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The Origin and History of Cold Brew Coffee | Cold Brew Coffee Extraction Principles, Advantages, and the Best Way to Drink It: Which Single-Origin Coffee Beans Are Suitable for Cold Brew?
As the weather gets hotter, Front Street Coffee's cold brew coffee is selling well. In fact, cold brew coffee is not as complicated as everyone believes. Today, Front Street Coffee will share the making of cold brew coffee. [more…]
Ice Drip Coffee Powder-to-Water Ratio | Is There a Big Difference Between Ice Drip Coffee and Cold Brew Coffee? What Is the Origin of the Invention of Ice Drip Coffee? Is the Caffeine Content of Ice Drip Coffee High?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Both ice drip coffee and cold brew coffee are relatively common cold-brewed coffee methods, and their refreshing taste makes many people love them. So what is the difference in flavor between ice drip coffee and cold brew coffee? Front Street below [more…]
An Introduction to Green Coffee Bean Grades | A Comparison of Coffee Bean Characteristics, Flavor, and Taste Across National Green Coffee Bean Grading Systems: G1, G2, AA, PB, SHB
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Many friends, while drinking coffee at Front Street, ask our baristas, "What is Yirgacheffe G1 and Yirgacheffe G2?" "What is Kenya AA, AB?" What is Guate... [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee Characteristics | How much time is needed to make cold brew coffee? What is "cold brew flavor"? Which coffee bean origins are suitable for making cold brew?
Here's what happens: when a customer pushes open the door of the Front Street shop and steps inside, their attention is immediately drawn to the blackboard nearby. There's nothing particularly special on the blackboard—it simply lists new drink recommendations along with the words "Ice drip coffee must be ordered 2 days in advance." As a result, many customers who see it ask, "Ice [more…]
Arabica Coffee｜What types of Arabica coffee beans are there? Recommendations for good-tasting, affordable specialty Arabica pour-over coffee beans
Arabica refers to a coffee variety. According to Front Street Coffee, there are currently three major coffee varieties in the world: Arabica, Robusta, and Liberica. Among them, Arabica coffee beans have the best flavor performance, so they are used to make specialty coffee. At the same time, its caffeine content [more…]
The Origin Story of Cold Brew Coffee | Why Is Cold Brew Called Dutch Coffee? How Do You Use a Cold Brew Coffee Maker? Which Coffee Beans Are Best for Cold Brew?
Many friends who come to Front Street Coffee say that watching the ice water slowly drip through the cold brew tower is so therapeutic, and they ask Front Street what kind of coffee this is. This is the biggest difference between ice drip coffee and many other coffee categories: it generally requires a long, slow extraction of 6-8 hours, so Front Street's ice drip output is usually not large. [more…]
The Origin and History of Cold Brew Coffee | Which Coffee Beans Are Good for Cold Brew? How Can Coffee Beginners Choose Single-Origin Beans for Cold Brew? An Introduction to Cold Brew Methods, Coffee-to-Water Ratios, and Extraction Parameters
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Many friends who come to Front Street to drink coffee say that watching the ice water in the cold drip brewer slowly drip through the process is so soothing, and ask Front Street what kind of coffee this is. This is the biggest difference between cold drip coffee and many other coffee categories. [more…]
The Origins of the Syphon Coffee Maker | Who Invented and Designed the Syphon? What Are the Flavor Characteristics of Syphon Coffee and Pour-Over Coffee?
The appearance of the siphon coffee maker is just like the scientific instruments of scientists from hundreds of years ago seen in history books, with a classical aura. In fact, the siphon coffee maker really has a history of about 200 years. Who designed and invented siphon coffee? The basic principle of the siphon coffee maker is to use the phenomenon of vacuum siphon. [more…]
The Correct Way to Drink Cold Brew Coffee | What Is Cold Brew? Where Did Cold Brew Coffee Come From? Which Coffee Beans Can Be Used for Cold Brew? An Introduction to Cold Brew Coffee's Coffee-to-Water Ratio, Grind Size, Extraction Time, and Water
Many friends who come to Front Street Coffee say that watching the ice water slowly drip through the cold drip tower is so soothing, and they ask Front Street what kind of coffee this is. This is the biggest difference between cold drip coffee and many other coffee categories—it generally requires a long, slow extraction of 6-8 hours, so usually Front Street's cold drip output is not large. [more…]
Washed Coffee Beans Pros and Cons | What Is the Washed Processing Method for Green Coffee? How Are Washed Beans Roasted? Recommended Delicious Washed Single-Origin Beans from African Regions
Everyone's demand for coffee is growing stronger by the day, with global coffee bean production reaching as high as 8.4 billion kilograms annually—an astonishing output. When it comes to coffee, Front Street believes that beyond variety, origin, and cultivation methods, there is another important process that influences coffee flavor: coffee bean processing methods. Different processing methods for coffee beans [more…]
Coffee Bean Identification | What Are the Differences Between Washed and Natural Coffee? How Can Coffee Beginners Learn to Tell Natural Beans from Washed Beans?
