What kind of high-quality coffee do you have?
High-quality coffee (Premium coffee) does not require special recognition, nor does it strictly specify plantations. Instead, it is up to coffee sellers to select the better quality from the highest grades of coffee produced in various countries to increase their added value. The naming of high-quality coffee is generally composed of [producing country + variety + grade]. The common high-quality coffee is as follows (different opinions on the taste characteristics of various coffee beans)
Brazil Santos No.2 (or Type 2): since there is no "Type 1" level in Brazil, 2 is the highest level. Brazilian coffee is famous for its aroma, refreshing taste, less sour and bitter taste, and a sharp nutty aftertaste. Generally speaking, everything is stable, the advantages and disadvantages are not very prominent, personal feeling, smelling is better than drinking.
Columbia Supremo: the highest class of Colombian coffee, Supremo stands for "big grain". Since Colombia's grading is only based on the size of beans, the taste is not particularly uniform. Basically, the sour taste, bitter taste and aroma are all strong, making it one of the most "coffee-flavored" coffees. The disadvantage is also that the personality is not prominent enough, the taste will not be surprised, the advantage is that the price is not expensive, suitable for daily consumption.
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Pull tools pull flower espresso
There are mainly two kinds of coffee flower-pulling methods: pour into the shaping Free Pouring and use skilled skills to control the height of the milk pot, shake the range and speed of the milk pot, make the milk soak on the coffee to form different pictures, Etching carved eucalyptus on the coffee surface with milk bubbles, sauces and other things, use toothpicks or thermometers to draw various pictures of eucalyptus, this way does not require much skill
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Guatemala SHB: high-quality Alpine Coffee from Guatemala
The growth environment of boutique coffee beans also has higher requirements. Generally grow at an altitude of 1500 meters or even more than 2000 meters above sea level, with appropriate precipitation, sunshine, temperature and soil conditions. Some world-famous coffee beans also have a special geographical environment, such as the alpine clouds in the Blue Mountains, the free shade provided by the afternoon clouds in Kona, and the volcanic ash soil in Antigua.
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