Seven rules for making coffee
Here are seven simple rules for making good coffee:
Use freshly roasted coffee beans and store them for no more than a week, preferably those roasted half an hour ago.
Store the coffee beans in a dark container.
Freshly ground coffee beans before blending.
You should put the water from the faucet for a few seconds before use, and then boil the water with the fresh cold water that has just flowed out of the faucet, but not for too long, and do not pour boiled water on the coffee.
Use your favorite method-- piston, drip, or whatever-- to make sure the coffee has enough time to brew.
Drink right away.
Remember to preheat the cup before pouring in the coffee.
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The acid composition in coffee
The acidity of coffee is usually considered to be related to the quality of coffee. Acidity is typical of high-value coffee in Central America and East Africa. Excessive sour taste is considered to be the disadvantage of coffee. Acidity is related to growing at very high altitudes and mineral-rich volcanic soils.
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The best Blue Mountain Coffee
Gourmet Blue Mountain Coffee (JABLUM) is an authentic Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee brand with a long history, which is produced by the Mavisban Coffee Company, which accounts for 40% of Jamaica's Blue Mountain Coffee production every year.
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