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Introduction to the taste of famous Central American coffee

Introduction to the taste of famous Central American coffee

GuatemalaLaJoyaEstate-Antigua Gem Manor Coffee GuatemalaLaJoyaEstate Central American countries: Guatemala producing areas: Antigua flavor: Antigua Gem Manor, Antigua (Antigua) is a volcanic island located in the southwest of Guatemala, three volcanoes are located in which the island is rich in volcanic soil, coupled with low temperature, low humidity and adequate sun environment at night

Introduction to the taste of famous coffee in South America

Introduction to the taste of famous coffee in South America

Columbia Xuefeng Coffee ColombiaKoguiSnowCapSpecialtySupremo: South American countries: Colombia: SierraNevada flavor: obvious nutty flavor, the overall taste is rich and varied! Columbia MDLS Manor ColombiaMDLS State: South American countries: Colombia production area: MDLS Manor Flavor: drupe fragrance with vanilla freshness and smooth berries

Introduction to the origin and taste of sixteen boutique coffees

Introduction to the origin and taste of sixteen boutique coffees

1.RwandaKivu Rwanda-No introduction: Rwandan coffee beans were introduced to Rwanda by German missionaries in the 20th century. Because of Rwanda's superior climate and unique geographical environment, growing coffee beans has a unique fruity and grassy aroma. There are many planting bases in Rwanda, but the coffee beans produced without machines are even better, not only because of their own.

Brazilian coffee beans production time introduction red bourbon coffee beans flavor aroma characteristics taste description

Brazilian coffee beans production time introduction red bourbon coffee beans flavor aroma characteristics taste description

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer. Because of Brazil's vast territory, each farm has its own unique aroma, which undoubtedly has Brazilian standards. Not only are Brazil's coffee quality standards very strict, but Brazil's green coffee processing system is also very high by world standards.

Introduction of boutique coffee

Introduction of boutique coffee

One: the Bourbon pointed body is a stranger to the bourbon pointed body, but the Japanese are crazy about this romantic and mellow semi-decaf coffee, which sells for as much as 8400 yen per 100 grams in Japan. It was found in Bourbon Island in 1810 that the beans changed from round to pointed, with unique litchi and citrus flavors, with only half the caffeine content, but it was the most valuable rare treasure because of its small quantity and weak body. two

Introduction of defective beans in coffee roasting

Introduction of defective beans in coffee roasting

Moldy beans: because of incomplete drying, or damp in the process of transportation and storage, cyan and white molds grow, which sometimes make the beans stick together. If these moldy beans are not removed, they will produce moldy smell. Dead beans: beans with abnormal results. The color is not easy to change because of baking, so it is easy to distinguish. The flavor is thin, as harmful as silver skin, and will become a peculiar smell.

Twelve famous high-quality coffee producing areas in the world

Twelve famous high-quality coffee producing areas in the world

one。 In 1808, coffee was first introduced to Colombia, which was brought by a priest from the French Antilles via Venezuela. Today the country is the second largest producer after Brazil. The origin of Colombian coffee: Jamaican Colombian coffee is one of the few original coffee sold in the world under the name of the country. In terms of quality, it

SCAA Old Coffee Variety Introduction

SCAA Old Coffee Variety Introduction

Coffee has more than 100 coffee varieties, the more common coffee are: Arabica, outstanding personality, unique flavor, is the main boutique coffee, mainly used for coffee shop operations and high-end coffee market supply;Robusta, rough flavor, high caffeine content, not a boutique coffee, often used for instant coffee processing and Italian coffee mixed beans.

Introduction to Brazilian Coffee

Introduction to Brazilian Coffee

Today, Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer. About 25% of the world's coffee comes from Brazil, which affects the development of the world coffee industry. Brazilian coffee is mainly grown in Parana, Santos Jing, Sao Paulo, Minas Gerais and Bahia. Most of the farms in these areas are less than ten hectares.