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Answers to frequently asked questions about the operation of Philharmonic pressure
Question 1: is it better to use Philharmonic pressure filter paper or metal filter mesh? A: you may not like coffee made from filter paper as much as coffee made from metal filter. The metal mesh allows a lot of sediment and gum to enter the coffee, making the coffee taste heavy and rough, similar to coffee made by pressing pots. We organized a number of coffee lovers to test that most people like the coffee made by filter paper. About
How to check the clogging of coffee roaster and clean it up
Pipe congestion is always a headache for professional coffee roasting.
Creative Coffee Cocktail
Coffee is a necessity for many people to wake up and start their day.
Requirements for the quality of fancy coffee milk foam
The quality of milk foam requires that every time I communicate with my friends, I only get some very general results. For example: to be delicate, velvety, slippery, such extremely vague words, do not give a clear standard, so that novice coffee lovers do not have a reference, impractical.
The effect of temperature on the taste of coffee
People's tongues, noses, and receptors for each taste also have different receptive abilities at different temperatures.
Panamanian Alida boutique coffee beans
Panama, a country that people know too well, has always had an inextricable bond with high-quality coffee. It tastes fresh, elegant and floral. Sweet honey has always been a recognizable symbol of Panamanian high-quality coffee, making it unforgettable for those who drink it.
How to identify the authenticity of Blue Mountain Coffee
It is said that Blue Mountain is good, but Blue Mountain is really good. But are you sure you're drinking the real Blue Mountain? I dare say that more than 90% of the people who boast that they drink blue mountains are fake blue mountains. There is not no real thing in China, but it is very difficult to learn to pick a real one out of ten thousand kinds of fake goods.
Special fine coffee beans
Anyone who has baked coffee knows that no matter how good the boutique manor coffee is, even the COE award-winning coffee will inevitably be mixed with a small amount of defective beans. So sometimes in pursuit of a better flavor, roasters pick up coffee beans that are noticeably flawed before or after roasting.
Fine coffee Pakamala species
This is a pacamara coffee from Guatemala's new oriente region.
Coffee West Point knowledge
Style is capital; style is taste! A person has style, is equal to enjoy the value-added self; a person shows the style, it means the percentage of success. Style + coffee + taste = taste, different and life, different experiences, taste different life.
Coffee tasting terminology
Coffee tasting is a very professional knowledge, there are many terms, too numerous to list. Here we list some of the simplest and most commonly used, which will come in handy if you have a chance to read professional books on coffee in the future.
Five classic coffee beans are recommended.
1 East Timor Arabica beans, mellow, with a certain fruity aroma, a certain irritation when drunk in the mouth, miscellaneous taste in the mouth, and a dry fragrance after grinding. 2 Ethiopia lima divides varieties according to origin, beans have fruity flavor, slightly sour, taste
The similarities and differences between latte and cappuccino
Cappuccino and latte are the two longest types of espresso. They look very similar, with milk bubbles and dazzling flowers. Even baristas have a lot of times when they can't tell each other apart. Similarities and differences of ingredients cappuccino and latte
Indonesia: rich in "shit" to the most expensive coffee
Civet coffee is the most expensive coffee in the world, with a price of several hundred US dollars per pound. It is extracted from the feces of the civet and processed. The civet eats the ripe coffee fruit and is excreted through the digestive system. Due to fermentation through the stomach
How to distinguish the quality of ESPRESSO
When you enjoy a cup of coffee packaged by various cultures in a cafe for tens of yuan, have you ever thought about and learned to identify whether you are drinking a perfect cup of coffee?
Introduction to Australian boutique coffee
Australia is both a mainland and an island, so its coffee is not easy to classify. Australian coffee has the characteristics of mild taste and long growth period, but it does not have the unique sour flavor of "island coffee", and its flavor is more inclined to the sweetness of "continental coffee".
Introduction of Brazilian boutique coffee
Brazil is the largest producer of Arabica coffee as well as robusta coffee and is the number one coffee producer in the world.
Introduction of Fine Coffee from Congo
Congo's boutique coffee comes from Kivu, which is the general name of Eastern Congo (Kinshasa) and covers a very wide geographical area. Congo's boutique coffee comes from Kivu, which is the general name of Eastern Congo (Kinshasa) and covers a very wide geographical area. It is adjacent to Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and the east of Lake Tanganyika. Kivu is divided into three provinces, North Kivu (North Kivu) and South Kivu
Introduction to Costa Rican boutique coffee
Costa Rican coffee is characterized by a "coffee flavor". These coffees are simple, clean, just right sour and mild in taste.
Introduction to Ethiopian boutique coffee
Saifeng is one of the highest quality coffee producers in the world. The unique geographical environment, a wide variety of coffee varieties and the tradition of wet processing make Ethiopian coffee bring us bright and vivid taste and rich fruit and flower aromas.