grown in a few ideal geographical conditions and have excellent taste characteristics. This kind of coffee beans will be strictly selected and graded, with hard texture, rich taste and excellent flavor. In order to maximize their flavor and flavor levels, bakers will bake them light and medium, while the previously popular heavy baking is falling out of favor.
Because of the coffee beans made in this way, the taste levels and aroma are more complex and changeable than matching beans, so the hand-flushing method arises at the historic moment. In this way, even the same kind of coffee beans will have different flavors according to the different stewing time, flow speed and water temperature, which can be said to adapt to the current trend of pursuing individualization. it can also better show the unique complexity of boutique coffee itself.
Recommended by boutique cafes
● Rose Coffee Garden
Address: Zhongshan sixth Road
● Yuyuan Coffee
Address: Sai Heng Street, Sports
● starts coffee from
Address: Jiachang West Road
● dream house
Add: Zilong street, west of Jiangnan
● irrelevant Coffee
Address: overseas Chinese New Village
● Grace
Address: Xili road, Panyu bridge
● Coffee Global
Address: Xiaozhou Village
● back and forth
Address: Tianhe Road
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