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Espresso Types | What Are the Characteristics of Single-Origin Espresso (SOE) Coffee? Affordable Selected SOE Single-Origin Coffee Bean Recommendations for Beginners
When we often order at coffee shops, many baristas will recommend, "Would you like to try our SOE?" Some customers who come to Front Street Coffee also proactively ask whether there is SOE coffee. The so-called "SOE" is Single Origin Espresso, referring to the use of [more…]
Single-Origin Espresso | How Should Beginners Choose Beans for SOE Coffee to Make It Taste Good? Recommendations for Popular, Distinctively Flavored SOE Single-Origin Espresso Beans
What is specialty coffee? According to the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA), specialty coffee is, in short, coffee obtained through good green beans, good roasting, and good extraction. The so-called "SOE" is actually "Single Origin Esp [more…]
Coffee Machine Types | What are the common types of home coffee machines? Recommended high-value home espresso coffee beans for making Americano and milk coffee
The advent of coffee machines has made people's lives more convenient. Through word of mouth and mutual recommendations, coffee machines can now be found in homes, offices, and commercial settings, and their functions, styles, and brewing methods have been continuously improved and evolved. From the birth of the world's first coffee machine in 1818, to [more…]
Espresso and Fancy Coffee | How Can Coffee Newbies Make a Latte at Home? What Are the Latte Making Methods, Espresso Ratios, and Preparation Techniques? An Introduction to the Characteristics, Origin, and History of the Latte
A few days ago, a coffee enthusiast asked Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee): if the same bean is used, with the same grind size and the same dose, when producing milk coffee, Americano, and espresso, will there be different requirements for the espresso's brew ratio? So Front Street Coffee (F [more…]
Coffee Bean Roast Levels | What Is the Maillard Reaction in Coffee? How Do Light, Medium, and Dark Roast Coffee Beans Differ in Flavor?
Coffee is a beverage brewed from coffee beans. Front Street believes that what makes coffee special is that green beans must be roasted before they can be used for preparation, and the roasting temperature reaches over 200 degrees Celsius, which is far higher than the roasting temperature for nuts. The length of roasting time is also related to the depth of the roast level, so it is not [more…]
Single-Origin Espresso Bean Recommendations | Is SOE Coffee Related to Pour-Over? What's the Difference in Flavor Characteristics Between SOE Coffee Beans and Espresso Blend Coffee Beans?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). SOE stands for Single Origin Espresso, where origin refers to a single producing region, while Blend refers to blended coffee beans. Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) [more…]
Single-Origin Espresso (SOE) Coffee | Where Does SOE Coffee Come From? Is the Flavor of SOE Coffee Beans Suitable for Pour-Over? What Are the Characteristics of SOE Espresso?
When we often order at coffee shops, many baristas will recommend, "Would you like to try our SOE?" Some customers who come to Front Street Coffee also proactively ask if there is SOE coffee. The so-called "SOE" stands for Single Origin Espresso, referring to the use of [more…]
Pour-Over Single-Origin Coffee Tasting | Which Specialty Arabica Coffees Are Good for Pour-Over? 8 Must-Buy, Affordable, High-Quality Single-Origin Pour-Over Coffee Beans for Beginners
With the rise of third-wave specialty coffee culture in recent years, more and more people have fallen in love with "single-origin coffee." So-called "single-origin coffee" refers to coffee beans from a single growing region, and it usually also means higher-quality coffee; in roasting, adjustments are made to suit the characteristics of the origin and variety, so as to present the coffee in its purest form. [more…]
Cold current is coming!? Brazil is about to be hit by a frost.
It is understood that although Brazil is in the southern hemisphere and is located in the tropics, according to normal circumstances, Brazil has four seasons a year, and from June to September every year, winter will come. However, this year, due to [more…]
Hand Grinder Coffee Bean Buying Guide | Which Single-Origin Beans Should You Choose for Homemade Pour-Over Black Coffee? Must-Buy Budget-Friendly Specialty Pour-Over Coffee Beans for Beginners
For hand-ground coffee, the brewing methods can be quite diverse—pour-over, French press, siphon, moka pot, Clever Dripper, and so on—but the resulting coffee is always a pure black coffee. If you can't handle the bitterness of coffee, you can add sugar and milk to make its taste softer. Therefore, the flavor of hand-ground coffee mainly [more…]
Coffee Roast Level Comparison | How Can Coffee Beginners Visually Determine Coffee Roast Level? What Are the Roast Flavor Characteristics of Espresso and Americano Coffee Beans?
