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Coffee beans in a coffee cup

Coffee beans in a coffee cup

I am a coffee bean, not a coffee bean, because I am now in a dark airtight bottle, mixed with countless similar granular coffee beans, do not know where I am, let alone where he is. Before turning into powder, I was a beautiful coffee bean, growing on Cuban coffee trees, endless grasslands, high and low shrubs.

2014-05-27
Coffee beans in coffee cups basic knowledge of fine coffee beans

Coffee beans in coffee cups basic knowledge of fine coffee beans

I am a coffee bean, not a coffee bean, because I am now in a dark airtight bottle, mixed with countless similar granular coffee beans, do not know where I am, let alone where he is. Before turning into powder, I was a beautiful coffee bean, growing on Cuban coffee trees, endless grasslands, high and low shrubs.

2015-06-17
Closest to Heaven: Terrace Cafe, Yunhai, Hokkaido

Closest to Heaven: Terrace Cafe, Yunhai, Hokkaido

This is the dream world nurtured by the great natural environment of Tomamu in Hokkaido-- "Sea of Clouds". There is a coffee shop called the closest to Heaven, which is the "Sea of Clouds Terrace" of the Xingye resort Tomamu.

2014-06-06
SCAA-YAMI coffee cup test silver spoon competition judges cup test spoon cup test spoon introduction

SCAA-YAMI coffee cup test silver spoon competition judges cup test spoon cup test spoon introduction

YAMI launched a new coffee cup test spoon: when the cup tester carries out the cup test, smell the dry aroma of coffee, use the cup test spoon to break the residue, release the wet aroma of coffee in the cup, suck the coffee liquid, and let the coffee mist distribute throughout the mouth, covering the taste buds. YAMI cup measuring spoon makes your coffee cup measuring more professional.

2015-12-14
Guatemala Coffee Price latest Guatemala Coffee Price / Wholesale quotation Guatemala's eight largest producers

Guatemala Coffee Price latest Guatemala Coffee Price / Wholesale quotation Guatemala's eight largest producers

[guide] the Ekatlago Valley rises to 2000 meters (6500 feet), with dense shade and unique ecology, and the nearby Fuego volcano erupts, making its coarse, sandy soil rich in various minerals. Temperate sea breezes from the Pacific Ocean and seasonal climate have raised the Ekatangol Valley in Guatemala Guatemala to 2000 meters (6500 feet).

2016-04-26
Guatemala's three non-volcanic coffee producing areas

Guatemala's three non-volcanic coffee producing areas

Waichangsi Plateau Waichangsi Plateau This area is volcanic soil, high altitude, adequate rainfall, humidity changes greatly. Ash from Pacaya, Guatemala's most active volcano, provides important minerals for the region's soils. The dry season sunshine is abundant, although the morning fog, dew is big, but dissipates quickly. As a result, 100 per cent of the coffee in the region is sun processed. [Features

2016-06-17
Ethiopian Coffee Variety Yega Xuefei

Ethiopian Coffee Variety Yega Xuefei

These mountain villages are foggy, like spring all year round, with a gentle breeze in summer, cool but not hot, rain but not damp, and no cold damage in winter, giving birth to a unique regional flavor of citrus and flowers. Coffee trees are mostly planted in farmers' backyards or mixed with other crops in the fields. Ethiopia's Yirgacheffe coffee, though petite, is gentle and sweet.

2016-06-01
Panamanian Esmeralda Manor Coffee Flavor description Price planting Environment Taste introduction

Panamanian Esmeralda Manor Coffee Flavor description Price planting Environment Taste introduction

Varieties: Tibika, Kaddura, Kaduai, Bourbon, Rosa, San Ramon Candela Volcano this area produces a lot of food for Panama, as well as excellent coffee. This area borders on Costa Rica. Altitude: 1200-1600m harvest time: December-March planting varieties: Tibica, Kaddura, Kaduai, bourbon, Rosa, San

2016-10-15
Understanding coffee preservation

Understanding coffee preservation

Generally speaking, the container for storing coffee beans has a rubber ring pad on the inside of the lid. After roasting, the coffee beans are easy to emit aroma and absorb the surrounding smell. Therefore, the coffee beans should be preserved in a sealed bottle. Exposure to air accelerates the oxidation of coffee beans. As the coffee beans decrease, the gap in the container becomes larger and larger, and some materials such as cotton should be filled into the container.

2014-08-04
How to preserve fresh coffee beans

How to preserve fresh coffee beans

The quality of coffee beans directly affects the taste of coffee. The key to ensuring the quality of coffee beans is how to preserve coffee beans. Frequent contact with air will accelerate the oxidation of coffee beans, so try to use sealed bottles and cans with rubber pads to preserve coffee beans and store them in a dry place away from direct sunlight. And because of the decrease in the number of coffee beans, the gap in the container will increase.

