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World Fine Coffee Beans: Ethiopia Yejia Shefei G1 Gedeb Green Beans Description
Ye Jia Xue Fei believes that friends who are slightly interested in coffee will not be unfamiliar with it! This southwestern Ethiopian town is known worldwide for its unique floral and citrus flavor of coffee, and of course in China, her poetic name has added some attention to her. What a beautiful name! As the name suggests, a cup of good yega-shefi is indeed as good as grass Feifei
Introduction of World Fine Coffee: analysis and introduction of production problems of Yunnan Coffee and Fine Coffee
During this short two-week trip to Yunnan, although I only visited the coffee planting and processing base of Pu'er Menglian and some areas of Baoshan, I also found many problems in production and processing. Although it is inevitable to cover all of them, I still sum up these problems. I hope that more coffee lovers will pay attention to Yunnan coffee. After all, the development of Yunnan coffee not only depends on
Treatment of raw coffee beans from planting to transportation: pulp peeling, fermentation, drying, selection
The harvested coffee fruit is transported to the processing plant. The factory processes peeling, fermentation, drying, sorting and other processes for processing coffee beans. Remove the pulp, pick out the bad beans, soak and ferment in water, and re-dry in the sun. After this series of complex processes, you can get fresh raw beans. This process has a great impact on the quality of coffee beans.
The journey of coffee beans: the movement of raw beans from seed beans across the ocean to ripe beans
Sandoz, Rio, Mocha, Amsterdam, Cuba. These are both worldwide port cities and coffee export and import ports. As a transportation terminal for coffee, these cities are very famous. Coffee can be transported by land and air depending on the situation, but most of it is still transported by sea. So some of the coffee is also named after the port. Such as Mocha, three degrees.
Get to know the Coffee from six Central American countries: a detailed introduction to Guatemala Coffee beans
The temperature of Guardiola is about 15 degrees. Because of the long mountains and the great climatic changes in the region, Guardiola has created eight major coffee producing areas in the country, all located on the highland topography under tropical weather. The rainfall is stable, the fertile volcanic ash soil is in a good environment, and the coffee beans produced are all Arabica, each with different flavor and characteristics, and the first-class sour taste and fruit.
Introduction to the diseases of coffee beans: leaf rust caused by camel rust, the most destructive disease of coffee trees
Coffee rust is the most destructive disease of coffee trees, caused by coffee camel rust (Hemileia vastatrix). The disease has long occurred in coffee-producing areas such as Africa, the near East and India, Asia and Australasia. It first appeared in the Western Hemisphere in 1970 and was found in Brazil. The once thriving coffee plantations in Sri Lanka and Java were destroyed by the
Introduction of World Fine Coffee Beans: Classification and Introduction of Guixia Panama Coffee Beans
Geisha is a very rare coffee variety that has been causing a stir among coffee connoisseurs worldwide for more than five years, considered the brightest, richest and most aromas of coffee varieties. Before it gained international fame, Guixia was founded by Don Pachi, a small town in southwest Ethiopia.
World Coffee Bean Classification: Robasta Coffee Bean Coffee. Robustra introduction
Robastian coffee (Coffee. Robustra): more precisely, C. canephora Robustra can produce robastian beans. Because of its poor taste, it contains 2-3 times as much caffeine as Arabica coffee (C.Arabica). It is usually used for the production of instant coffee and Arabica coffee (C.A) in the large coffee industry.
World Classification of Fine Coffee beans: introduction to Arabica Coffee species
There are about 60 kinds of coffee, but there are mainly two varieties of coffee grown commercially. "Arabica" 2. "Robasta" if divided according to the planting area of these two kinds of coffee, Arabica accounts for 70% of the world's acreage, and Robasta accounts for 30%. This shows how important Arabica coffee beans are in the world! So
World boutique coffee beans: an introduction to the types of world-famous coffee beans and their different producing areas
[introduction] Latin American Coffee beans (Central and South America) Brazil: Santos, Bahia, Cerrado, Mogiana Mexico: Coatepec, Huatusco, Eurizaba (Orizab Latin American Coffee beans (Central and South America) Brazil: Santos (Santos), Bahia (Bahia), Xi Xi
World boutique coffee beans: an introduction to the species, characteristics and attributes of coffee beans in eight major producing areas of Guatemala
[guide] the Ekatlago Valley rises to 2000 meters (6500 feet), with dense shade and unique ecology, and the nearby Fuego volcano erupts, making its coarse, sandy soil rich in various minerals. The temperate sea breeze from the Pacific Ocean and the seasonal climate make the Ekatran Valley in this producing area rise to 2000 meters (6500 feet), with dense shade and unique ecology.
