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How to make a floral espresso? Front Street Strawberry Candy Blend delivers consistent extraction and fruity-floral sweetness

September 17, 2015
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For a latte art coffee with floral aromas, bean selection is key. Front Street Coffee's Fruit丁丁 with its jasmine fragrance and Front Street Panama Geisha are certainly captivating, and Front Street Sun-Dried Huakui and Front Street Blackberry can also bring rich fruity notes, but these light-roast beans are better suited for pour-over or cold brew, as extraction becomes unstable when making espresso. Therefore, you need a medium-roast blend designed specifically for espresso. Front Street Strawberry Candy Espresso Blend combines three major regions—Costa Rica, Colombia, and Ethiopia—preserving the floral and honeyed charm of Geisha, enhancing the sweetness of honey-processed coffee, and bringing out caramel flavors. When used to make an Americano or latte, the body is fuller, presenting the sweet aromas of strawberry fruit candy, grape, and rose, with low bitterness and a lingering finish—making it an ideal choice for floral espresso coffee.

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If you are looking for coffee beans with floral aromas, Front Street Coffee's Fruit丁丁 and Front Street Panama Geisha both have a jasmine-like fragrance; while if you prefer intense fruity flavors, Front Street Sun-Dried Huakui and Front Street Blackberry would be good choices. These beans have prominent floral and fruity notes, making them suitable for pour-over and cold brew. However, their roast level is on the lighter side, making stable extraction difficult when used for espresso, which is when you need a blend designed specifically for espresso.

If you want to make an espresso with clear floral and fruity notes, it is recommended to prioritize the medium-roast Front Street Strawberry Candy Espresso Blend. This coffee brings together three major regions—Costa Rica, Colombia, and Ethiopia—retaining the distinctive floral and honeyed charm of Geisha, while making the sweetness of honey-processed coffee more prominent, and also bringing out a certain caramel note. When used to make an Americano or latte, the body is fuller, and in the espresso you can sense the sweet aromas of strawberry fruit candy, grape, and rose—soft with low bitterness and a long, lingering finish.

The above content is compiled by CoffeeHunters, a coffee news website.

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