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A detailed explanation of the ingredients of coffee beans basic knowledge of fine coffee

A detailed explanation of the ingredients of coffee beans basic knowledge of fine coffee

★ volatile compounds: volatile compounds are the main source of coffee flavor, especially important for coffee quality. There are many kinds of volatile substances in coffee, and their existence will affect the aroma quality of coffee. Its main source is derived from non-volatile substances in raw beans which are disconnected or derived after reaction in the process of roasting. The role of thermal decomposition, other reactions, or compositions, such as sugar.

2015-05-15
Detailed explanation of individual coffee knowledge ice drop coffee

Detailed explanation of individual coffee knowledge ice drop coffee

In the Netherlands, the common iced coffee drip filter consists of 3-4 layers of glass containers mounted on wooden seats. It is recommended to choose deep-roasted coffee beans to make ice-drop coffee. Slow drip filtration of seven drops in 10 seconds is recommended for about eight to ten hours. This long-time low-temperature extraction method makes the coffee powder 100% wet and effectively removes bitterness and tannins. Coffee is clear amber, full-bodied, smooth and not sour.

2014-10-11
Detailed explanation of various fine bean flavors and baking suggestions

Detailed explanation of various fine bean flavors and baking suggestions

Name Flavor Deep Roast Quality Colombia is rich in nutrients, highly balanced, sometimes nutty medium to deep roast, suitable for all purposes ★★: Excellent Ethiopia is very unique, delicate and rich in taste, with fruit and wild wine. Medium Roast ★★★: Excellent Jamaica aromas are very intense, with persistent fruity notes Medium Roast

2014-06-18
Coffee technical operation: explanation of professional terms related to coffee roasting and coffee roaster

Coffee technical operation: explanation of professional terms related to coffee roasting and coffee roaster

[guide] Post-burner A device that uses a high-energy burner to reburn the smoke generated by a coffee roaster to eliminate smoke. At the same time, it can reduce the smell. A stainless steel basket used by the silver skin of the Fujiga machine dust collector. A device capable of reburning the smoke produced by the coffee roaster with a high heat energy burner to achieve the smoke elimination effect.

2015-12-05
Various categories of coffee beans and explanations of different tastes

Various categories of coffee beans and explanations of different tastes

The origin of Yirgacheffe coffee beans: although it is petite, it is gentle and delicate, sweet and lovely. As the hometown of coffee, thousands of years of planting history and processing tradition in Ethiopia have created high-quality washed Arabica beans. Light baking has unique sweet aromas of lemon, flowers and honey, soft acidity and citrus flavours.

2015-11-20
European Special Coffee Association (SCAE) barista certification standard

European Special Coffee Association (SCAE) barista certification standard

There are a large number of "barista training institutions" around the world, but there is no independent testing and certification mechanism based on knowledge and production capabilities.

2014-06-06
A detailed explanation of

A detailed explanation of "Coffee Flavor" Coffee beans from different producing areas approved by SCAA

SCAA recognized coffee flavor standard 1, coffee flavor wheel, at first derived from the red wine flavor wheel, and the later coffee flavor wheel in the taste spectrum, than the red wine flavor wheel flavor, has more than a little bit. However, I found that in addition to cup testing and roasting, coffee flavor wheel is more useful in pointing out people who don't know much about coffee and helping them understand coffee.

2016-06-24
Coffee nouns knowledge coffee nouns explanation

Coffee nouns knowledge coffee nouns explanation

Flavor [Flavor]: the overall impression of aroma, acidity, and mellowness. Acidity [Acidity]: the strong acidity of all coffee grown on the plateau. The sour here is different from bitterness and Sour, and has nothing to do with pH value. It refers to a fresh and lively quality that promotes coffee to exert its functions of invigorating the mind and clearing the taste. The acidity of coffee

2015-03-06
A brief explanation of the birth of coffee beans and the whole process from planting to baking

A brief explanation of the birth of coffee beans and the whole process from planting to baking

The first is the coffee tree, the father of coffee beans, which is a horticultural perennial cash crop. Well, I can tell at a glance that it is definitely not an ornamental type. And extremely fastidious about the climate, do not like direct sunshine during the day, and can not be less than 10 degrees Celsius at night. For people who find it difficult to feed even cacti, coffee trees can only look at pictures. Here's the brother of the coffee beans.

