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Introduction of Colombian Coffee, one of the six famous Coffee producing areas of High quality and Nomenclature

Introduction of Colombian Coffee, one of the six famous Coffee producing areas of High quality and Nomenclature

The six most famous certified coffee regions of high quality origin in Colombia are Santander and SierraNevada in the north, Paisajeculturalcafetero in the middle, and Cauca,Huila and Nario in the south. Now let's briefly introduce their general characteristics and flavor. Santander: with medium to high alcohol and medium acidity, rich

2016-06-20
A brief introduction to 90 + ninety plus

A brief introduction to 90 + ninety plus

Recently, when I talked to a lot of people about 90 + beans, I found that many people still don't know the nomenclature, classification and grade of 90 +. In retrospect, when I first came into contact with 90 +, it took me some time to get a general idea of what the name of 90 + was all about. I have to say that from concept to brand management, this is a very special company, but at the same time for the average consumer

2014-09-13
The name of Yejia Shefi and Sidama Ethiopian Coffee The birthplace of Yejia Shefi Kocher

The name of Yejia Shefi and Sidama Ethiopian Coffee The birthplace of Yejia Shefi Kocher

Ethiopian coffee, as the birthplace of coffee, is known in the coffee world for its unique flavor and rich coffee gene pool. Among them, Yirgacheffe, Sidamo and Harar are the most famous. Yirgacheffe's reputation washed Yirgacheffe is the most classic and best showcase of fine coffee. Unique citrus wind

2016-03-31
Mysterious market trademark naming of coffee and bean producing countries

Mysterious market trademark naming of coffee and bean producing countries

This indicator is easy to understand as the names of some countries, such as Kenya, Colombia, etc., which is the general name you will see on the bags of coffee beans sold in cafes. However, classification by country is still a bit rough and general, because the scope of a country is so wide, coffee is grown in more than one place in each country, and market forces

2015-04-14
Encyclopedia of Coffee talking about individual Coffee

Encyclopedia of Coffee talking about individual Coffee

Today, I casually typed individual coffee on Baidu, and the results are as follows: single coffee is made from single coffee beans produced in the country of origin, and pure coffee is usually drunk without milk or sugar. Have strong characteristics, special taste: or fresh and soft, or mellow smooth; the cost is higher, so the price is more expensive. For example, the famous Blue Mountain Coffee and Brazilian Coffee

2014-09-11
Egyptian beans are named according to origin, coffee beans are classified according to grades, raw beans, coffee beans.

Egyptian beans are named according to origin, coffee beans are classified according to grades, raw beans, coffee beans.

Egyptian beans are named after places of origin and are usually named after provinces. This is a bit like the Bordeaux region of French red wine. Which producing areas are clear to everyone. Note: Chevy is a small producing area in Sidamo Province. Because of its unique flavor, it can become an independent brand. This naming method is very different from that of other African countries (including the hierarchical naming described below), which you often see.

2016-06-19
A brief introduction to the introduction to Coffee roasting, the complete Book of Coffee self-baking

A brief introduction to the introduction to Coffee roasting, the complete Book of Coffee self-baking

When the author published the first edition of this book in 1996, roasting coffee beans at home was something that only tireless coffee addicts would do. At that time, roasting coffee beans was a very difficult thing to master, and roasters had to work hard to find a way to roast coffee beans to a moderate brown. Today, individuals still roast coffee beans at home.

2015-01-27
The introduction to coffee roasting recommends the complete Book of Coffee self-baking.

The introduction to coffee roasting recommends the complete Book of Coffee self-baking.

When the author published the first edition of this book in 1996, roasting coffee beans at home was something that only tireless coffee addicts would do. At that time, roasting coffee beans was a very difficult thing to master, and roasters had to work hard to find a way to roast coffee beans to a moderate brown. Today, individuals still roast coffee beans at home.

2015-10-26
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