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Uganda organic Bugisu grade: HB growing area: Elgon region, Mbalai

Uganda organic Bugisu grade: HB growing area: Elgon region, Mbalai

Uganda Organic Bugisu producing country: Uganda Grade: HB growing area: Elgon region, Mbalai Brand: organic Bugisu treatment method: wet treatment appearance: 1.8d scarp 300grgrgrera 16-18SCR Variety: unknown Note: this coffee is produced in the Elgonne Mountain region of Uganda, with balanced acidity and rich oil between 1600 and 1900 meters above sea level.

2016-06-07
Coffee businesses in Zimbabwe grow individual coffee

Coffee businesses in Zimbabwe grow individual coffee

Commercial coffee cultivation in Zimbabwe began in the 1960s. The coffee produced here, like many East African coffee, has a good balance, complex variability, as well as good bean shape and processing technology. Zimbabwe AA-Dandoni Village producing country: Zimbabwe Grade: AA planting area: Qipinggai Factory label: Dandoni Farm treatment method: wet processing outside

2016-06-12
Bolivian coffee bean flavor

Bolivian coffee bean flavor

Bolivia FTO SHG EP producing country: Bolivia Grade: SHG planting area: Yonggas Brand: Caranavi treatment method: wet treatment appearance: 2dshock 300gr 18SCR 17-18SCR Variety: Tibica Note: this is a lively, light, bright and vibrant coffee. Dry aroma is an unusual nutty aroma, somewhat similar to peanut butter. The wet aroma has vanilla and vanilla

2016-06-03
Bolivian boutique coffee beans American coffee balance coffee boutique coffee

Bolivian boutique coffee beans American coffee balance coffee boutique coffee

Bolivia FTO SHG EP producing country: Bolivia Grade: SHG planting area: Yonggas Brand: Caranavi treatment method: wet treatment appearance: 2dshock 300gr 18SCR 17-18SCR Variety: Tibica Note: this is a lively, light, bright and vibrant coffee. Dry aroma is an unusual nutty aroma, somewhat similar to peanut butter. The wet aroma has vanilla and vanilla

2016-06-19
Bolivian boutique coffee beans American coffee balance coffee boutique coffee

Bolivian boutique coffee beans American coffee balance coffee boutique coffee

Bolivia FTO SHG EP producing country: Bolivia Grade: SHG planting area: Yonggas Brand: Caranavi treatment method: wet treatment appearance: 2dshock 300gr 18SCR 17-18SCR Variety: Tibica Note: this is a lively, light, bright and vibrant coffee. Dry aroma is an unusual nutty aroma, somewhat similar to peanut butter. The wet aroma has vanilla and vanilla

2016-06-19
Introduction to Bolivian coffee beans with unusual nutty aroma

Introduction to Bolivian coffee beans with unusual nutty aroma

Bolivia FTO SHG EP producing country: Bolivia Grade: SHG planting area: Yonggas Brand: Caranavi treatment method: wet treatment appearance: 2dshock 300gr 18SCR 17-18SCR Variety: Tibica Note: this is a lively, light, bright and vibrant coffee. Dry aroma is an unusual nutty aroma, somewhat similar to peanut butter. The wet aroma has vanilla and vanilla

2016-06-29
Boutique Coffee in East Timor Coffee Introduction

Boutique Coffee in East Timor Coffee Introduction

East Timor FTO MaubesseCountry of production: East Timor Grade: 1Region of cultivation: Maubesse Brand: Organic certified by Fair Trade and SKAL Cooperative Processing: Wet ProcessAppearance: 8d/300gr, 18SCR Variety: Timer Varietal Note: This fine coffee from East Timor is characterized by its simplicity, outstanding balance, excellent as organic coffee

2016-06-07
Nicaraguan boutique coffee introduces world boutique coffee black coffee

Nicaraguan boutique coffee introduces world boutique coffee black coffee

Nicaragua Shangri-La Esperanza producing country: Nicaragua Grade: SHG planting area: Sinotega label: Shangri-La Esperanza treatment method: wet treatment and sun-drying appearance: 0dgamble 300grgrgrgrRere 17-18SCR Variety: Kaddura Note: dry aroma full of chocolate flavor, accompanied by hazelnut and cocoa flavor. The wet aroma also tastes of chocolate.

2016-06-15
The ripening process of Coffee beans from flowering to ripening Coffee beans

The ripening process of Coffee beans from flowering to ripening Coffee beans

It takes about 9 months (32-36 weeks) for coffee to mature from flowering to ripening. Today, Chongqing Beresta Coffee training School is here to share with friends the whole process of coffee bean growth and ripening. [tiny stage] (the first 8 weeks) Arabica coffee begins to divide eight weeks after flowering and fertilization. [site grabbing stage] (8-12 weeks) the vesicle cavity (inner)

2016-04-05
Brazilian coffee beans Santos Ethiopia Jimamoca coffee beans

Brazilian coffee beans Santos Ethiopia Jimamoca coffee beans

Brazilian raw coffee beans are classified into 7 grades of N0.2No.8 according to the number of defective beans and sundries. The smaller the number, the higher the grade, and No.2 is the highest grade. According to the size of the particles, it is divided into 9 grades of S12S20, the larger the number, the bigger the particles, the higher the grade. S20 is the largest particle. Brazilian coffee generally refers to coffee produced in Brazil. There are many kinds of coffee in Brazil, such as

