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The Origin of Coffee Bean Aroma: Understanding the Compounds Behind Coffee's Fragrance
Professional coffee knowledge exchange and more coffee bean information. Please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). FrontStreet Coffee - Introduction to Coffee Bean Flavor Compounds. Non-volatile substances in coffee include: alkaloids (caffeine and trigonelline), chlorogenic acids, carboxylic acids, carbohydrates and polysaccharides, lipids, proteins, melanoidins, and minerals. Caffeine: It is water-soluble and will affect
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Flavor Profile of Yunnan Coffee Beans_Research Report on Yunnan Coffee Bean Flavors_How is Yunnan Arabica Coffee
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style) Thanks to Professor Qiao from Shenzhen Polytechnic for recommending an article from the Chinese Journal of Tropical Crops regarding a research report on Yunnan coffee bean flavors. After reading this article, we found it very interesting and are sharing the core ideas with everyone. ●This report focuses on four regions in Yunnan
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The Impact of Temperature on Coffee: How to Experience Coffee Flavors at High Temperatures and When Cooled
Have you ever experienced getting a cup of hot coffee, only to find that its flavor and aroma change as it cools? When this happens, you might start tasting delicate flavors and aromas that you couldn't detect before. You might discover that your coffee now has distinct sweetness, fruity notes, or floral fragrances. This change in flavor is attributed to
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How to Brew Sweet Coffee? Reasons and Solutions for Pour-Over Coffee Lacking Sweetness
Why are we so determined to brew sweet coffee? Perhaps it's because sweetness triggers dopamine release, making us feel joyful! If you want to brew sweet coffee, you must first understand coffee's sweetness. The sweet sensation in coffee doesn't exist independently—it emerges through the harmony between acidity and bitterness. For instance, in light roast coffees...
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What Products are Generated by the Caramelization Reaction During Roasting? What Happens When Caramelization is Excessive or Insufficient?
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account: cafe_style). FrontStreet Coffee briefly explains the caramelization reaction during roasting. The sugars in coffee beans undergo caramelization reaction at approximately 170-200°C, which coincides with the melting point of sucrose (185°C) and the temperature range during the first crack phase of coffee bean roasting. The products of the caramelization reaction include various compounds that contribute to the aroma, flavor, and color development in coffee beans. When caramelization is insufficient, the coffee may lack sweetness and complexity, while excessive caramelization can lead to bitter, burnt flavors that mask the coffee's inherent characteristics.
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Is the Coffee Cupping Flavor Wheel Just a Reference? The Science and Engineering Behind the New Version of the Coffee Flavor Wheel
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information Please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account cafe_style) FrontStreet Coffee - Introduction to the Coffee Flavor Wheel The Coffee Flavor Wheel was created in 1995 by Mr. TED LINGLE, former president of the Specialty Coffee Association of America, and others. The birth of the Coffee Flavor Wheel was to use a common language that everyone could understand in a way that all people could comprehend
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Why Doesn't Coffee Taste as Good as It Smells? The Nature of Coffee Aroma and Fragrance Compounds
When we walk into a coffee shop, we're easily captivated by the rich aroma of coffee permeating the air. Especially when coffee beans are being ground, the intoxicating fragrance fills the space, making our hearts race and compelling us to eagerly order a cup to experience coffee's magnificent aroma. However!!! The moment the coffee touches our lips???????? What is this?
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How to Distinguish Between Over-Extraction and Dark Roast Bitterness in Coffee? How to Control Pour-Over Coffee Parameters?
Yesterday, FrontStreet Coffee received an interesting question from a customer friend. They asked FrontStreet Coffee why their coffee was still bitter despite performing a flow restriction. This is another case of someone being misled by flow restriction. The truth is quite simple: the final stage of extraction is not the main source of bitterness, and bitterness can also...
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Introduction to Arabica Coffee Bean Origin Characteristics and the Substances Behind Coffee's Aroma
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account: cafe_style). FrontStreet Coffee - Arabica varieties and aromatic components overview. I. Types of Coffee: Coffee beans can be broadly divided into three main categories: (1) Arabica coffee trees, (2) Robusta coffee trees, and (3) Liberica coffee trees.
