Talk about Hawaii Kona kona.
According to the data, the history of Kona can be traced back to 1828 and was planted by a man named Reverend Samuel Ruggles. It was probably for fun at that time. In 1842, production was enough to produce business. The first official exports were recorded in 1845, with exports of 245 pounds.
The area where Kona can be produced is actually very small and at a high altitude. So, Kona is very expensive! Especially in recent years, through commercial hype, the price of pure Kona has caught up with the Blue Mountain of Jamaica and become a precious kind of beans on the market.
The taste of Kona is sour, but the aroma is very strong; well-baked Kona may even have the aroma of red wine. Personally, I think the sour taste of Kona is not very weak, through the correct extraction, we can find clear layers of beautiful sour taste.
As for the quality of Kona, it is as difficult to answer as asking about the quality of Blue Mountain. The unit price of Kona is high, so "blending Kona" has more sales power in the market, but the real Kona is not so easy to buy, even if it can be bought, it can not be too cheap (only beans produced by Kona can be called Kona).
As for the grading of Kona, the order is Extra Fancy, Facny/Prime, No.1 Grade and so on.
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The most expensive coffee-Ruwak
The world's most expensive coffee, the Kopi Luwah variety of coffee from Sumatra. The price is as high as $300 per pound! Usually, after the coffee fruit is picked, the peel, pulp and silver skin are removed either by the sun or by washing. But Ruwak coffee takes advantage of natural fermentation in the animal's digestive system to extract coffee beans. Musk cat hi in the mountains of Indonesia
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Introduction to the types of coffee beans
There are mainly two kinds of coffee on the market, such as Coffea Arabica and Coffea Robusta. Each of them can be subdivided into more variety branches. Most of the coffee beans in circulation on the market are distinguished by their origin. The following is a list of some major producing countries and their famous coffee:
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