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Basic knowledge of fine coffee terminology of coffee cup product (cup test)

Basic knowledge of fine coffee terminology of coffee cup product (cup test)

When we measure coffee, we should distinguish whether the flavor, mellow thickness, acidity and wet aroma of the coffee are pleasant. Most cup tasters use the following criteria to judge coffee. While tasting the coffee, you should try to discern whether the flavor, body, acidity and aroma of the coffee is pleasa

2014-12-26
Where are most of the aromas of coffee beans concentrated?

Where are most of the aromas of coffee beans concentrated?

Most of the aromas of coffee beans are concentrated in two kinds of oils. Follow the editor to learn more about them. Let's first take a look at what lipids are, that is, aromatic oil concentrates, also known as lipids, generally refer to fats, oils, and waxes. Most of the coffee bean oil is stored in the bean embryo, and only a very small part is covered on the bean surface in the form of wax. Arabica's lipids account for about 1517% of the bean weight, which is better than Rob.

2015-03-11
Coffee cup taste (cup test) terms that must be understood when tasting coffee.

Coffee cup taste (cup test) terms that must be understood when tasting coffee.

When we measure coffee, we should distinguish whether the flavor, mellow thickness, acidity and wet aroma of the coffee are pleasant. Most cup tasters use the following criteria to judge coffee. While tasting the coffee, you should try to discern whether the flavor, body, acidity and aroma of the coffee is pleasa

2015-10-12
Food and gourmet English vocabulary Daquan coffee terminology

Food and gourmet English vocabulary Daquan coffee terminology

Flavor [flavor] Acidity [acidity] Body [alcohol] Aroma [smell] Bitter [bitter] Bland [light] Briny [salty] Earthy [earthy aroma] Exotic [unique] Mellow [aromatic alcohol] Mild [mild] Soft [acidity] Spicy [spice] Strong [strong] Sweet [sweet] Wil

2015-02-25
Gourmet Food English Vocabulary: coffee terminology

Gourmet Food English Vocabulary: coffee terminology

Flavor [flavor] Acidity [acidity] Body [alcohol] Aroma [smell] Bitter [bitter] Bland [light] Briny [salty] Earthy [earthy aroma] Exotic [unique] Mellow [aromatic alcohol] Mild [mild] Soft [acidity] Spicy [spice] Strong [strong] Sweet [sweet] Wil

2015-06-06
Gourmet Food English Vocabulary: coffee terminology

Gourmet Food English Vocabulary: coffee terminology

Flavor [flavor] Acidity [acidity] Body [alcohol] Aroma [smell] Bitter [bitter] Bland [light] Briny [salty] Earthy [earthy aroma] Exotic [unique] Mellow [aromatic alcohol] Mild [mild] Soft [acidity] Spicy [spice] Strong [strong] Sweet [sweet] Wil

2015-07-24
Gourmet Food English Vocabulary: coffee terminology

Gourmet Food English Vocabulary: coffee terminology

Flavor [flavor] Acidity [acidity] Body [alcohol] Aroma [smell] Bitter [bitter] Bland [light] Briny [salty] Earthy [earthy aroma] Exotic [unique] Mellow [aromatic alcohol] Mild [mild] Soft [acidity] Spicy [spice] Strong [strong] Sweet [sweet] Wil

2015-09-16
Identification of the quality of coffee beans: a detailed introduction of coffee cup testing terms

Identification of the quality of coffee beans: a detailed introduction of coffee cup testing terms

When testing a cup of coffee, we should distinguish whether the flavor, alcohol thickness, acidity and wet aroma of the coffee are pleasant. Most cup tasters use the following criteria to judge coffee. While tasting the coffee, you should try to discern whether the flavor, body, acidity and aroma of the coffee is pleasant, or unplea

2015-12-15
Most of the aromas of coffee beans are concentrated in two kinds of oil.

Most of the aromas of coffee beans are concentrated in two kinds of oil.

Most of the aromas of coffee beans are concentrated in two kinds of oils. Follow the editor to learn more about them. Let's first take a look at what lipids are, that is, aromatic oil concentrates, also known as lipids, generally refer to fats, oils, and waxes. Most of the coffee bean oil is stored in the bean embryo, and only a very small part is covered on the bean surface in the form of wax. Arabica's lipids account for about 1517% of the bean weight, which is better than Rob.

