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The Origin and characteristics of Manning Coffee Wet planing Flavor description Taste treatment producing area

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, The Origin and Flavor description of Manning Coffee Wet planing method A total of 29 beans are produced in the Sunda Hejo processing plant in the region, of which only two coffee are treated by the traditional wet planing method. A large part of the treatment of these 29 beans is Costa Rican processing technology. For varieties planted by cooperatives, various advanced treatment methods are adopted: finer control of each fully washed

The Origin and characteristics of Manning Coffee Wet planing Flavor description Taste treatment producing area

Sunda Hejo processing plant a total of 29 beans, of which only two coffee is the traditional wet planing method, a large part of the treatment of these 29 beans is Costa Rican processing technology. For varieties planted in cooperatives, all kinds of advanced treatment methods are adopted: finer control of each link of whole water washing, comparative experiment of dry fermentation and wet fermentation, strict control of fermentation time, drying time in drying shed and honey treatment.

Although Typica Gulali has been introduced and planted for only 3-5 years and has not yet been officially mass-produced, after testing the three treatments of this coffee (full wash,semi wash,honey process), we get a surprisingly consistent flavor: ginger, jasmine, honey and toffee. These flavors are the flavor properties of Rosa coffee a few years ago, and this local original Typica is indeed genetically linked to Rosa, which itself was introduced from Ethiopia.

Test the other coffee in the cup is Yellow Caturra, the colder this coffee is, the more pleasant it will be. At the beginning of the first impression is milk, a strong sense of sweetness, with lemon, citrus sour, temperature drop, strong tea plum and flower aroma.

Wet planing is no less important to the global coffee industry than honey treatment. The "manning" that coffee people must drink is treated in this way, and it can even be said that the vast majority of Arabica coffee in Sumatra and Sulawesi in Indonesia are wet planed. Indonesia is the fourth largest coffee producer in the world, according to statistics from the international coffee organization ICO in 2014. A treatment that contributes so much to global coffee production must be worth studying and analyzing that when we eat peaches in our lives, we eat its flesh; we enjoy coffee, but we grind and drink its seeds after roasting and soaking water. as for the other peels and flesh are all abandoned. Coupled with the fact that coffee seeds look like beans, people naturally call them coffee beans. In the later description, in order to be simple and easy to understand, we still use the title of coffee beans, but we need to know that coffee beans are not beans.

Interestingly, pollution is not a bad thing, depending on the strain. Dr. Martha Donniva of the Brazilian Institute of Food Science and Technology has tried to use different strains of touching coffee beans to produce different flavors, including decay, fuel consumption, mildew, wood, iodine, caramel, chocolate and floral aromas. Scholars believe that the wood flavor, immortal grass flavor, earth flavor, vanilla flavor and spice flavor of Sumatran coffee should be created by mold.

The director of the baking plant often reflects to the academic circles that some coffee beans with touching mold have a better flavor after being cleaned, but some are difficult to import and are related to bacteria. It may be possible to suppress bad mold and implant good mold, just as winology calls "controlling savage yeasts" and "cultivating elegant yeasts". But which molds help to enhance the flavor of coffee? Which are bad bacteria? Need to be further studied

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