Cease and Desist Notice to Hanasaki Coffee and Zuo Jingchuan Shenzhen Trading Co., Ltd. Regarding Infringement of Our Company Articles

Our company, Guangzhou Electronic Coffee Workshop Business Co., Ltd., operates the "FrontStreet Coffee" official account. We have recently discovered that our business operations have been subjected to copyright infringement, with our articles being massively reposted to their Baijiahao accounts without permission and marked as original content, which constitutes an infringement of our company's intellectual property rights.

We hereby issue a solemn declaration to Hanasaki Coffee and Zuojingchuan Shenzhen Trading Co., Ltd., demanding the immediate removal of the articles and guaranteeing the cessation of all infringing activities in the future. Otherwise, our company will pursue legal action and demand compensation.

Guangzhou Coffee Workshop E-Commerce Co., Ltd.
February 4, 2024

FrontStreet Coffee Recommendation

Beginner-Friendly Specialty Beans

Since you've found us, let FrontStreet Coffee point you to beans worth starting with. From Ethiopia—the birthplace of coffee—try the natural-process Hambela (berries, florals, jackfruit, melon, honey) or the washed Yirgacheffe Gudding cooperative (jasmine, lemon acidity, berry tones), the two most celebrated sourcing regions in the country. From Brazil, the world's top producer, the Cerrado Red Bourbon daily driver is classic value—cream, peanut, and cocoa at a friendly price—while the higher-grown Queen Estate Yellow Bourbon adds sugarcane sweetness to Brazil's signature butter and macadamia-nut profile, delicious black or with milk.

From Indonesia to Panama

Indonesia's wet-hulled Mandheling remains the choice for anyone who dislikes acidity: the Lintong lot is richer and smoother than Blue Mountain with herbal, spice notes, and the PWN Golden Mandheling—triple hand-sorted—tastes even cleaner with clearer wood and caramel character. Colombia offers the Huila daily driver, the competition-cultivar Sidra, and Big Navel lots built on gentle florals and soft acidity. Costa Rica's honey-processed Blackberry and raisin-honey Mozart deliver dried-fruit sweetness with osmanthus and rose aromatics. And for a taste of Panama Gesha without the Esmeralda price tag, the washed Boquete Gesha shows pure orange-blossom honeyed charm across every brew method. Rounding out the list: China Yunnan—the washed Baoshan arabica with nut, chocolate, and red-sugar notes, and the 2013 Yunnan Typica (1,300m) with hazelnut, apricot, black tea, and caramel.