2015-10-17
A series of introductions to the flavor and types of coffee

A series of introductions to the flavor and types of coffee

Mellow [aromatic alcohol] is an adjective for coffee with low to medium acidity and good balance. Mild [mild] indicates that some kind of coffee has a harmonious and delicate flavor. Latin American premium coffee grown on the plateau is usually described as mild in texture. In addition, it is also a coffee term used to refer to all plateau coffee except those produced in Brazil. Soft [soft] shape

2016-06-03
Very aromatic and mellow coffee flavor description of Nicaraguan lemon manor coffee taste characteristics of varieties

Very aromatic and mellow coffee flavor description of Nicaraguan lemon manor coffee taste characteristics of varieties

Nicaraguan coffee has a wide range of flavor properties. Some coffee has a high alcohol thickness like Mexican coffee, while others have bright acidity like African coffee. Most of the varieties used in Nicaraguan coffee are traditional Tibica, and a few varieties of bourbon and Kaddura are grown. Overall, Nicaraguan coffee is characterized by calmness but

2016-10-06
Tips for cup tasters: introduction to cup testing

Tips for cup tasters: introduction to cup testing

When testing a cup of coffee, we should distinguish whether the flavor, alcohol thickness, acidity and wet aroma of the coffee are pleasant. Most cup tasters use the following criteria to judge coffee. Acidity Acidity: acidity is an essential feature of coffee, which is the feeling of dryness that coffee produces on the sublingual edge and the back palate. The effect of coffee acidity is similar to that of red wine and has a strong and exciting texture.

2015-02-13
The source of coffee, the method of making and blending coffee, and matters needing attention.

The source of coffee, the method of making and blending coffee, and matters needing attention.

Coffee is the transliteration of English Coffee. It is a drink made from roasted coffee beans, ground into powder and then brewed.

2014-07-01
Handmade coffee brewing

Handmade coffee brewing

Filter type can be divided into: filter cup type: Japanese handmade coffee (Japanese hand brew) is the most. Filter bag type: Italian bag coffee is the best. Professional grinding: Japanese handmade coffee should be ground 1.52 grams. Coffee bean portion control table: one person: 15 grams, 20 grams, two people: 30 grams, 35 grams, three people, 45 grams, 50 grams, four people, 60 grams, 65 grams, five people.

2014-07-12
How to taste and convey the various characteristics of coffee

How to taste and convey the various characteristics of coffee

In the coffee industry, it is very important to learn how to taste and convey the characteristics of coffee. From the identification of raw and roasted coffee beans to the promotion of coffee beans, you need to know some professional terms about coffee. In order to popularize the knowledge of coffee appreciation, the American Coffee Special Alliance (Specialty Coffee Association of America,SCAA) specially produces

2015-03-14
Introduction to the taste of coffee beans

Introduction to the taste of coffee beans

Hawaiian Kona Coffee Bean Origin: Hawaii is perfect in shape, full-bodied, full-bodied, well-balanced acidity and cinnamon. Perhaps the most beautiful coffee bean in the world. Kona coffee beans from Hawaii have the perfect appearance, and their fruit is extremely full and shiny. The taste of coffee is rich and aromatic, with cinnamon flavor, and the acidity is well balanced.

2016-05-31
Introduction to the taste of coffee beans

Introduction to the taste of coffee beans

Origin: Hawaii is perfect in appearance, full-bodied, full-bodied, well-balanced acidity and cinnamon. Perhaps the most beautiful coffee bean in the world. Kona coffee beans from Hawaii have the perfect appearance, and their fruit is extremely full and shiny. The taste of coffee is rich and aromatic, with cinnamon flavor, and the acidity is well balanced. Brazilian coffee bean producing area:

2016-06-04
What do different kinds of coffee beans have in common?

What do different kinds of coffee beans have in common?

Origin: Hawaii is perfect in appearance, full-bodied, full-bodied, well-balanced acidity and cinnamon. Perhaps the most beautiful coffee bean in the world. Kona coffee beans from Hawaii have the perfect appearance, and their fruit is extremely full and shiny. The taste of coffee is rich and aromatic, with cinnamon flavor, and the acidity is well balanced. Brazilian coffee bean producing area:

2016-05-25
The skills of handmade coffee brewing basic knowledge of coffee

The skills of handmade coffee brewing basic knowledge of coffee

Filter type can be divided into: filter cup type: Japanese handmade coffee (Japanese hand brew) is the most. Filter bag type: Italian bag coffee is the best. Professional grinding: Japanese handmade coffee should be ground 1.52 grams. Coffee bean portion control table: one person: 15 grams, 20 grams, two people: 30 grams, 35 grams, three people, 45 grams, 50 grams, four people, 60 grams, 65 grams, five people.

2015-05-23
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
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