2015-11-20
Explanation on the roasting degree of coffee

Explanation on the roasting degree of coffee

First, when studying the roasting degree of coffee beans, the degree of roasting can be judged by sound, color and aroma. Its color ranges from light gray to dark brown, and its aroma is gradually rich from light and elegant; the sound is made two times of bursting sound. Taking the heat-resistant raw bean as an example, the first explosion begins at about 7 minutes and lasts for about 2 minutes, and its voice is low. It indicates the beginning of pyrolysis, the conversion of starch to caramel and water steaming.

2014-07-22
Detailed explanation and Analysis of hand-made Fine Coffee

Detailed explanation and Analysis of hand-made Fine Coffee

The hand has a good nickname-lazy man's coffee, but there are still a lot of things to study carefully. The representative brand of single bean coffee, the real pot coffee in Japan is famous for making coffee by hand. Although hand-brewed coffee looks simple, if it is well controlled, you can definitely make a professional and authentic cup of coffee. Now let me give you a brief explanation based on my own experience.

2014-09-09
SCAE barista certification standard

SCAE barista certification standard

There are a large number of barista training institutions around the world, but there is no independent testing and certification mechanism based on knowledge and production capabilities. Just like getting a driver's license, the European Special Coffee Association will get our certification no matter where you received the training or even learned it yourself. You only need to pass our written, oral and hands-on tests.

2014-08-13
Explanation of professional terms related to coffee roasting and coffee roaster

Explanation of professional terms related to coffee roasting and coffee roaster

Rear burner A device that reburns the smoke generated by a coffee roaster with a high heat energy burner to eliminate smoke. At the same time, it can reduce the smell. Net basket A stainless steel basket used by the silver skin of the Fujiga machine dust collector. Can undertake a larger amount of silver than the standard. A transformer converts electric power into a device with variable voltage and variable ripple number, with controllability, stability and knots.

2014-08-15
Detailed explanation of the whole process of coffee roasting

Detailed explanation of the whole process of coffee roasting

Comparison of coffee beans at different stages of roasting [Photo Source: Fang Jiangang] have you prepared raw beans and decided to roast coffee beans with exclusive flavor? If not, you might as well use your imagination to follow me on this fragrant baking trip. To put it simply, baking is heating the baking directly. Unlike cooking, you don't need oil or water to bake.

2014-07-04
Detailed explanation of the production steps of matcha coffee fancy coffee

Detailed explanation of the production steps of matcha coffee fancy coffee

Coffee and tea are like this, two different drinks from the East and the West, one has a mellow fragrance, the other has a distant taste, color and taste are very different. Who would have believed that these two drinks would merge and embrace each other? However, when you drink matcha coffee, you will believe that they are compatible. Matcha coffee is a fancy coffee full of Japanese style. It should be Japanese coffee in pursuit of top coffee.

2015-02-28
A detailed explanation of the whole roasting process of fine coffee

A detailed explanation of the whole roasting process of fine coffee

Comparison of coffee beans at different stages of roasting [Photo Source: Fang Jiangang] have you prepared raw beans and decided to roast coffee beans with exclusive flavor? If not, you might as well use your imagination to follow me on this fragrant baking trip. To put it simply, baking is heating the baking directly. Unlike cooking, you don't need oil or water to bake.

2014-11-14
The explanation of the Common words of Fine Coffee

The explanation of the Common words of Fine Coffee

Some commonly used coffee terms: flavor [Flavor]: the overall impression of aroma, acidity, and mellowness. Acidity [Acidity]: all coffee grown on the plateau has a strong acidity. The sour here is different from bitterness and Sour, and has nothing to do with the pH value. It refers to a fresh and lively feature that promotes coffee to exert its functions of invigorating the mind and clearing the taste.

2014-10-14
High-quality coffee Common sense Coffee Common words explanation

High-quality coffee Common sense Coffee Common words explanation

Some commonly used coffee terms: flavor [Flavor]: the overall impression of aroma, acidity, and mellowness. Acidity [Acidity]: all coffee grown on the plateau has a strong acidity. The sour here is different from bitterness and Sour, and has nothing to do with the pH value. It refers to a fresh and lively feature that promotes coffee to exert its functions of invigorating the mind and clearing the taste.

2014-11-26
How to make a good cup of coffee we need to grasp the following seven basic principles

How to make a good cup of coffee we need to grasp the following seven basic principles

To make a good cup of coffee, we need to grasp the following seven basic principles: 1, through hand-selection, picking out defective beans to explain: global warming, frequent natural disasters and the application of pesticides are all the reasons for the high proportion of defective beans. Through the hand selection of raw beans and cooked beans, defective beans can be selected as far as possible, which can make the taste of coffee purer, express the real flavor more accurately, and avoid raw beans.

2015-11-10
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