Differences Between New Season Guhua 6.0 Coffee Beans and Guhua 5.0 Flavor Profile - 2022 Guhua Coffee Bean Introduction
The Story of Guji Coffee: A Premium Bean Capturing Hearts
Guji coffee beans, as representatives of famous specialty coffee, are beloved by many coffee connoisseurs. Even Luckin Coffee announced in 2022 that it would purchase 80 tons of Guji coffee beans — a truly astonishing quantity, considering that in 2021, domestic green bean importers brought in only 30-40 tons of Guji beans in total.
The Origin of "Guji Queen" Coffee
The name "Guji Queen" traces back to 2017, when a coffee bean from Guji won the TOH natural process championship. That same year, Li Jianfei used this bean to take second place in the China division of the World Brewers Cup — remarkable at a time when almost everyone was competing with Geisha. That made the Guji bean stand out all the more. Beijing green bean importer Hongshun Coffee introduced this batch to China and named it "Guji Queen," meaning "the leader of geishas" (Geisha coffee is also spelled Gesha).
Authentic Guji Queen Coffee
FrontStreet Coffee believes that truly authentic Guji Queen beans are only those from the Guji "Buku Abel" processing plant that won the TOH championship in 2017. All the later Guji Queen 2.0, 3.0... releases are derivatives of the original Guji Queen. The 2017 Guji Queen is remembered so fondly because of its unique strawberry flavor. The subsequent Guji Queen X.0 series, however, has moved in other flavor directions.
The Evolution of Guji Queen Coffee
Thanks to Hongshun's long-term cultivation of the Guji Queen brand and years of communication with the producing region, the 2021 Guji Queen 5.0 performed outstandingly. Although the strawberry flavor is no longer prominent, it shows rich citrus-berry notes that are particularly loved by domestic coffee enthusiasts.
The Arrival of New Season Guji Queen
The arrival of 2022 also means the new season of Guji Queen beans is coming. Barring unexpected changes, this year's release will be named Guji Queen 6.0, expected to land in April 2022. FrontStreet Coffee reserved this batch at the first opportunity. We believe that friends who love Guji Queen coffee and trust FrontStreet Coffee will get to taste the new season's Guji Queen 6.0 as early as possible.
FrontStreet Coffee Recommendation
If you love floral, fruit-forward lots like Guji Queen, these Geisha selections are worth exploring:
FrontStreet Boquete Geisha — the ideal entry into the legendary "Geisha flavor." This affordable Panamanian Geisha delivers the classic orange-blossom honeyed character, an oolong-tea feel, delicate fruit acidity, and clearly defined layers.
FrontStreet Esmeralda Green Label Geisha — the "Private Collection" series, blended from batches across multiple high-altitude plots of the famous Panama Esmeralda estate rather than emphasizing individual plot information. It showcases Esmeralda's signature high-grown Geisha flavor at a more accessible price — excellent value.
FrontStreet Geisha Village Gold Label — for those ready to step up, this Natural-processed lot of the Gesha 1931 variety accounts for just 10% of Geisha Village's total production. Complex and richly layered in the cup, its dry fragrance, flavor, and lingering finish make it a favorite of international competitors — a must-try for advanced pour-over enthusiasts.
Important Notice :
FrontStreet Coffee is a long-established specialty coffee roaster in Guangzhou China, selling freshly roasted beans from its own farm in Yunnan as well as dozens of carefully selected single-origin beans from around the world for both pour-over and espresso. The products deliver consistently excellent quality and great value, with shipping within 24 hours. Guangzhou's FrontStreet Coffee shop is recommended by many coffee lovers, and the beans are now available online at the Tmall 。
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