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Rayloy Coffee beans from Kuanji Farm, New Caledonia, France

Rayloy Coffee beans from Kuanji Farm, New Caledonia, France

French New Caledonia Kuanji Farm (Rayloy) (KOUANDJI ESTATE Leroy) coffee beans, the price of this coffee is also more expensive, now much higher than Blue Mountain 1.

2014-07-03
Rayloy Coffee beans in Kuanji Farm, New Caledonia

Rayloy Coffee beans in Kuanji Farm, New Caledonia

The annual output of this coffee is limited, it is very rare ~ it looks strange ~ the beans are very small ~ very lucky to taste this coffee ~ there is little Chinese information about this coffee ~ I don't know to what extent it is better to roast ~ in the end, it is not deep ~ about 1 minute after the explosion, it stops baking ~ although the beans are very small ~ when grinding beans with a hand grinder

2015-06-01
Boutique coffee beans Tanzania PB coffee raw beans

Boutique coffee beans Tanzania PB coffee raw beans

French New Caledonia Kuanji Farm (Rayloy) (KOUANDJI ESTATE Leroy) coffee beans, the price of this coffee is also more expensive, now much higher than Blue Mountain 1. The annual output of this coffee is limited, it is very rare, it looks strange, the beans are very small, it is very lucky to taste this coffee, there is little Chinese information about this coffee, I don't know in the end.

2014-10-18
Rayloy coffee beans from Kuanji Farm, New Caledonia, China

Rayloy coffee beans from Kuanji Farm, New Caledonia, China

French New Caledonia Kuanji Farm (Rayloy) (KOUANDJI ESTATE Leroy) coffee beans, the price of this coffee is also more expensive, now much higher than Blue Mountain 1. The annual output of this coffee is limited, it is very rare, it looks strange, the beans are very small, it is very lucky to taste this coffee, there is little Chinese information about this coffee, I don't know in the end.

2014-10-18

"hometown of Xiaobai Coffee" Coffee Culture in New Zealand

In the past few decades, as more and more New Zealanders love coffee and become coffee connoisseurs, New Zealand can be said to have experienced a "coffee revolution".

2014-05-28
Coffee Encyclopedia the Infinite World in the small Coffee beans

Coffee Encyclopedia the Infinite World in the small Coffee beans

According to Liang Chaoxiong, a veteran coffee connoisseur, there are basically three species, arabica, robusta and liberica, although there are as many as 40 species of coffee plants. In the small space of a coffee bean, there is an infinite world. Coffee beans would rather shout when Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rose up thousands of years ago.

2014-10-17
Some knowledge about Kenyan coffee-2

Some knowledge about Kenyan coffee-2

Kenya Coffee-introduces Ethiopia, the origin of Arabica coffee trees near Kenya to the north, but it was not until the beginning of the 20th century that coffee cultivation began. Missionaries introduced Arabica trees from Yemen in the 19th century, but did not plant them in large quantities. It was not until 1893, when Brazil's ancient bourbon coffee seeds were introduced, that coffee was cultivated on a large scale.

2014-08-12
How to taste a cup of coffee, Guatemala Coffee Mini Nanguo Highland

How to taste a cup of coffee, Guatemala Coffee Mini Nanguo Highland

The first step is to smell the dry aroma of coffee Fragrance: put freshly ground coffee powder close to your mouth and nose, and you will feel the dry aroma of different coffees from different coffee producing areas. For example, in Latin American coffee, you will smell something similar to nuts and dark chocolate, while coffee in Africa has more floral and fruit flavors. These differences are due to the differences in plantations.

2016-06-17
How to taste the flavor of Guatemalan coffee slightly Nanguo highland Waiqiang plateau

How to taste the flavor of Guatemalan coffee slightly Nanguo highland Waiqiang plateau

The first step is to smell the dry aroma of coffee Fragrance: put freshly ground coffee powder close to your mouth and nose, and you will feel the dry aroma of different coffees from different coffee producing areas. For example, in Latin American coffee, you will smell something similar to nuts and dark chocolate, while coffee in Africa has more floral and fruit flavors. These differences are due to the differences in plantations.

2016-06-30
Coffee Xiaobai classroom, how to taste a single coffee?

Coffee Xiaobai classroom, how to taste a single coffee?

The origin of individual coffee has different flavors, which is the charm that enables the coffee to develop continuously. Coffee from different producing areas has different flavors, making the coffee all over the world a big garden with rich taste. So how should we taste it? (note: for the sake of brevity, I assume that there is no deviation in the degree of baking and cooking.) first

2015-10-16
How to appreciate coffee gracefully? Drinking coffee should be like tasting wine.