The coffee beans we usually encounter have all been roasted. Roasting brings out the captivating aroma of coffee beans, and different roast levels give quite different impressions. In this issue, Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) introduces several methods for identifying coffee roast levels. [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee Specialty Bean Recommendations | What Is Cold Brew Coffee? The Extraction Principle Differences Between Cold Brew Coffee, Iced Americano, and Hand-Brewed Iced Coffee
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Iced Americano and cold brew coffee can be said to be the two best-selling items in coffee shops during summer, but there is a very big difference in price—cold brew coffee is usually twice the price of an iced Americano! Similarly, [more…]
Light, Medium, and Dark Roast Single-Origin Beans | For Beginners Getting into Pour-Over Coffee: Should You Buy Coffee Beans or Ground Coffee? Recommended Single-Origin Coffee Beans for Beginners Making Pour-Over
No matter what roasting style and brewing method you prefer, Front Street Coffee believes it's worthwhile and necessary to refer to some tips for buying coffee. First and foremost, the most important thing is to buy freshly roasted coffee beans, and to choose products that clearly indicate the roast date (not the expiration date or shelf life), and that have brand credibility. [more…]
Ethiopian Coffee History | Where Does Yirgacheffe Coffee Flavor Come From? Essential African Single-Origin Pour-Over Coffee Beans for Beginners
Yirgacheffe, as a coffee renowned on the African continent and throughout the entire coffee world, can be considered one of the synonyms for specialty coffee. First, let us teach you how to distinguish real Yirgacheffe from fake. We can judge from the following three points: 1. The flavor of Yirgacheffe. The so-called Yirgacheffe flavor is the unique lemon, white floral [more…]
Rume Sudan, an ancient and delicious coffee variety.
In the World Barista Championship (WBC) in 2015, the competitor from Australia, Sasa Sestic, won the championship of that year with a Sudan Rume coffee that carried a gentle flower fragrance, the sweet and fresh juice, and the lemon grass aroma, succ [more…]
Coffee Basics | What's the Difference Between Cacao Beans and Coffee Beans? Where Does the Cacao Flavor in Coffee Beans Come From? Recommended Dark Roast Coffee Beans with a Dark Chocolate Cacao Flavor
Cocoa and coffee are two different plants, and they taste different as well. Chocolate, originally called cacao, is made from the seeds taken from the fruit of the cacao tree. This fruit, which grows directly from the trunk and branches, is also known as a cacao pod. Ripe cacao fruit, that is, the cacao pod, ranges in color from [more…]
Washed Yirgacheffe G1 Recommendation | Is G1 the highest grade for Ethiopian coffee beans? Is Yirgacheffe better suited for a light roast or a medium-light roast?
Coffee experts should all have tried Yirgacheffe. It not only has a fresh taste and low bitterness, making it suitable for brewing all kinds of coffee, but is also very affordable, so it is a must-have everyday bean for many coffee lovers at home. So, as a fan of Yirgacheffe, have you ever heard of a specialty coffee called "Gotiti"? Gotiti its [more…]
Home Coffee Beans | Which Tastes Better: Single-Origin, Pour-Over, or Blend Coffee? Must-Buy Quality Coffee Bean Recommendations for Beginners Using Pour-Over, Espresso, or Moka Pot
If you enjoy drinking coffee, you may come across several terms related to coffee bean classification: "blended coffee beans," "single-origin coffee beans," and "pour-over coffee beans." In this article, we will uncover the meanings behind these terms and help beginners understand how to choose the right coffee beans for home use. 1. Blended coffee [more…]
SCA Coffee Flavor Wheel Analysis Tutorial | What Is Coffee Flavor? Which Single-Origin Coffee Beans Best Represent Coffee Flavor? How Can Beginners Distinguish Coffee Flavor Characteristics?
Professional barista exchange, please follow Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Many friends have asked Front Street's baristas: "Can you really taste so many flavors in the beans? How do you taste them?" First, this is about personal sensory perception. As everyone grows up, [more…]
SOE Latte | What's the difference between an SOE latte and a regular latte? What are some recommendations for good-tasting, affordable, high-quality SOE espresso beans for making lattes?
In everyday life, you may hear terms like SOE latte or SOE Americano—these simply mean using single-origin coffee to make an espresso base, which is then combined with milk to become a latte or with water to become an Americano. This is a way to distinguish it from traditional blended coffee, and the separate name comes from "single [more…]