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When The Strong Robusta Put On The Sweet CoatCoffee Shop

When The Strong Robusta Put On The Sweet Coat

When The Strong Robusta Put On The Sweet Coat. Because of its commerciality and taste for most coffee drinkers, the Robusta varietal frequently occurs in Vietnamese coffee culture. According to Coffee Obsession statistics, Robusta coffee accounts for up to 95% of overall coffee production. Preliminary Honey Pure Robusta coffee has a robust, bitter flavor, and the dry preliminary processing procedure (Natural) emphasizes the above characteristics. Nowadays, developing and applying new pre-processing processes, such as honey, has enabled Robusta coffee to have more …
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Origin & Characteristics of popular coffee varieties

Where do popular coffee varieties come from? There are more than 125 different kinds of coffee that people know about. Only two of them, Coffea arabica and Coffea canephora are good for business (the scientific name for the Robusta coffee plant). As for the specialty coffee business, we know that we can only use the flavor potential of Arabica coffee, which is grown at higher altitudes, has about half as much caffeine as Robusta, and often has more nuances and flavors. But …
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Organic Certification Coffee – Rainforest Alliance / UTZ Certification

Organic Certification Coffee – Rainforest Alliance / UTZ Certification. Rainforest Alliance — Founded in the early 1990s, the Rainforest Alliance aims to integrate efficient agriculture, biodiversity conservation, and human development. We’ll look at some aspects of Rainforest Alliance certification (also known as Rainforest Alliance/UTZ or RFA/UTZ), where you may get started, in our series on popular coffee certifications. When you compare it to the other certifications we’ve discussed so far, you’ll notice a significant difference. Briefing on Rainforest Alliance Certification Before we get started, …
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Robusta coffee is better than you think

Robusta coffee is better than you think: Robusta coffee accounts for around 40% of the world's coffee output. It grows quicker than Arabica and can survive more harsh weather, but in production and processing, it isn't always as kind as to its "brother. Many specialty coffee drinkers dislike Robusta due to its lousy flavor. But if Robusta is grown and processed with a focus on quality, can it meet the standards of taste quality? This article focuses on arguing &analyzing Robusta's …
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Coffee Science: Learn About Caffeine In Coffee

Coffee Science: Learn About Caffeine In Coffee: Caffeine is no stranger and has a lot of attraction in the current context. With just a click of the mouse, people can "dig" all the relevant information, from the formula, origin, and role, to each chemical reaction of Caffeine. However, Google – is not a chemist, so this article will shed light on precisely what Caffeine is, how it works, and how much Caffeine is in your espresso cup. Let's learn about …
Typica Coffee – What Makes A Great Cup Of Coffee?Coffee Shop

Typica Coffee – What Makes A Great Cup Of Coffee?

Typica Coffee – What Makes A Great Cup Of Coffee? If you can answer the question “What characteristics make a great cup of coffee, ” you already understand Typica coffee. Each region has its type of Typica coffee. On the territory of Vietnam, there are many varieties of delicious and premium coffee trees.However, not all coffee beans meet Typica standards. So what are the characteristics of Typica coffee? How to enjoy a cup of Typica coffee the right way? All …
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HOT-AIR Coffee Roasting Machine

Roasting coffee with an indirect heat transfer roaster, also known as a Hot air roaster, roasting coffee with hot air is produced in the combustion chamber of the roaster. Let's learn about HOT-AIR Coffee Roasting Machine with Helena. HOT-AIR Coffee Roasting Machine The burner (red pictured) does not directly heat the roasting cage but indirectly generates heat in the combustion chamber, heats the clean airflow, and flows the hot gas flow into the roasting cell. The flow of hot air creeps into …
Bourbon Coffee – Why Call It FruityCoffee Shop

Bourbon Coffee – Why Call It Fruity

Bourbon coffee - Surely those who are interested in coffee know the Arabica variety. However, when it comes to Bourbon coffee, few people know it. Bourbon is one of the varieties of Arabica with characteristic aromatic flavors. So what is the origin of this coffee, what are the characteristics of the plant, and how is it processed? Let’s find out together! The Origin of Bourbon Coffee Bourbon coffee trees were first discovered on an island of Madagascar called Reunion (now known as Bourbon …
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What Is Sample Roasted Coffee?

What Is Sample Roasted Coffee? How can you know if a sample of green coffee is good or not when you hold it in your hands? Of course, you should first determine the optimum roasting procedure before looking for consumers to sell to. Also, how to roast in the most effective manner possible. Reduce the number of new types of green coffee that are wasted. Roasting sample coffee is the only way available. Sample Roasting Coffee: What Is It? Sample roasting is straightforward in …
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How To Roast Coffee Beans From Different Origins

How To Roast Coffee Beans From Different Origins. Each country, region, and territory has its climate, soil type, and height… All of this results in a wide range of green coffee varieties. Green coffee reacts differently to heat, and you’ll want to emphasize certain qualities. To put it another way, you’ll need to learn how to roast various coffee origins in different ways. So, before determining how to roast your coffee, you should learn everything you can about the beans. And …
Espresso Italiano – Standard Italian EspressoCoffee Shop

Espresso Italiano – Standard Italian Espresso

Espresso Italiano – Standard Italian Espresso: In 1998, the Italian National Espresso Institute (INEI) was established to sensory-evaluate a cup of “Italian Espresso” (Espresso Italiano) and determine the requirements for it to be made, according to INEI: Water under 9 bar pressure must be pushed through a 7-gram portion of finely ground coffee to ensure that it takes 25 seconds to deliver 25 ml of extract (including crema) into an elliptical 50ml white porcelain cup with a vapor bubble rises in …
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The Difference Between Specialty and Commercial Coffee

The Difference Between Specialty and Commercial Coffee:  We have learned about the definition of the difference between specialty coffee and premium coffee. What are the necessary and sufficient conditions for coffee to be classified as “prestige. However, depending on the intended use, the value of commercial coffee is equally important. We will try to compare the differences between these two types to choose the right one for you. Coffee is classified as either specialty or commercial quality. Specialty coffees make up …