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The basic knowledge of fine coffee beans to understand the nature of coffee beans

The basic knowledge of fine coffee beans to understand the nature of coffee beans

When we choose coffee beans, we must first understand the nature of coffee beans, and now we are divided into three categories to discuss, single coffee beans, integrated coffee beans and Italian coffee beans: the nature of single coffee: the world's three major coffee cultivation areas for Africa, Asia and Central and South America, in general, coffee beans will be different according to the growth region and produce taste differences.

2014-12-12
The costa coffee chain joins us to introduce the difference between Starbucks and costa coffee.

The costa coffee chain joins us to introduce the difference between Starbucks and costa coffee.

History in 1971, a pair of Italian brothers Sergio Costa and BrunoCosta began to set up a coffee bean wholesale business, providing roasted coffee beans to the catering industry and Italian coffee stores. Drawing on their Italian background and Sergio's experience in blending and roasting coffee beans in Parma, Italy, the Costa brothers gradually established their unique roasted coffee.

2016-01-13
Coffee roasting stage shallow roasting accompany. Moderate baking. Deep baking

Coffee roasting stage shallow roasting accompany. Moderate baking. Deep baking

The baking of coffee beans can be divided into shallow baking according to the degree of baking. Moderate baking. There are three categories of deep baking. Generally speaking, the light baking color is lighter, the sour taste is strong, and it has a unique flavor. The deep baking color is darker, the deeper the sour taste is, and the more bitter it is, but the scorched smell of baking makes the aroma more intense. The only common term among coffee bakers is bottom, medium, and deep.

2014-11-14
How much do you know about coffee roasting terms

How much do you know about coffee roasting terms

What are the coffee roasting terms? What is the difference in taste between coffee roasted in different ways?

2014-06-24
Coffee Roasting-Eight Stages of Roasting

Coffee Roasting-Eight Stages of Roasting

Coffee Roasting-Roasting in various countries Every city in the world has its preferred roasting tendency. Tokyo, slightly darker medium roasts are more popular, but slowly also tend to be darker roasts. In Kansai, deep baking has been popular since then. New York, as its name suggests, tends to prefer urban baking, but because it is inhabited by a variety of races, it also sells a variety of foods.

2014-06-16
Coffee professional terms introduce organic coffee, follicular coffee, Italian coffee and Italian coffee.

Coffee professional terms introduce organic coffee, follicular coffee, Italian coffee and Italian coffee.

Arabica coffee: one of the three original varieties of coffee, the other two are Robusta and Liberika. Among the three original species, Arabica has the best quality, but it is also the easiest to wilt when cultivated.

2016-06-23
Coffee professional terms introduce organic coffee, follicular coffee, Italian coffee and Italian coffee.

Coffee professional terms introduce organic coffee, follicular coffee, Italian coffee and Italian coffee.

Arabica coffee: one of the three original varieties of coffee, the other two are Robusta and Liberika. Among the three original species, Arabica has the best quality, but it is also the easiest to wilt when cultivated.

2016-06-23
A brief discussion on the extraction principle of Italian Coffee blending and Baking Espresso

A brief discussion on the extraction principle of Italian Coffee blending and Baking Espresso

A perfect Espresso is affected by many factors, let's talk about blending and baking first. 1, matching: a perfect Espresso starts with matching. The perfect Espresso requires sweetness, and the overall taste will be balanced, with a perfect balance of bitterness, acidity, sweetness and finish. This is a task that cannot be accomplished by a single coffee bean, so

2016-03-07
Where does the bitterness come from? coffee is not bitter, sweet coffee, Italian style, deep-roasted coffee beans, coffee beans, oil.

Where does the bitterness come from? coffee is not bitter, sweet coffee, Italian style, deep-roasted coffee beans, coffee beans, oil.

One of the sources of coffee bitterness is brown pigment. Brown pigments can be classified according to molecular size, and the larger the molecule, the stronger the bitterness. In the case of coffee, deep roasting increases the brown pigment, and so does the pigment with larger molecules (the more bitter). When you boil deeply baked beans in daily life, you will find that the bitter taste is stronger and the taste is more rich. In fact, Arabica

2016-07-01
Introduction to the production of Italian Coffee: the way to determine the Oil of Espresso (Italian concentrate) Coffee

Introduction to the production of Italian Coffee: the way to determine the Oil of Espresso (Italian concentrate) Coffee

1, the flow rate of Italian concentration: the flow rate directly determines the taste of ESPRESSO, too fast flow rate will make the essence of coffee has not been dissolved into the water, but the water has passed through the coffee powder, resulting in coffee tasteless; too slow flow rate will make coffee essence and dregs all into the water, resulting in coffee with obvious scorching taste or exciting bitter taste. For beginners,

