Individual coffee, also known as coffee of origin
Single coffee, also known as origin coffee, in fact, mainly relative to mixed coffee, single coffee as the name implies is a single variety or single origin coffee beans, that is, unblended coffee.
The name of individual coffee is generally composed of country of origin, origin, manor, grade and variety. For example, the Blue Mountain No.1 in Jamaica refers to the first-class coffee beans produced in the Blue Mountain region of Jamaica.
We usually use utensils rather than coffee machines to extract individual coffee. If mixed coffee is to pursue the stability and uniformity of coffee taste, then single coffee exists in order to taste the most unique and personalized flavor. So blended coffee is generally cheap. Even the world's top blended coffee, such as ILLY, sells for less than 300kg in the Chinese market, but high-quality individual coffee is much more expensive. The famous Blue Mountain Coffee was purchased at about $120 a kilogram in 2010, while the world's best-known luxury coffee, LUWAK (Kopi Luwak), costs nearly $1000 a kilogram. The most exaggerated is the vomiting version of Luwak, which may cost $2000 a kilogram, which is too high to be seen in blended coffee.
In this era when people only know cappuccinos, individual coffee is actually the king of coffee, just like wine, it is wine, not vodka, that ends up in the hall of elegance.
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