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How to describe the soft herbal flavor of coffee

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, How to describe the soft herbal flavor of coffee? Starbucks Yunnan Coffee growers support Center has been established to provide free technical support for local coffee farmers such as coffee cultivation and processing. Over the past four years, nearly 10000 people have been trained, and more than 1200 coffee farms have passed the C.A.F.E.Practices (Fair method for Coffee growers) certification, with a total planting area of more than 1100 hectares. Coffee

How to describe the soft herbal flavor of coffee

Starbucks Yunnan Coffee growers support Center has been established to provide free technical support for coffee cultivation and processing to local coffee farmers. Over the past four years, nearly 10000 people have been trained, and more than 1200 coffee farms have passed the C.A.F.E.Practices (Fair method for Coffee growers) certification, with a total planting area of more than 1100 hectares.

Coffee for drinking is said to have begun at the beginning of the eleventh century, and the record can be seen in ancient Arab documents. Before that, coffee beans were dried and boiled in the Arab region and then drank as stomach medicine, but it was later learned that coffee also had a refreshing effect, coupled with the strict Muslim commandments that forbade believers from drinking alcohol. Believers drank coffee juice from roasting as an exciting drink instead of alcohol. It is said that locals know how to roast raw beans and use them after the 13th century.

Deep roasting has no bright sour aroma of flowers and fruits, but mainly focuses on turpentine, alcohol, scorch, choking and bitterness, which is the product of Mena reaction and dry distillation.

Coffee roasting tests the baking experience of barists. to bake coffee with a good flavor, a good coffee bean is the basis of all this. The quality of roasting depends on whether the sour, native flavor and bitter taste of coffee can be balanced. Good coffee can achieve the balance of these three after proper roasting, while roasting too deep or too shallow will cause tastes such as bitterness and sour.

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