Introduction to the characteristics and Flavor description of Yunnan Tieka Coffee beans

Introduction to the characteristics and Flavor description of Yunnan Tieka Coffee beans

Yunnan small-grain coffee is a kind of beverage crop with high economic value. Coffee is rich in protein, fat, sucrose, starch, caffeine and other substances. After being made into a beverage, it has rich aroma, delicious taste and rich nutrition. As a result, it has become the world's three major beverages composed of tea and cocoa, and ranks first in the list. As coffee is rich in sucrose as well as starch, glucose, caffeine and other substances, forming a strong but not bitter, fragrant but not strong, with a little fruity unique flavor, world-class coffee experts evaluate it as the best coffee in the world.

Typica and Bourbon, two classic high-quality coffee varieties, are the main coffee varieties in Yunnan. In 1991, Katimo Catimor series varieties were introduced from Kenya (with stronger anti-virus ability and higher yield). A variety of Arabian species (also known as small seed species). Because the morphology and habits of the two varieties are similar, the two varieties are mostly mixed.

Tibica coffee, native to Ethiopia and southeastern Sudan, is the most widely cultivated variety of coffee in the Western Hemisphere. The plant is stronger, but not light-tolerant, and the yield is higher in Hawaii. The top leaf of Tibika is red and copper, which is called red top coffee.

Bourbon coffee is a variety of small-grain coffee second only to Tibica. At first, the main branch and the trunk grew upward at 45 degrees, and drooped with fruit load, the lateral branches were denser, the fruit was more, and the yield was higher. But the berries are smaller and ripen more slowly. The top bud of Bobang is green, which is called green top coffee.

Although the environmental problems of coffee cultivation can reach the standard of hot areas, they are far away from the equator, evaporation, large-scale coffee cultivation in Yunnan is less than 1100m above sea level, the severe drought in Yunnan in recent years, and the frost period in the producing areas, and so on, all make coffee planting can not be guaranteed normally, which directly affects the quality of coffee production. As for other processing problems, not to mention the quality of farmers, tea farmers have been drinking tea for generations, but farmers may not have had coffee in their lives.

Say so much, but it doesn't mean that you haven't had a cup of good Yunnan coffee, and if the post-processing and roasting is good, as a friend here said, the coffee from several hills, such as Pu'erman Laojiang, Kaddura of Manzhong Tian, Tielinka of Baihualing of Lujiang, Baoshan, and Boben of Lujiang, Baoshan, are still good, especially resistant to the old varieties at an altitude of 1800m.