Friday, October 23 2026

Colombian Huila Region Flor de Luna Coffee: A Complete Guide to Anaerobic Natural Processing and Pour-Over Flavor Profile

Front Street Coffee introduces the Colombia Huila region La Noche Buena coffee beans, produced using the anaerobic natural process, from the El Diviso estate, Caturra variety, at an altitude of 1,800 meters. This coffee is known for its flavors of strawberry jam, liqueur-filled chocolate, and fermented wine aroma. The article provides a comprehensive analysis of La Noche Buena's unique charm, from the terroir of the producing region, the estate's background, processing techniques, to the roasting curve and brewing parameters. Front Street Coffee has always been committed to sourcing coffee beans from different producing regions around the world, so that every enthusiast can find their desired flavor. If you favor rose floral notes, strawberry sweetness, and a cocoa finish, you might want to try this experimental La Noche Buena. [more…]

The Complete Guide to Brewing Kenyan Coffee: From Origin and Varieties to Washed Processing and Iced Pour-Over Techniques

Kenyan coffee is famous for its intense, cherry-tomato-like acidity and distinct floral and fruity aromas. In contrast to Ethiopia's light and bright profile, it is another shining star among African specialty beans. This article begins with Kenya's growing environment and six major producing regions, analyzes the origins of unique varieties such as SL28 and SL34, and explains in detail Kenya's signature 72-hour washed processing method (K72). After that, Front Street Coffee will share the parameters for hand-brewing Kenya and the three-pour pouring technique, as well as specific plans for three iced coffees: iced hand brew, iced drip, and cold brew, helping coffee lovers fully bring out the uplifting berry acidity and clean, full-bodied flavor of Kenyan beans. [more…]