World boutique coffee: the knowledge of round beans, also known as Peaberry
[introduction] Round bean / common bean, known as Peaberry or caracoli in English, is a variety of coffee beans. In fact, the male bean is a flaw, officially speaking, it is not a normal development of coffee beans. The causes are usually caused by insect damage, lack of rain in the event of a long drought, or poor nutrition of the coffee tree, known as Peaberry or caracoli, is a variety of coffee beans. Its
World Fine Coffee: introduction of Nekisse Coffee beans (producing area: Cedama Sidama)
Nekisse is the third 90 + bean found by Ninety Plus after Aricha and Beloya in 2010. And got the highest score of 96 on Coffee Review for that year (the following materials are mostly taken from the website of Ninety Plus). Nekis Nekisse is the third match found by Ninety Plus in 2010 after Aricha and Beloya.
World Fine Coffee beans: an introduction to Harald Coffee in Eastern Ethiopia
For centuries, Harald coffee farmers, using camels, donkeys or horse-drawn carriages, risked being besieged by hyenas to the downhill port of Djibouti, and then shipped them to the Yemeni port of Moka to European countries. Harald (Harar) is 1600 meters above sea level, and the Harald Heights in eastern Ethiopia is one of the highest elevation areas for human coffee cultivation.
World Fine Coffee beans: an introduction to Sumatran Mandheling in Sumatra
[introduction] the history of coffee cultivation in Sumatra began in the 18th century, and the origin of the name Mantenin itself is very ethnic. The famous producers of Asian coffee are the islands of the Malay Archipelago: Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan (formerly Borneo Borneo), Sulawesi and Sulawesi.
Japan, a big coffee country in the world: president Humanity Yamashita of Japan teaches you to know mixed coffee.
If we think about it carefully, we have no idea about the coffee words we use inadvertently on weekdays. Why mix different coffee beans? What is the purpose of roasting coffee beans? A cup of mellow, rich layers, bitter sweet coffee after all how to refine? What is the common connection between the world's most prestigious coffee bean producers? Let's follow in Mr. Matsuura's footsteps.
Japan, a big coffee country in the world: a detailed introduction to the comparison of Humanity coffee brands in Japan
If we think about it carefully, we have no idea about the coffee words we use inadvertently on weekdays. Why mix different coffee beans? What is the purpose of roasting coffee beans? A cup of mellow, rich layers, bitter sweet coffee after all how to refine? What is the common connection between the world's most prestigious coffee bean producers? Let's follow in Mr. Matsuura's footsteps.
World Fine Coffee beans: a detailed introduction to the Global Gourmet Coffee that can't be missed by High Coffee
I believe that there must be coffee in your life, as an experienced life, the understanding of coffee is not just about lattes, cappuccinos, mochas and so on! You must also know that these ten best coffees in the world. 1. Super Blue Mountain Coffee ◆ Origin: Caribbean Central American ◆ characteristics: mellow, full aftertaste ◆ selected flavor properties similar to pure Blue Mountain Coffee
World boutique Coffee beans: a taxonomic introduction of Yega Snow Coffee beans in Ethiopia
Yejashaffe is a small town with an elevation of 1700 Murray 2100 meters above sea level. It is also synonymous with Ethiopian boutique beans. It has been a wetland since ancient times, and the ancient saying [yirga] means "settle down], and [cheffe] means [wetland], so [Yega Xuefen] means [let us settle down in this wetland]. It is one of the coffee producing areas with the highest average elevation in Ethiopia. Yejiaxue
World Fine Coffee beans: a detailed introduction to the Classification of Coffee beans in Guatemala
Guatemala coffee: produced in Guatemala, this bean belongs to bourbon coffee beans, is one of the more sour varieties, taste mellow and slightly wild, the most suitable for blending into mixed coffee. To edit this history, a cup of Antigua coffee from Guatemala seems to let us see the mysterious Mayans who suddenly disappeared thrive on the ancient land, and history brushed them away.