Introduction to the Flavor performance of Coffee Bean varieties in different countries and regions
Rose summer variety (Geisha)
Panama (Geisha): strawberry (strawberry), jasmine (jasmine floral), mint (bergamot), caramel (caramelly), chocolate (chocolate), grapefruit (grapefruity), plum (plum), citrus (citrus-orange)
Costa Rica (Geisha): sweet (sweet floral), jasmine (jasmine), citrus (citrus-orange), caramel (caramelly), chocolate (chocolate)
Colombia (Geisha): pomegranate (grave), vanilla (vanilla), chocolate (chocolate), caramel (caramelly), citrus (citrus)
Geisha: lime (lime juice), vanilla (vanilla), jasmine (jasmine floral), sweet grapefruit (sweet grapefruit), rose tea (tea-rose), strawberry (pine-strawberry)
Iron pickup (Typica)
Peru (Typica): nutty (nutty), milk chocolate (milky chocolate), herbs (herbal-floral), pears (pear-fruit), vanilla (vanila), caramel (caramel), apples (apple-like), honey (honey-like), peach tea (peach tea), ripe oranges (ripe orange), jasmine (jasmine hints)
Typica: almond peel (almond skins), silky taste (silky mouthfeel), brilliance (brightness), red malic acid (red apple acidity), roasted peanuts (roasted peanut), hazelnut (hazelnut), orange peel (orange peel), melon (melon), sweet grape juice (sweet spice grape juice)
Typica: Apple (apple), cocoa powder (cocoa powder), caramel (caramel), BlackBerry (black berry), orange white hair (orange pekoe tea), honey (honey)
Mexico (Typica): floral (floral), hazelnut (hazelnut), mango sweet (mango sweetness), peach and apricot (peach-apricot), vanilla (vanila), unripe apple (malic)
Panama (Typica): chocolate (chocolate), apple (apple), peach (peach), plum (plum), floral (floral), caramel malt (caramel-malt), lemon (lemon), buttery taste (buttery mouthfeel)
Costa Rica (Typica): soft chocolate (soft chocolate), honey (honey-candy), apple (apple), weak citrus acid (less citrus acidity), white grape (white grape), orange (tangerine), apple juice (apple juice), nectar (floral honey), hibiscus flower (hibiscus floral)
Bourbon (Bourbon)
Brazil (Bourbon): cocoa powder (cocoa powder), orange (orange), vanilla (vanila), almonds (almond), chocolate (chocolate), caramel (caramelly), yellow sugar (brown-sugar), dried mango (dry mango), peach (peach)
Nicaragua (Bourbon): milk chocolate (milky chocolate), maple syrup (maple syrup), walnut (walnut), peach-apricot aroma (peach-apricot), almond (almond), honey (honey), malt (malty)
Panama (Bourbon): floral (floral), cherry fruits (cherry-fruited), vanilla (vanilla), malt (malty), caramel (caramelly), chocolate (chocolate)
Tanzania (Bourbon): caramel (caramelly), sweet fruit (very sweet fruit), brown sugar (brown sugar), vanilla (vanilla), chocolate (chocolate)
Bourbon: caramel (caramelly), toast (toasted bread), chocolate powder (chocolate powder), apple (apple), plum (plum)
Costa Rica (Bourbon): sugar (sugar sweetness), roasted almonds (roasted almond), hazelnut (hazelnut), peanut (peanut), BlackBerry (black berry), cinnamon (cinnamon), malt (malt), sweet tobacco (sweet tobacco flavor)
Marago Gippe (Maragogype)
Nicaragua (Maragogype): lemon (lemon), cinnamon (cinnamon), cola (cola), floral (floral), citrus (citrus), melon (melon)
Maragogype: strawberries (strawberry), toast (toasted bread), vanilla (vanilla), raisins (raisin), flowers (floral), plums (plum), hibiscus flowers (hibiscus)
Kent (Kent)
India Malabar (Kent): spicy aroma (pungent spicy), tobacco (pipe tabacco), caramel (caramelly)
Pacas (Pacas)
El Salvador (Pacas): sweet peach (sweet peach), vanilla (vanilla), flower (floral), jasmine (jasmine floral), caramel (caramelly), orange (orange), lemon (lemon), melon (melon)
Honduras (Pacas): bergamot (bergamot), Chinese fir (cedar), honey (honey), peach (peach), lemon (lemon), grape (grape), watermelon (watermelon), apple (apple), dried grape (raisin)
Pacamara (Pacamara)
Pacamara: caramel (caramelly), honey (honey), vanilla (vanilla), flower (floral), peach (peach), hazelnut (hazelnut), jasmine (jasmine)
Nicaragua (Pacamara): chocolate (chocolate), caramel (caramelly), orange (orange), maple syrup (maple syrup), honey (honey), raspberry (raspberry), cinnamon (cinnamon), apricot (apricot)
El Salvador (Pacamara): oranges (orange), vanilla (vanilla), lemons (lemon), chocolate (chocolate), apricots (apricot), lemonade (lemonade), limes (lime), flowers (floral)
SL28
Kenya (SL28): malt (malty), caramel (caramelly), almond (almond), flower (floral), vanilla (vanilla), citrus (citrus), apple (apple), peach (peach)
SL34
Kenya (SL34): caramel (caramelly), butterscotch sugar (butter scotch candy), orange (orange), grape (grape), plum (plum)
Mundo Novo
Brazil (Mundo Novo): nuts (nutty), malt (malty), chocolate (chocolate), banana peel (banana skin), sweet tobacco (sweet tobacco), orange / orange (tangerine/orange)
Catuai (Catuai)
Panama (Catuai): Apple (apple), peach (peach), chocolate (chocolate), apricot (apricot), mango (mango), almond (almond)
Catuai: chocolate (chocolate), cinnamon (cinnamon), plum (plum), honey (honey), lemon (lemon), apple (apple), grape (grape)
Brazil (Catuai): flower (floral), watermelon (watermelon), peach (peach), grapefruit (grapefruity)
Costa Rica (Catuai): pear (pear), floral scent (floral), mango (mango), caramel (caramelly), lemon grass (lemon grass), chocolate (chocolate), Chinese fir (cedar)
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A preliminary exploration of coffee bean roasting! Fried beans are also knowledgeable.
The purpose of roasting: to increase the complexity of coffee to form the color of coffee to form the unique aroma of coffee this method of roasting coffee beans seems to have become popular after the 13th century and until then it had been used to make soup with raw coffee beans. Baking method classification 1 direct-fire baking direct-fire roaster puts raw beans into a perforated drum and then contacts the beans directly with the fire of a gas burner.
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20 magic ways to use coffee grounds, from cooking to formaldehyde absorption
1. Plant fertilizer spray mix half a cup of coffee grounds with warm water, put it in a spray can and spray it directly on the plant every day. 2 change the color of hydrangea flowers will change according to the acidity and alkalinity of the soil. Sprinkle coffee grounds on the soil and water them. This will make the soil PH value acidic, and the hydrangea flowers will change from pink to blue. (there is a kind of hydrangea at home.
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