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Coffee Basics: Pour-Over Brewing Time & Typical Extraction Duration
FrontStreet Coffee has noticed that many beginners when first starting with pour-over coffee pay great attention to brew amount, coffee-to-water ratio, water temperature, technique, and grind size, but take a casual approach to extraction time—this won't do! Extraction time is extremely important! Why is extraction time so crucial? Only 30% of a coffee bean consists of soluble flavor compounds, while the remaining 70% is woody fiber,
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How Are Decaf Coffee Beans Made? Does Decaf Coffee Still Contain Caffeine? What Does Decaf Coffee Taste Like?
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style ) Decaf coffee beans As the name suggests are coffee with only trace amounts of caffeine. Generally coffee beans contain 1.1% to 1.7% caffeine for Arabica beans while Robusta beans contain 2% to 4.5% caffeine. Decaf coffee is regulated so that the brewed coffee contains
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How Long Do Coffee Beans Last After Grinding? Why Is It Better Not to Pre-Grind Coffee Beans? What's the Difference Compared to Fresh Coffee?
For many home coffee brewers, a grinder is not an essential item, so they often choose the grinding service offered by coffee merchants. However, after coffee beans are ground into powder, the rate at which flavor compounds dissipate accelerates significantly, which reduces their optimal tasting period to some extent. So, the question arises: coffee beans
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What Does Flow Restriction Mean in Pour-Over Coffee? What's the Purpose of Flow Restriction in Drip Coffee? What's the Difference Between Coffee-to-Water Ratio and Coffee-to-Brewed-Liquid Ratio?
In the coffee brewing process, the practice of removing the filter cup while there's still liquid that hasn't fully permeated through is what we call "flow restriction." Since flow restriction removes the final portion of coffee liquid, and many coffee enthusiasts believe that bitterness comes from this final portion, this technique has become
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What Do Under-Extraction and Over-Extraction Taste Like in Pour-Over and Espresso Coffee? What is Over-Extraction?
While everyone's taste preferences may differ, there's a consensus on what tastes unpleasant in coffee. When coffee exhibits harsh, astringent, bitter, or burnt flavors that are generally undesirable, it's likely to be considered unpalatable. When these off-flavors appear in your cup
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What Aromas Do Coffee Beans Have and Why - The Source of Coffee Bean Aroma is a Complex Chemical Reaction
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account cafe_style). FrontStreet Coffee - Introduction to Coffee Aroma Sources. Aroma, flavor, aftertaste, acidity, and body - these five attributes are all created by the collision of different compounds. At the cupping table, the tastes and aromas we analyze with our senses are also the result of chemical compounds. We first smell the dry aroma.
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What Are the Fruity Aromas in Coffee and Why Does Coffee Smell So Good: Chemical Reactions During Roasting
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). FrontStreet Coffee - Brief Introduction to Coffee Flavor Sources. Aroma is an extremely important quality attribute in specialty coffee. Changes in aroma components include the dissipation of certain volatile compounds, but also the formation of others. Although the most appropriate and direct method to measure freshness is to examine...
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Steaming Coffee with a Purple Clay Pot?! Chinese-Style Extraction Has Made Another Breakthrough!
For more professional coffee knowledge exchange and coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account: cafe_style). For more specialty coffee beans, please add FrontStreet Coffee on private WeChat: qjcoffeex. Around this time last year, a coffee shop in Shanghai attracted attention by using a "water-sealed stewing" method to extract coffee...
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Pour-Over Coffee Essentials: The Three-Stage Pouring Method for Beginners
Regarding the question of "how to brew delicious coffee," many coffee enthusiasts know that with the appropriate grind size, suitable water temperature, proper coffee-to-water ratio, and stable water flow, your brew will generally turn out well. However, few people notice that the number of pouring stages can significantly alter the coffee's flavor profile. What exactly is the three-stage extraction method and how does it transform your coffee experience?
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Why Does My Brewed Coffee Taste Sour? Why Is Pour-Over Coffee So Acidic? What Causes Under-Extraction in Coffee?
Recently, more and more friends who previously only drank dark roast coffee have started exploring light roast coffee with its acidic notes. As specialty coffee culture becomes more widespread, everyone wants to experience the elegant floral and fruity aromas from their coffee. However, unlike dark roast coffee, light roast coffee has a much higher chance of brewing failures, so people often encounter
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How to Appreciate Pour-Over Coffee? A Guide to Tasting Aroma, Flavor, and Mouthfeel
Usually, FrontStreet Coffee enjoys sharing popular pour-over single-origin coffees with customers during quiet moments. However, most visitors typically drink espresso-based beverages, so when offered a complimentary pour-over sample, they often feel curious. After watching others savor it with evident pleasure, they bravely take their first sip.
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