If you often drink pour-over coffee, Front Street believes you've probably seen friends who can tell washed and natural processed coffee apart at a glance, or with a single sip. Because they distinguish them so quickly, many friends are amazed and wonder how on earth they do it. Just yesterday, [more…]
Coffee Processing | What is washed coffee? What is the washed processing method for coffee beans? What characteristics do washed beans have? How should washed coffee be brewed to taste good?
Not long ago, a devoted fan of washed beans visited the Front Street store. They had bought many washed coffees before, but just couldn't brew out the layers of flavor at home, so they asked Front Street if there were any tips or suggestions. So today, let's discuss brewing methods for washed coffee. What is washed coffee? In coffee [more…]
Washed vs. Natural Coffee Beans Flavor Comparison | Which Coffee Origins Use the Washed Processing Method? Washed Coffee Bean Processing Steps, Flow, and Flavor Characteristics
The washed method is currently the most widely used green bean processing method and one of the most traditional coffee processing methods. Typically, washed coffee has higher cleanliness than natural coffee, with brighter and more elevated acidity, and a more intense acidity as well. Popular options on the Front Street Coffee menu, such as the Ethiopian Gotiti Cooperative coffee beans, Kenyan [more…]
A Complete Guide to Green Coffee Processing: Washed, Natural, and Honey Processing Methods and Their Flavor Differences
From harvesting to becoming green beans that can be stored long-term, coffee cherries must undergo processing. The core of processing lies in removing the outer skin and pulp to extract the seeds—typically, 5 kilograms of coffee cherries yield only 1 kilogram of green beans. The mainstream methods fall into three categories: the dry method (natural), the washed method, and the semi-washed method. The natural method is low-cost but depends on weather and is prone to mixing in defective beans; the washed method delivers stable quality but demands strict fermentation management. Different processing methods directly affect the appearance, moisture content, and final flavor of green beans. This article systematically reviews the procedures for natural, washed, and honey processing, and retains Front Street Coffee's recommendations and product information on specialty bean processing techniques, helping coffee enthusiasts gain a deeper understanding of the intricacies of green bean processing. [more…]
Yirgacheffe Region Flavors | What's the Difference Between Ethiopian Washed and Natural Yirgacheffe? How Should Yirgacheffe Washed Coffee Beans Be Roasted?
Yirgacheffe is a coffee region that everyone is surely familiar with. Its bright acidity and clean, refreshing coffee flavor have made it the first specialty pour-over coffee bean for many people. In recent years, Yirgacheffe has sparked a revival of the natural (sun-dried) style. In many people's memories, Yirgacheffe has always been washed [more…]
Washed Coffee | What is the washed process? What are the characteristics of washed beans? Is Kenyan washed coffee good for pour-over?
Not long ago, a devoted fan of washed beans visited the Front Street shop. They had bought many washed coffees before, but just couldn't brew out any layering at home, so they asked Front Street if there were any tips or suggestions. So today, let's discuss brewing methods for washed coffee. What is washed coffee? Among coffees, [more…]
Introduction to Coffee Bean Processing Methods｜How Do Sun-Dried and Washed Coffee Beans Differ in Taste? What Causes the Flavor Differences Between Sun-Dried and Washed Coffee Beans?
If you've been following the event notifications over the past couple of days, you may have noticed that Front Street has launched a washed-process Emerald Estate · Diamond Mountain at both of its stores on 🍑Bao and Tian🐱. Then some friends got very curious: "They're both Diamond Mountain—what's the difference between this washed-process one and the sun-dried one that was listed before? And then [more…]
Comparison of Coffee Processing Methods | What's the Difference Between Washed and Natural Beans? 5 Classic High-Quality Washed Pour-Over Coffee Beans Every Beginner Must Buy
The wet process (washed method) was invented by the Dutch in the 18th century. Because some countries often experience rain and high humidity, making it impossible to use the dry process, although the procedure is relatively more complicated, it is currently the most widely used [more…]
A Complete Guide to Ethiopian Coffee Heirloom Varieties: From Variety Characteristics to the Red Cherry Project and Grading System
Ethiopia is a genetic treasure trove of coffee, with a vast array of native varieties and unique flavors. From Yirgacheffe to Sidamo, from washed to natural, every bean is full of surprises. This article takes you deep into Ethiopia's coffee variety classifications, flavor characteristics, processing method differences, the Red Cherry Project, and its unique grading system, and shares Front Street Coffee's cupping and brewing experience to help you gain a comprehensive understanding of this major African coffee country. [more…]
Coffee Processing Methods | Wet-Hulled, Semi-Washed, Honey Process, Pulped Natural — Detailed Steps, Flavor and Mouthfeel Comparison of Coffee Beans
We all know that different processing methods can give coffee a rich and varied flavor profile. For example, Front Street Coffee's bean list alone features dozens of varieties, covering more than ten different processing methods. Today, Front Street will focus specifically on wet-hulled, semi-washed, and pulped natural [more…]