How to appreciate coffee gracefully? Drinking coffee should be like tasting wine.

Coffee taste analysis, mainly can be divided into four kinds, namely: bitter caffeine, protein, sugar sour tannic acid, acid fat sweet sugar, high quality tannic acid astringent mineral taste coffee should be like tasting wine (Wine), fine taste can understand its essence. No matter how you brew the coffee, you don't have to drink it in a hurry. Smell the coffee first.

2015-10-26
Coffee tasting how does Intensity taste a cup of coffee? Books about coffee

Coffee tasting how does Intensity taste a cup of coffee? Books about coffee

The first step is to smell the dry aroma of coffee Fragrance: put freshly ground coffee powder close to your mouth and nose, and you will feel the dry aroma of different coffees from different coffee producing areas. For example, in Latin American coffee, you will smell something similar to nuts and dark chocolate, while coffee in Africa has more floral and fruit flavors. These differences are caused by the difference in the plantation.

2016-04-22
Coffee Xiaobai classroom, how to taste a single coffee? What kind of coffee would you like? How do you taste?

Coffee Xiaobai classroom, how to taste a single coffee? What kind of coffee would you like? How do you taste?

The origin of individual coffee has different flavors, which is the charm that enables the coffee to develop continuously. Coffee from different producing areas has different flavors, making the coffee all over the world a big garden with rich taste. So how should we taste it? (note: for the sake of brevity, I assume that there is no deviation in the degree of baking and cooking.) first

2016-03-21
Analysis of coffee knowledge baristas

Analysis of coffee knowledge baristas

1. Barista: barista is a coffee practitioner who loves coffee very much and has in-depth research on coffee planting, bean mixing, roasting, tasting and production, and has an in-depth understanding of the coffee industry. The contents of the work include: basic identification of coffee beans, blending different flavors of coffee according to the characteristics of coffee beans, skillfully using coffee equipment and coffee utensils to make coffee.

2014-09-18
The most expensive coffee beans in the world

The most expensive coffee beans in the world

Terra Nera coffee beans from Quechua in the southeastern Andes of Peru also have a tendency to become a "luxury". Since they are rare coffee beans, they are reasonable with gorgeous packaging. Today, Xiao I will feast your eyes on the most expensive coffee in the world.

2014-06-03
Who invented the French kettle? General knowledge of boutique coffee

Who invented the French kettle? General knowledge of boutique coffee

From the beginning, the French have been more enthusiastic about how to cook coffee than any other country, William Harrison Ukers wrote in his book all about Coffee, published in 1922. The first French-made coffee machine appeared around 1800, Ukers said, and 40 years later, the first coffee machine made of glass appeared. Although Ukers looks like coffee

2015-04-01
The most persistent Coffee fanaticism Coffee Culture

The most persistent Coffee fanaticism Coffee Culture

A New Zealand couple living in Wellington once spent three years around the country tasting coffee, compiling a detailed guide to the best cafes in New Zealand, and setting up a New Zealand coffee guide website. the site even has a map embedded to show where to find the best cafe. This shows how much New Zealanders love coffee. According to statistics, per capita in New Zealand

2015-03-23
Ways to improve the tasting ability of baristas how can baristas improve their ability to taste coffee?

Ways to improve the tasting ability of baristas how can baristas improve their ability to taste coffee?

How do coffee cup testers train their sense of taste? if you are working as a barista but don't know how to taste coffee, or if you have poor evaluation ability, try the following professional advice provided by Chongqing Brista barista barista training School. Interested people may try to train themselves to more accurately describe the taste and characteristics of coffee. What's the taste for?

2016-02-27
The most persistent Coffee mania in Coffee Culture

The most persistent Coffee mania in Coffee Culture

A New Zealand couple living in Wellington once spent three years around the country tasting coffee, compiling a detailed guide to the best cafes in New Zealand, and setting up a New Zealand coffee guide website. the site even has a map embedded to show where to find the best cafe. This shows how much New Zealanders love coffee. According to statistics, per capita in New Zealand

2015-05-09
Who invented the French kettle?

Who invented the French kettle?

"from the beginning, the French have been more enthusiastic about how to make coffee than any other country," William Harrison Ukers wrote in his book all about Coffee, published in 1922. The first French-made coffee machine appeared around 1800, Ukers said, and 40 years later, the first coffee machine made of glass appeared.

2014-06-03
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