2016-06-08
Flores Coffee introduces boutique coffee

Flores Coffee introduces boutique coffee

Country of production: Indonesia Grade: Estate planting area: Bajawa District label: no treatment method: wet processing appearance: 1.6d scarp 300grGR18SCR Variety: Sumatra Tibica Note: this coffee grows in an area of 1150 and 1400 meters above sea level, with elegant and rich floral aroma and pleasant syrup-like sweetness on the taste. The overall quality is balanced and gentle. Dry aroma (1-

2016-06-12
Papua New Guinea Coffee introduces World Coffee

Papua New Guinea Coffee introduces World Coffee

Papua New Guinea-Kimel Bean producing country: Papua New Guinea Grade: PB planting area: East Highland label: Kimel Plantation treatment method: wet processing appearance: 4d scarp 300grere 17-18SCR Variety: Tibica Note: dry aromas, maple, caramel and honey aromas, wet aromas with sweet fruit wine aromas. The palate has the sweetness of citrus jam and floral aromas

2016-06-12
Bolivian Coffee Flavor description characteristics of Grinding degree introduction of varieties in producing areas

Bolivian Coffee Flavor description characteristics of Grinding degree introduction of varieties in producing areas

Bolivia FTO SHG EP producing country: Bolivia Grade: SHG planting area: Yonggas Brand: Caranavi treatment method: wet treatment appearance: 2dshock 300gr 18SCR 17-18SCR Variety: Tibica Note: this is a lively, light, bright and vibrant coffee. Dry aroma is an unusual nutty aroma, somewhat similar to peanut butter. The wet aroma has vanilla and vanilla

2016-10-12
Classification of raw coffee beans

Classification of raw coffee beans

Level 1: special product defects: 0-5 do not allow to contain obvious defects total sample weight: 300 grams sample size difference: less than 5% 5% or so, or within the specified range of appreciation features: must be at least a little outstanding in the following characteristics: taste, sour taste, taste, aroma. The characteristics will be determined by both the buyer and the seller. After cup testing and appreciation, there are no defects. Baking difference

2014-08-04
Knowledge of fine coffee, how to classify raw coffee beans

Knowledge of fine coffee, how to classify raw coffee beans

Level 1: special product defects: 0-5 do not allow to contain obvious defects total sample weight: 300 grams sample size difference: less than 5% 5% or so, or within the specified range of appreciation features: must be at least a little outstanding in the following characteristics: taste, sour taste, taste, aroma. The characteristics will be determined by both the buyer and the seller. After cup testing and appreciation, there are no defects. Baking difference

2014-09-03
Overview and Prospect Analysis of World Coffee Market

Overview and Prospect Analysis of World Coffee Market

Coffee is produced in the tropical regions of 20 degrees north and south latitude on both sides of the equator, with an annual global production of about 600 to 700 million tons. Based on the International Coffee Organization's 2004 guidance prices, the total annual world trade in coffee is approximately US $70 billion, while the total retail sales of international coffee products, analysed according to data originating in Italy, are US $140 billion. Brazil is the main producer (34% )

2015-04-09
Some summaries about Q-GRADER examination

Some summaries about Q-GRADER examination

First, about the examination subject Q-GRADER is a test jointly certified by SCAA and CQI. At present, the examination will take 5 days, with a total of 22 subjects. If you pass all the subjects, you can get Q-GRADER certification. If you have failed subjects, you can pass the make-up exam within 18 months. Specific subjects include: ①, 1 general knowledge written test, 100 answers in 1 hour

2015-04-23
Introduction of boutique coffee in Tanzania

Introduction of boutique coffee in Tanzania

Tanzania is located in the central and eastern part of Africa, Tanzania boutique coffee is a typical representative of washed coffee, bright and delicious acidity is one of its major characteristics.

2014-05-20
Tanzania Arusha Coffee Estate Flavor Description Processing Characteristics Variety Taste Introduction

Tanzania Arusha Coffee Estate Flavor Description Processing Characteristics Variety Taste Introduction

In early 2010, there was a new movement towards political reconciliation on Sang Island, with the Revolutionary Party and RUF agreeing on the formation of a Unity Government on Sang Island. In July of the same year, the referendum in Sang passed a resolution on the establishment of a national unity government system. In November, the general election in Sang was successfully held. The national unity government was established on Sang Island. Sang President, Second Vice President and 11 ministers came from the Revolutionary Party. Sang First Vice President and 8.

2016-10-15
Introduction of boutique coffee Ecuadorian coffee

Introduction of boutique coffee Ecuadorian coffee

Coffee has a long history in Ecuador. Coffee was Ecuador's main export from the early 19th century to the early 20th century. But Ecuadorian coffee has never been included in the category of high-quality coffee due to its destructive deforestation and low processing of raw beans. Ecuador, like its neighboring coffee-growing countries, has ideal elevations and climate bars.

2016-06-08
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