Katim coffee beans how to roast Flavor Description Taste Treatment Area Variety Introduction

How should Katim Coffee beans be roasted? description of Flavor and Flavor of Katim Coffee beans

As for quality. I personally suggest that you can try it. Generally speaking, except Tiebika is a little more expensive, Katim can be said to be the price of cabbage. Tiebika medium roast taste individual coffee and then believe that you have your own comments, if you like the blue mountain flavor, I think I should like Yunnan Tibika. The taste is lighter and the aftertaste is long and fruity. But the first sip may disappoint you because there is no strong taste of coffee.

Baibang, mellow and soft.

Katim, it's hard to say. I have limited ability to express myself. To introduce it in simple words is messy but has a heavy taste. All of the above depends on my personal feeling of drinking coffee. I don't sell coffee beans or open a coffee shop. I just like to drink and think about it by myself. Hehe, it doesn't represent any authority, it's all my own feelings.

When it comes to Yunnan coffee, perhaps the most common word we hear is "Yunnan small-grain coffee", and most of them will say "Yunnan small-grain coffee-fragrant but not bitter, strong but not strong", so many people classify the varieties of Yunnan coffee as "small-grain species". The evaluation of the taste of Yunnan coffee is naturally "fragrant but not bitter, strong but not strong". Regardless of whether it is correct or not, there is no word "small seed" among the more than 900 named coffee varieties at present, so this "small seed" is not strictly a coffee variety, it is just a nickname given to this variety by the people of Yunnan. In fact, the name of Yunnan "small grain coffee" should be called arabica--typica (Arabica-iron pickup). Or arabica--bourbon (Arabica-bourbon), but the reality is really cruel. Before going, Brother Zou told me that there was an old variety in his relative's house, but what he saw excitedly was a crazy growing coffee forest, which belonged to his aunt because his aunt was not old enough to plant and renovate-- so these old varieties survived, but the aunt was unable to manage it alone, so he left the tree to grow naturally and pick some fruit when it matured to trace its roots. Typica originates from Ethiopia, the ancient origin of coffee, and is the earliest native species of coffee.