Introduction to the flavor and taste characteristics of the fresh, elegant and full-grained Dominica coffee manor

Baez's regime was overthrown in 1874, but was elected president two years later and finally stepped down in 1878. General Uru's accession to power in 1882 brought stability to Dominica after years of political unrest. The political stability of the Eritrean presidency allowed many economies to breathe, and the continuous improvement of sugar industry technology caused many European and American immigrants to enter many countries in search of work. However, Aru privately used state funds for selfish purposes and set up his own imperial guard, which gradually increased the state's foreign debt. This aroused popular discontent with his actions, and after using high-handed policies to no avail, Eru was murdered in 1899. After 1902, Dominica returned to the era of multi-party separatism, and all parts of the country dominated one side, making the treasury of many countries completely empty at that time. In May 1916, President Jimenez's resignation caused President Wilson of the United States to greatly change.

Dissatisfaction. On May 15, 1916, U.S. Marines landed in Dominica. On June 1, Marines captured Monte Cristi and Puerto Plata. In early July, the United States occupied Dominica. At that time, the military government led by Rear Admiral Knapp strictly controlled the freedom of the Dominican people at that time, causing great dissatisfaction among the local middle and upper classes. In addition, the peasants in the eastern part of the country formed a continuous resistance army against the US army. Although the consciousness of resistance generally exists among the people, the military government has also quelled Dominica's unstable political state for many years. The economy of many countries has begun to grow and the foreign debt has gradually decreased. The military government has built modern roads to connect towns everywhere and established Dominica's early National Army. In February 1930, when President Horacio Vazquez wanted to run for re-election, due to fierce opposition from opponents, After secret consultations with the then commander of the National Army (formerly the National Army), President Vázquez resigned voluntarily in favour of General Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina, who, owing to threats of violence against other candidates, was elected President of the Dominican Republic in May 1930 without a rival. Although the Dominican economy continued to grow during Trujillo's dictatorship, most of the wealth was taken away by Trujillo and his associates. However, during this period, Dominica also developed greatly in various aspects such as medical treatment, education, transportation and port construction. Trujillo also built national housing in various places, created a national pension policy, and reached an agreement on border demarcation with Haiti in 1935. In 1941, he terminated the customs contract signed with the United States in 1906. In 1947, Dominica's foreign debt was paid off, which is still talked about by many people.

Opening the introduction of Dominican coffee, the most distinctive characteristics are fresh and elegant, full of particles, excellent acidity and pleasant aroma (two colleagues agree with this evaluation). Such flavor characteristics are not only related to varieties and planting soil quality, but also closely related to the picking and processing methods of raw beans. Dominican coffee selection adopts the most costly manual method. Workers mainly consider the fullness of coffee particles and whether they are uniform. According to these conditions, coffee beans with the most plump and uniform particles can represent the best quality and best coffee in Dominica. And only choose washing treatment method, to ensure the high quality and stability of coffee beans, water washing method of coffee beans, taste cleaner, exudes a faint fragrance pure and soft, drink to people can feel a faint fruity, lingering aftertaste, smooth smooth Dominican coffee according to the height of the planting region on different tastes are slightly different, highland planting acid, but rich taste; lowland less acid, taste is also smooth. Some Dominican estates produce high-quality coffee beans with a rich aroma, a rich taste and a moderately bright acidity, often compared to the famous Puerto Rico or Jamaica beans. The earliest coffee in Dominica was imported from Martinique, dating back to the early 18th century. Dominica is an island country with a tropical climate. The annual temperature does not change much. Except for the middle Cordillera mountain area, where the temperature is relatively low and can reach below 0℃ in winter, the annual average temperature in other areas is between 25 and 30℃. However, due to the influence of mountain terrain, the north and east face the northeast trade wind, and the annual precipitation reaches 1500-2500 mm. It belongs to a tropical marine climate. Mountain forest dense, leeward southwest annual precipitation of 500-1000 mm, longer dry season, tropical savanna climate Dominica mild climate conducive to coffee cultivation, coffee cultivation is the best production in the southwest of Barahona (Barahona) region and the Dominican second largest city Santiago north of the West Baou (Cibao) valley. The northern region, represented by Ciba, and the southern region, including Ocayabani Santo Domingo, produce fine coffee. Among them, Santo Domingo and Bani produced coffee world-famous, almost synonymous with Domica coffee