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Coffee knowledge explanation on the Analysis of Acid components in Coffee

Coffee knowledge explanation on the Analysis of Acid components in Coffee

The acidity of coffee is usually considered to be related to the quality of coffee. Acidity is typical of high-value coffee in Central America and East Africa. Excessive sour taste is considered to be the disadvantage of coffee. Acidity is related to growing at very high altitudes and mineral-rich volcanic soils.

2014-09-04
From the composition and composition of coffee beans to talk about the acidity of coffee to understand the structural growth substances of coffee beans

From the composition and composition of coffee beans to talk about the acidity of coffee to understand the structural growth substances of coffee beans

Caffeic acid [Chinese name] caffeic acid [English name] Caffeic acid [composition classification] Organic acids and phenolic coffee acidity may be the most incorrect and most misunderstood term used to evaluate the taste of coffee. This is a quantitative term that refers to the relative strength of the acidic components in the liquid being evaluated. Although the terms of coffee are sour and descriptive

2016-01-07
Why does the coffee taste a little sour? Acid from the baking process

Why does the coffee taste a little sour? Acid from the baking process

The sour ingredients in raw coffee beans are citric acid, malic acid and quinic acid. Phosphoric acid, etc., but this is not the sour taste we feel when we drink coffee. The sour taste we taste mainly comes from the acid produced in the baking process. When roasting coffee beans, some of the ingredients in the beans will react to form new acids. A representative example is the epigenetic decomposition of chlorogenic acid.

2015-10-10
The sour coffee is good or bad

The sour coffee is good or bad

There is only one word to describe acid in the Chinese word, and there are two words to distinguish it in English-Acidity and Sour. The experts here also have great introduction articles to explain this point in detail. In fact, the acidity of coffee plays a very important role in the process of tasting coffee, and it is a pity that there is no sour coffee. I call the good acid fruit acid, and the bad acid is chloric acid.

2014-05-27
The sour coffee is good or bad

The sour coffee is good or bad

There is only one word to describe acid in the Chinese word, and there are two words to distinguish it in English-Acidity and Sour. The experts here also have great introduction articles to explain this point in detail. In fact, the acidity of coffee plays a very important role in the process of tasting coffee, and it is a pity that there is no sour coffee. I call the good acid fruit acid, and the bad acid is chloric acid.

2016-10-15
What is the difference between coffee and coffee?

What is the difference between coffee and coffee?

Acid has only one word in Chinese and two words in English to distinguish it---Acidity and Sour, and the experts here have great articles detailing this. In fact, coffee acid plays an important role in coffee tasting, and coffee without acid is regrettable. I call the good acids fruit acids, and the bad acids chloric acid.

2015-07-27
Boutique Coffee Common sense Coffee is sour or bad

Boutique Coffee Common sense Coffee is sour or bad

There is only one word to describe acid in the Chinese word, and there are two words to distinguish it in English-Acidity and Sour. The experts here also have great introduction articles to explain this point in detail. In fact, the acidity of coffee plays a very important role in the process of tasting coffee, and it is a pity that there is no sour coffee. I call the good acid fruit acid, and the bad acid is chloric acid.

2015-06-17
Why does the coffee taste a little sour?

Why does the coffee taste a little sour?

The sour ingredients in raw coffee beans are citric acid, malic acid and quinic acid. Phosphoric acid, etc., but this is not the sour taste we feel when we drink coffee. The sour taste we taste mainly comes from the acid produced in the baking process. When roasting coffee beans, some of the ingredients in the beans will react to form new acids. A representative example is the epigenetic decomposition of chlorogenic acid.

2015-04-07
Boutique coffee knowledge what is the difference between the acidity of coffee?

Boutique coffee knowledge what is the difference between the acidity of coffee?

There is only one word to describe acid in the Chinese word, and there are two words to distinguish it in English-Acidity and Sour. The experts here also have great introduction articles to explain this point in detail. In fact, the acidity of coffee plays a very important role in the process of tasting coffee, and it is a pity that there is no sour coffee. I call the good acid fruit acid, and the bad acid is chloric acid.

2015-01-15
What's the difference between the acidity of coffee?

What's the difference between the acidity of coffee?

There is only one word to describe acid in the Chinese word, and there are two words to distinguish it in English-Acidity and Sour. The experts here also have great introduction articles to explain this point in detail. In fact, the acidity of coffee plays a very important role in the process of tasting coffee, and it is a pity that there is no sour coffee.

2014-08-07
Introduction to the types, varieties, taste and flavor of coffee beans

Introduction to the types, varieties, taste and flavor of coffee beans

Mantenin (Indonesia, Sumatra, Asia) Acid 0 Glycerol 3 Alcohol 3 aroma 3 characteristic Flavor Blue Mountain (Jamaica, Central America, West Indies) Acid 1 Gump 3 bitter Alcohol 3 aroma 3 the highest quality Columbia (Colombia, South America) Acid 2 Glycerol 3 bitter Alcohol 3 aroma 2 most Standard quality Mocha (Isbiya, Africa) Acid 3 Glycine 2 bitter 1 Alcohol 2 aroma 2 characteristic Flavor Clemangaro (Tanzania)

2016-06-01
General knowledge of coffee bean baking equipment and roasting theory of coffee beans

General knowledge of coffee bean baking equipment and roasting theory of coffee beans

In addition to the degree of baking is divided into factions, even the roaster also has a family view. At present, there are two major professional roasters, one is the traditional rolling furnace (Drum Roaster), and the other is the newly developed hot gas furnace (Air Roaster). The former is heated by gas across the bottom of the furnace, while the metal blades in the furnace keep stirring the beans, while the latter bakes the beans with high-temperature hot air flow.

