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Coffee roasting knowledge Coffee Deep roasting and shallow roasting

Coffee roasting knowledge Coffee Deep roasting and shallow roasting

Deep roasting and light roasting is simple, coffee beans are called deep roasting after the second burst, and before the first explosion is dense to the second burst, it is called light roasting to medium-deep roasting, and the color is closer to black with the deeper the roasting. First of all, let's talk about deep roasting. When it comes to deep roasting, be sure to talk about the legendary figure of the coffee industry-Alfred Peet. Mr. Pitt devoted himself to promoting heavy baking in the 1960s

2014-12-09
Common sense of roasting coffee beans deep roasting and light roasting of coffee

Common sense of roasting coffee beans deep roasting and light roasting of coffee

Deep roasting and light roasting is simple, coffee beans are called deep roasting after the second burst, and before the first explosion is dense to the second burst, it is called light roasting to medium-deep roasting, and the color is closer to black with the deeper the roasting. First of all, let's talk about deep roasting. When it comes to deep roasting, be sure to talk about the legendary figure of the coffee industry-Alfred Peet. Mr. Pitt devoted himself to promoting heavy baking in the 1960s

2015-06-09
Coffee beans rising prices Brazil coffee beans rising prices coffee growing in coffee areas

Coffee beans rising prices Brazil coffee beans rising prices coffee growing in coffee areas

Photo: Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, with 17 of the 21 states producing coffee. Brazilian coffee workers are collecting coffee beans on February 16 (Reporter Zheng Yunyang) since it was introduced into Europe via Italy, the smell of coffee has spread to every corner of the world. Production in Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, has declined in recent years, with coffee prices rising 50% year on year in 2014.

2016-04-26
The difference between deep roasting and light roasting of coffee is closer to black with deeper roasting.

The difference between deep roasting and light roasting of coffee is closer to black with deeper roasting.

Deep roasting and light roasting is simple, coffee beans are called deep roasting after the second burst, and before the first explosion is dense to the second burst, it is called light roasting to medium-deep roasting, and the color is closer to black with the deeper the roasting. First of all, let's talk about deep roasting. When it comes to deep roasting, be sure to talk about the legendary figure of the coffee industry-Alfred Peet. Mr. Pitt devoted himself to promoting heavy baking in the 1960s

2015-09-14
The global price of coffee beans affected by drought in Brazil is likely to rise by another 50% this year.

The global price of coffee beans affected by drought in Brazil is likely to rise by another 50% this year.

Photo: Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, with 17 of the 21 states producing coffee. Brazilian coffee workers are collecting coffee beans on February 16 (Reporter Zheng Yunyang) since it was introduced into Europe via Italy, the smell of coffee has spread to every corner of the world. Production in Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, has declined in recent years, with coffee prices rising 50% year on year in 2014.

2015-03-03
Coffee industry analysis-coffee history development track

Coffee industry analysis-coffee history development track

Coffee is well known as a drink, and it is said to have occurred more than a thousand years ago when a shepherd discovered that his sheep became very excited after eating a plant. There is no way to verify this claim. But it wasn't until the 11th century that people started brewing coffee with water as a drink. Coffee beans must be peeled, dried, roasted, ground and cooked before they can be made into beverages for people to drink

2015-12-07
Why is Starbucks so successful? -eight things Starbucks won't tell you.

Why is Starbucks so successful? -eight things Starbucks won't tell you.

Introduction: MarketWatch reporter CHARLES PASSY (61.99,0.53,0.86%) reveals the top ten secrets of Starbucks (61.99,0.53,0.86%), points out the reasons for their success, existing problems, and gives some advice to consumers. The following is the full text of Percy's commentary: 1. Many coffee fans don't like to own our coffee in 65 countries and regions around the world.

2015-11-23
Robusta, one of the most important coffee tree varieties in the world.

Robusta, one of the most important coffee tree varieties in the world.

Robusta species (scientific name Coffee Robusta Linden). The leaf rust-resistant varieties found in Congo in Africa have stronger disease resistance than Arabica. In the general coffee market, many people like to compare robusta and Arabica coffee beans, which is incorrect. In fact, the Robsta species was originally a mutant of the Congo species (scientific name: Coffee Canephora).

2014-06-30
Robusta Robusta

Robusta Robusta

Robusta, one of the most important coffee tree varieties in the world. Robusta species (scientific name Coffee Robusta Linden). The leaf rust-resistant varieties found in Congo in Africa have stronger disease resistance than Arabica. In the general coffee market, many people like to compare robusta and Arabica coffee beans, which is incorrect. In fact, the Robusta progeny

2014-06-26
Introduction to coffee beans: learn more about Robusta coffee beans and the essence of tenacity

Introduction to coffee beans: learn more about Robusta coffee beans and the essence of tenacity

Robusta, one of the most important coffee tree varieties in the world. Robusta species (scientific name Coffee Robusta Linden). The leaf rust-resistant varieties found in Congo in Africa have stronger disease resistance than Arabica. In the general coffee market, many people like to compare robusta and Arabica coffee beans, which is incorrect. In fact, the Robusta progeny

2015-12-09
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