2014-07-25
Japan HARIO coffee brand stainless steel hand-brewed coffee pot fine mouth pot hand-brewed coffee special

Japan HARIO coffee brand stainless steel hand-brewed coffee pot fine mouth pot hand-brewed coffee special

Brand: HARIO Color Classification: 1.0 liter 1.2 liter coffee pot classification: thin mouth pot material: stainless steel name: HARIO stainless steel hand flush pot material: pot body and pot lid: stainless steel; pot cap and handle: phenol formaldehyde resin size: 1.2L specification: length 274mm 144mm height 147 mm. pot diameter:77mm 1L specification: 139mm(H) 271mm(W) capacity: 1.2L specification: set

2016-01-12
How to preserve coffee after unpacking

How to preserve coffee after unpacking

Generally speaking, coffee beans are stored in containers with rubber pads on the inside of the lid. Roasted coffee beans are easy to smell and absorb the surrounding odor, so sealed bottles and cans should be used to preserve coffee beans. Use more methods: contact with air will accelerate the oxidation of coffee beans. With the decrease of coffee beans, the gap in the container becomes larger and larger, so it should be filled into the container.

2014-08-12
A container for storing coffee beans.

A container for storing coffee beans.

Generally speaking, coffee beans are stored in containers with rubber pads on the inside of the lid. Roasted coffee beans are easy to smell and absorb the surrounding odor, so sealed bottles and cans should be used to preserve coffee beans. Contact with air will accelerate the oxidation of coffee beans. With the decrease of coffee beans, the gap in the container becomes larger and larger, and some materials such as cotton should be filled into the container.

2015-05-09
Difference of Flavor characteristics between Solar and Water washing treatment of Yejiaxuefei Coffee beans introduction to brewing method of Yejiaxuefei

Difference of Flavor characteristics between Solar and Water washing treatment of Yejiaxuefei Coffee beans introduction to brewing method of Yejiaxuefei

In order to improve the quality, Ethiopia introduced water washing technology from Central and South America, which made the jasmine and citrus fragrance of Yega Xuefei clearer and more refined, and became one of the best quality beans in the world, thanks to its exquisite washing technology. since the 1970s and 1970s, this area has become the most popular water-washed bean producing area in Ethiopia. Insolation

2022-07-15
How to preserve coffee after unpacking

How to preserve coffee after unpacking

Generally speaking, the container for storing coffee beans has a rubber ring pad on the inside of the lid. After roasting, the coffee beans are easy to emit aroma and absorb the surrounding smell. Therefore, the coffee beans should be preserved in a sealed bottle. Use more methods: contact with air will accelerate the oxidation of coffee beans. As the coffee beans decrease, the gap in the container becomes larger and larger, and the container should be filled with

2014-12-03
The two main types of coffee trees

The two main types of coffee trees

Arabica bean coffee trees can be divided into two main varieties: Arabica (Coffea Arabica) and Robusta (Coffea Robusta/Coffea Canephora). In addition, there are some minor species, such as Coffea Liberica and Coffea Arabusta, but they are rare on the market. Rob, Stadou, Rob.

2016-06-06
Introduction to the Flavor of Erida Manor Coffee Manor in Panama

Introduction to the Flavor of Erida Manor Coffee Manor in Panama

Main varieties: katai 85%, iron pickup and bourbon 15%, rose (a small amount) flowering: March, April, May harvest: January to April soil: deep soft sandy soil microclimate characteristics annual rainfall: 2400 mm, rainy season (May to November) the main sunshine period: from the end of February to the beginning of May, there are 4 or 5 times a year. During the dry season with abnormal climate, there are often meetings in the first half of the dry season

2016-07-20
The Preservation of basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

The Preservation of basic knowledge of Fine Coffee

Generally speaking, coffee beans are stored in containers with rubber pads on the inside of the lid. Roasted coffee beans are easy to smell and absorb the surrounding odor, so sealed bottles and cans should be used to preserve coffee beans. Contact with air will accelerate the oxidation of coffee beans. With the decrease of coffee beans, the gap in the container becomes larger and larger, and some materials such as cotton should be filled into the container.

2014-12-15
There are many ways to preserve the unsealed coffee.

There are many ways to preserve the unsealed coffee.

Generally speaking, coffee beans are stored in containers with rubber pads on the inside of the lid. Roasted coffee beans are easy to smell and absorb the surrounding odor, so sealed bottles and cans should be used to preserve coffee beans. Use more methods: contact with air will accelerate the oxidation of coffee beans. With the decrease of coffee beans, the gap in the container becomes larger and larger, so it should be filled into the container.

2015-03-10
Panamanian Coffee Manor introduces Esmeralda Manor in Panamanian coffee producing area

Panamanian Coffee Manor introduces Esmeralda Manor in Panamanian coffee producing area

Unlike some other high-priced coffee (such as cat shit, Blue Mountain), the coffee quality of this estate is really up to its price level, although high demand and market factors also play a role. This record-breaking coffee tastes unusual: bright and strong floral and citrus flavors, full of tea. All these come from Geisha.

2016-07-27
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