2015-07-06
Introduction to the main points of coffee roasting knowledge: coffee bean roasting theory (3)

Introduction to the main points of coffee roasting knowledge: coffee bean roasting theory (3)

In addition to the degree of baking is divided into factions, even the roaster also has a family view. At present, there are two major professional roasters, one is the traditional rolling furnace (Drum Roaster), and the other is the newly developed hot gas furnace (Air Roaster). The former is heated by gas across the bottom of the furnace, while the metal blades in the furnace keep stirring the beans, while the latter bakes the beans with high-temperature hot air flow.

2015-12-16
Roasting techniques for the treatment of raw coffee beans: coffee bean roasting theory (3) detailed introduction

Roasting techniques for the treatment of raw coffee beans: coffee bean roasting theory (3) detailed introduction

In addition to the degree of baking is divided into factions, even the roaster also has a family view. At present, there are two major professional roasters, one is the traditional rolling furnace (Drum Roaster), and the other is the newly developed hot gas furnace (Air Roaster). The former is heated by gas across the bottom of the furnace, while the metal blades in the furnace keep stirring the beans, while the latter bakes the beans with high-temperature hot air flow.

2015-12-18
The basic knowledge of coffee the taste and taste of coffee

The basic knowledge of coffee the taste and taste of coffee

The sensory evaluation of coffee flavor is divided into three stages: smell, taste and taste. The sense of smell of coffee refers to the sensation of olfactory organs. People smell the smell because the receptors at the nasal septum are stimulated by volatile chemicals, usually containing hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen or sulfur. When these chemicals are forced in the form of gases

2014-09-19
Why is coffee sour and sour coffee?

Why is coffee sour and sour coffee?

For many beginners, the sour coffee always feels a bit unacceptable. Isn't it strange that the taste of the coffee is mixed with the sour taste? As an upperclassman who doesn't pay for his life, the upperclassman always thinks that it is sour and sour, so he ignores the wishes of the vast number of beginners. Today, let's take a good look at the relationship between coffee and fruit acid.

2015-08-18
The taste of all kinds of coffee beans introduces the characteristics of coffee beans

The taste of all kinds of coffee beans introduces the characteristics of coffee beans

Mantenin (Indonesia, Sumatra, Asia) Acid 0 Glycerol 3 Alcohol 3 aroma 3 characteristic Flavor Blue Mountain (Jamaica, Central America, West Indies) Acid 1 Glycerol 3 bitter Alcohol 3 aroma 3 the highest quality Columbia (Colombia, South America) Acid 2 Glycerol 3 bitter Alcohol 3 aroma 2 most Standard quality Mocha (Isbiya, Africa) Acid 3 Glycine 2 bitter 1 Alcohol 2 aroma 2

2016-06-08
What is the taste of coffee beans? what is the origin of coffee? coffee producing areas.

What is the taste of coffee beans? what is the origin of coffee? coffee producing areas.

Mantenin (Indonesia, Sumatra, Asia) Acid 0 Glycerol 3 Alcohol 3 aroma 3 characteristic Flavor Blue Mountain (Jamaica, Central America, West Indies) Acid 1 Glycerol 3 bitter Alcohol 3 aroma 3 the highest quality Columbia (Colombia, South America) Acid 2 Glycerol 3 bitter Alcohol 3 aroma 2 most Standard quality Mocha (Isbiya, Africa) Acid 3 Glycine 2 bitter 1 Alcohol 2 aroma 2

2016-05-27
Composition Analysis of Coffee beans chlorogenic Acid in Coffee

Composition Analysis of Coffee beans chlorogenic Acid in Coffee

American scientists have found that coffee can reduce the adverse effects of obesity on mice, and its active ingredient chlorogenic acid can reduce insulin resistance and reduce fat accumulation in the liver. Researchers from the School of Pharmacy at the University of Georgia studied the preventive and therapeutic effects of chlorogenic acid on insulin resistance and fat accumulation in mice. Mice were fed high-fat food and supplemented with green.

2015-03-13
Fine coffee common sense Your coffee acid is not sour

Fine coffee common sense Your coffee acid is not sour

Among my Chinese coffee friends, they sometimes ask if your coffee is sour. Or I don't like sour coffee, etc. At first I was full of doubts and felt very strange, but later I gradually understood that the so-called acid is not that acid. haha, it turns out that Acidity is often used in our coffee tasting terms. Chinese translation is acidity, which is often misunderstood as acidity in acid value or thinking of lemon

2014-11-17
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