2015-12-19
The eight stages of coffee roasting

The eight stages of coffee roasting

Coffee roasting-countries roast to cities around the world, all have their preferred roasting tendencies. In Tokyo, micro-deep medium baking is more popular, but slowly it also tends to deep baking. As for Kansai, deep baking has been popular in the past. New York, as its name suggests, generally prefers urban baking, but because it is inhabited by different races, it also sells

2015-02-13
Espresso production of Italian espresso with full-bodied beans

Espresso production of Italian espresso with full-bodied beans

Boutique coffee (specialty coffee) is also called specialty coffee selection coffee. It refers to coffee made from a small number of raw beans with excellent taste grown in an ideal geographical environment. Depending on the special soil and climatic conditions in which they grow, they have outstanding flavor. After strict selection and classification, this kind of coffee is hard in texture, rich in taste and stylish.

2016-06-28
What kind of sugar is suitable for espresso?

What kind of sugar is suitable for espresso?

Taiwan's Italian coffee is actually inherited from Seattle in the United States, not Italy. In Seattle, the mixed beans used in Italian coffee are deeply roasted, close to French roasting (FrenchRoast), and coffee chain Starbucks's beans are even close to coke. With deep baking like this, the original acidity of the beans almost disappeared.

2014-08-20
The eight stages of coffee roasting

The eight stages of coffee roasting

Eight stages of roasting: Professional coffee roasting is usually divided into the following eight stages. 1. Light Roast: degree of baking; very light baking, also known as light baking. The lightest degree of roasting of all stages, the beans have a light cinnamon color on the surface, and their taste and aroma are insufficient to make them almost inedible. Usually used in testing, rarely used

2014-09-28
Italian century-old brand CAFFE PASCUCCI leads the Chinese coffee market

Italian century-old brand CAFFE PASCUCCI leads the Chinese coffee market

Sometimes, the so-called life, but a cup of coffee lingering warmth. Murakami's words, without referring to the taste of coffee, say the true meaning of coffee: in many cases, coffee is a kind of comfort to people's hearts. Indeed, there are always times when urban men and women steal a moment of leisure through the aroma of coffee. At least hold a glass at CAFFE PASCUCCI

2015-03-27
Italian coffee beans Italian coffee brand civet coffee imported coffee beans

Italian coffee beans Italian coffee brand civet coffee imported coffee beans

Espresso is twice as strong as regular coffee. It is usually treated with freshly ground coffee beans in a high-pressure machine to preserve the strong aroma of coffee, so drinking a small cup is refreshing enough. If it is not enough, you can Double or Trebleshot. In the original Italian text, Espresso means quick, fast, and there is another saying that the word comes from the French word Extress.

2016-05-04
Light roasted beans Starbucks Deep baked Italian Coffee beans with Milk foam

Light roasted beans Starbucks Deep baked Italian Coffee beans with Milk foam

Starbucks inherited the mantle of Peets coffee, and the old gentleman Peet was re-baked. Before him, the United States was always light-baked beans, because light-baked beans lost less weight, so of course it was cost-effective for sellers. The American coffee in this period is to brush the pot water, and it is the good coffee that Mr. PEET let Americans know what is sweet and moisturizing the throat. Baldwin founded Starbucks by three people.

2016-07-04
Introduction to the blending of Italian Coffee with different roasting degrees

Introduction to the blending of Italian Coffee with different roasting degrees

The extraction method, such as hand-brewed coffee, which emphasizes the flavor of origin, usually uses medium-to-deep roasting for coffee beans, but for Espresso, non-re-roasting is not enough to reflect the perfection of Espresso taste. The baking degree of most Espresso beans is in the re-baking stage after the peak of the second explosion. On the one hand, the requirement of such baking degree comes from the extraction principle of Espresso, Espresso.

2016-07-06
North Italian baking

North Italian baking "taste buds first" the combination of "ideal and fantasy"

Coffee knowledge starts with mixed beans when we talk about roasting espresso beans in coffee knowledge, we are actually talking about the science of mixed beans. The highest sweet spots of all kinds of coffee beans from different countries appear at different baking points, so bakers must find a balance between baking and mixing beans in order to make a good cup of espresso. The first thing to learn is to learn.

2015-10-20
Italian concentrated espresso limited edition coffee cup

Italian concentrated espresso limited edition coffee cup

Nespresso Nespresso coffee experts skillfully choose, blend perfectly and carefully bake the finest coffee from Ethiopia. Onirio chose two Arabica coffees from two producing areas in the Sidama region of southwestern Ethiopia: Sidamo and Yrgacheffe. Arabica coffee from Sidamo has the original round floral fragrance. And from Yrg.

2015-02-03
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