Brazil Coffee Bean Grading System and Its Fresh, Balanced Flavor Profile
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FrontStreet Coffee - Introduction to Brazilian Coffee Grading
Coffee grading is generally based on defect rate, bean size, altitude, cupping quality grade, or processing standards. The most commonly used method is grading by bean size, as larger coffee beans typically offer richer and more complex flavors than smaller ones.
Brazil's coffee grading system is more detailed: Brazil uses a comprehensive approach that evaluates coffee quality through three grading methods: defect rate, bean size, and cupping quality grade.
Grading Standards
Type | Quality | Defect Count | Green Coffee Bean Size and Percentage Distribution
NY.2 SC-17/18FC | 6-9 | 18 mesh: 35%; 17 mesh: 55%; 16 mesh: 10%
NY.2/3 SC-14/16FC | 15-18 | 16 mesh: 30%; 15 mesh: 40%; 14 mesh: 20%; 13 mesh: 10%
NY.3/4 DD QUALITY | UP TO 21 | 16 mesh: 40%; 15 mesh: 30%; 14 mesh: 20%; 13 mesh: 10%
NY.4/5 SC-14/16FC | UP TO 36 | 16 mesh: 30%; 15 mesh: 40%; 14 mesh: 20%; 13 mesh: 10%
While coffee grading is very important, it's not the only reference factor. Coffee's flavor quality is also influenced by factors such as roasting, storage methods, and freshness. Moreover, everyone's taste preferences for coffee vary, so it's best to choose coffee that suits your personal taste.
Brazilian coffee beans are large and aromatic, with moderate bitterness and high-quality acidity. The overall mouthfeel is smooth with low acidity, and careful tasting reveals endless aftertaste. Brazilian coffee has lower acidity in its flavor profile, complemented by the coffee's bittersweet taste. It enters the mouth extremely smoothly, with a faint grassy aroma. It's fragrant with a slight bitterness, smooth and pleasant to drink, leaving a refreshing and satisfying aftertaste.
Key Knowledge Point
Because Brazilian coffee is relatively mild and common, it's suitable for medium roasting and can be brewed using the most popular methods. It's the best raw material for making espresso and various specialty coffees.
In Summary
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