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The Tree species of Coffee Han Huaizong teacher

The Tree species of Coffee Han Huaizong teacher "Coffee"

The coffee beans we usually see are red fruits on trees, seeds without peel and pulp. It is a kind of plant, so there will naturally be different tree species, just as there are many kinds of apples. There are two main categories visible in the market: Arabica and Robusta (rough flavor, caffeine more than twice as high as Arabica, not a boutique coffee variety. But in recent years, India

2015-07-10
The species of coffee trees planted with coffee beans.

The species of coffee trees planted with coffee beans.

The coffee beans we usually see are red fruits on trees, seeds without peel and pulp. It is a kind of plant, so there will naturally be different tree species, just as there are many kinds of apples. There are two main categories visible in the market: Arabica and Robusta (rough flavor, caffeine more than twice as high as Arabica, not a boutique coffee variety. But in recent years, India

2015-01-27
How to price Chinese coffee and boutique coffee

How to price Chinese coffee and boutique coffee

The Pulan Coffee Institute has been in no mood to write anything since the deadline for "falling in love with the cafe" in July, and I feel like my brain has been hollowed out. Recently, there has been a heated discussion about the pricing strategy of coffee in the industry, which has given me some ideas. I am a person who doesn't like clouds and cocoons very much, so it's in my nature to come straight to the point. First of all, satisfy people's basic physiology and convenience.

2015-11-11
Specially Coffee's knowledge about boutique coffee

Specially Coffee's knowledge about boutique coffee

The Origin of selected Coffee in 1974, in an exclusive interview with Tea and Coffee, Erna Knutsen first used the term selected coffee (Specially Coffee) to describe premium coffee beans with excellent flavor, which is different from commercial coffee (Commercial Coffee), which focuses only on marketing rather than quality. The United States was the largest consumer of coffee in the world.

2014-09-11
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