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Taste characteristics of Tiebika Coffee Grinding scale in Manor production area

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, Taste characteristics of Tiebika Coffee 1. Varieties and characteristics of Yunnan Coffee at present, the varieties commonly cultivated in Yunnan are Cartimo 7963 (Catimor), Cartimo P series, Bourbon and Bobang varieties (boubon), Tibika and Tibika varieties (typica). According to my long-term baking practice, we are interested in these commonly grown

Taste characteristics of Tiebika Coffee Grinding scale in Manor production area

I. varieties and characteristics of coffee in Yunnan

At present, the varieties commonly cultivated in Yunnan are Cartimo 7963 (Catimor), Cartimo P series, Bobang and Bobang varieties (boubon), Tibika and Tibika varieties (typica).

According to my long-term baking practice, our understanding of these commonly cultivated varieties is as follows.

Katimo 7963, with smaller particles and higher yield. Under the condition of balanced taste baking, baked beans show high fruit taste, moderate acidity, good sweetness, medium mellow, good cleanliness, and some market demand.

Cartimo P series, with thick granules, P4 is currently the main variety of Yunnan alpine coffee. When P series coffee is roasted moderately, it has super high sweetness, high caramel conversion rate, good taste clarity, good cleanliness, vanilla and fruit flavor, high acidity and full aroma, so it is the most impressive variety evaluated by evaluation institutions according to the evaluation standard (COE evaluation table). The best equilibrium point of Cartimer P series roasted in medium and deep depth, the deep roasted Cartimo P series coffee will get higher caramel conversion, higher aroma content, good acidity correction, thickening effect and performance after concentrated extraction, and become the best ingredient and base material for espresso beans.

As we all know, in the coffee growing industry, the rainy season determines the coffee harvest season. Throughout Colombia, the main harvest season of Colombian coffee is from October to February of the following year, and the secondary harvest season is from April to September each year. It is generally believed that the quality of the main production season is better than that of the secondary production season.

In everyone's impression, Colombia is only a major coffee trading country, but in fact, Colombia is also rich in fine coffee. At present, Colombian coffee beans account for 30% of the national output, and around the year 2000, the proportion is less than 5%. Thus it can be seen that the market for fine coffee has developed rapidly in recent years.

Boutique coffee bean producing areas are mostly concentrated in south-central Colombia, including HUILA, NARINO, TOLIMA, VALLE DEL CAUCA, CAUCA and other areas, which are mainly volcanic geology.

Commercial coffee bean producing areas are concentrated in the central and northern regions, including ANTIOQUIA (the capital Medillin), QUINDIO (the capital Armenia) and CALDAS (the capital Manizales). The first letter of the capital of these three regions, referred to as "MAM", is the largest coffee producing area in Colombia, which is relatively low in elevation.

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