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Types and characteristics of coffee

Types and characteristics of coffee

Blue Mountain Coffee Blue Mountain Coffee is the best coffee, produced in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. The Blue Mountains surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, whenever the sun shines directly on the blue water, it reflects to the mountain and emits a bright blue light, hence its name. This kind of coffee has the characteristics of all good coffee, not only full-bodied and mellow in taste, but also not at all because of the perfect combination of sweet, sour and bitter coffee.

An unstretchable bitterness!

An unstretchable bitterness!

The nature of raw coffee beans is not sour-mostly plain. The height of the producing area is insufficient-the taste is soft and dynamic. Poor handling and storage-five tastes are wrong. ... These are all we know, but "bitterness" is still a problem that I have to worry about every time I put raw beans into the pot! "bitterness" is often the most important consideration on the baking curve. When the temperature is too high, it is bitter and difficult.

Arabika species and Robusta species

Arabika species and Robusta species

Arabica and Robbita species account for about 2/3 of the world's coffee production. Not suitable for growing in high temperature, low temperature, rainy, less rainy areas, beans are oval shoulder flat type, characterized by strong fragrance and good quality. Robusta is bitter but not sour, and the flavor is not very good, so it is suitable for mixed coffee. Mix the right amount of Robes in Arabica species

The selection of coffee

The selection of coffee

The process of removing impurities from the harvested coffee fruit into "raw beans" is called "refining". Refining methods are mainly divided into two categories-washing type and non-washing type. Brazil and other places originally used the non-washing type, but now some coffee also use the washing type selection method in order to pursue higher quality.

Cultivation conditions of Coffee

Cultivation conditions of Coffee

Coffee is mainly grown in tropical and subtropical areas, which is called coffee belt (Coffee Belt). In general, in Europe and the United States, coffee produced at high altitude is more expensive and of high quality than those at lower altitude. There is a noun called coffee belt. Coffee is produced in more than 60 countries around the world, most of which are sandwiched in the Tropic of Cancer (23 degrees south and 27 minutes north).

Varieties of coffee trees

Varieties of coffee trees

1.5 Arabica coffee varieties improved Arabica coffee beans include traditional varieties that are very close to the original, as well as mutants or hybrids mated with Robusta. Coffee variety improvement is not only limited to the fight against diseases and insect pests, but also the pursuit of a steady stream of harvests. 1. The variety of Arabica coffee belongs to the evergreen shrub Ara of the genus Rubiaceae.

Chaozhou Coffee

Chaozhou Coffee

Generally speaking, the better-known Asian coffee is the "Mantenin" coffee produced in Sumatra, Indonesia; and the "Vietnam" coffee, which has reached the second largest coffee production in the world; or the hot "Yunnan" coffee that has been stir-fried in recent years. Asian coffee has a special botanical aroma, and the aroma of Asian beans with a touch of wood is more calm and bright.

About Coffee Grinding

About Coffee Grinding

The concept and principle of coffee grinding: the operation of crushing roasted coffee beans is called grinding. The props used to grind coffee beans are called grinders. The ideal time to grind coffee is to grind it before cooking. Because ground coffee is easy to oxidize and lose its flavor, especially without proper storage, coffee powder is also easy to change flavor, so it is naturally impossible to cook mellow coffee. Some

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Basic knowledge of coffee grinding and brewing

Basic knowledge of coffee grinding and brewing

The ideal time to grind coffee is to grind it before steaming. Because ground coffee is easy to oxidize and lose its flavor, especially without proper storage, coffee powder is also easy to change flavor, so it is naturally impossible to brew mellow coffee. Some people are afraid of trouble or do not want to buy a bean grinder. They usually buy ready-made coffee powder when drinking coffee at home. At this time, they should pay special attention to storage.