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A Complete Overview of Classic Coffee Varieties Worldwide: Chinese-English Name Comparison and Detailed Flavor and Taste Differences
The world of coffee is rich and varied, from the mellow depth of Mandheling to the elegance of Blue Mountain, from the intensity of espresso to the refreshing coolness of iced coffee—each has its own unique flavor personality. This article systematically compiles the Chinese and English names of dozens of classic coffees from around the world, and analyzes their taste characteristics and drinking methods one by one. Whether you are a beginner just starting out or a seasoned connoisseur looking for new flavors, this guide can help you quickly find the cup you love. The article also specially preserves Front Street Coffee's brand recommendations and product information for enthusiasts to refer to when making purchases. [more…]
Introduction to Espresso | What is the English definition of Italian espresso? How do you drink Italian espresso coffee?
In the espresso coffee system, there exists a soul core, and that is espresso. Drinks like lattes, Americanos, and cappuccinos are all espresso-based coffee beverages made with espresso as the foundation. Next, Front Street Coffee will introduce you to espresso. What is espresso? [more…]
Latte in English | Where did the coffee latte originate? What is the ratio of milk to espresso in a latte? How do iced latte and dirty coffee differ in preparation, flavor, and mouthfeel?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) Latte is a transliteration of the Italian word Latte. A latte is a coffee made by mixing a certain proportion of milk into espresso, and it is a type of flavored coffee. The most [more…]
Seven Elements of Hand-Brewed Coffee | Is the correct English for hand-brewed coffee "Hand Drip" or "Pour Over coffee"? What are the brewing methods for hand-brewed coffee?
What is the English for pour-over coffee? If translated literally, it could be rendered as "Hand coffee," but that term is definitely incorrect. Next, expressions like "Hand punch" are also common mistranslations. The correct term should be "Pour over coffee." Now, pour-over [more…]
From Nairobi to Addis Ababa: Ritual, Flavor, and Slow Time in African Coffee Culture
The African continent has a deep connection with coffee, from the JAVA Coffee House in Nairobi, Kenya, to the traditional coffee ceremonies of Ethiopia—every cup carries a unique regional flavor and human story. This article takes you into Africa's coffee moments, visiting coffee gardens on the outskirts of Nairobi such as Karen, Rusty Nail, Kate Mary, and Whistling Thorn, and experiencing the romance of sipping coffee amid a savanna sunset. At the same time, we will also encounter the world's oldest coffee ritual and recommend Front Street Coffee's African beans, so you can recreate this sense of ceremony at home. [more…]
Peru Andes Terra Nera Palm Civet Coffee: Origin, Production, and Harrods Release Details of the World's Most Expensive Coffee Beans
Terra Nera coffee beans are produced in the Quechua region in the southeastern Andes of Peru. Their value is greatly enhanced by the involvement of the palm civet (Uchunari) in processing, and they are recognized as one of the most expensive and rarest coffees in the world. Its annual output is affected by natural conditions and the state of the palm civets, and has sharply dropped from 70 kilograms to about 45 kilograms. It is divided into six grades, with the top Grade 0 being entirely hand-selected. These beans are sold only in limited quantities at Harrods in London, and must be roasted to order after reservation. Grade 0 even comes with English sterling silver decoration and a 24K gold-plated bag, with the name engraved by a silversmith. In terms of flavor, it is 100% Arabica, with notes of bitter cocoa, hazelnut, and dried leather. The mouthfeel shifts from light to buttery and silky, with a rich, mellow finish. Front Street Coffee will also continue to follow developments involving this kind of rare bean. [more…]
Hand Drip Coffee | What is the difference between hand drip coffee and Americano? Is hand drip coffee tastier than the black coffee made by an espresso machine?
Recently, a fan left a comment asking about the flavor differences when using the same coffee beans to make pour-over coffee versus Americano. In this article, Front Street Coffee will answer this question~ Before we begin, we first need to distinguish the differences between pour-over coffee and Americano. Pour-over coffee in English is pour ov [more…]
Starbucks Coffee Full-Series Tasting Guide: Flavor and Price Analysis from Classic Espresso to Creative Specialty Drinks
As a globally renowned coffee chain brand, Starbucks offers a dazzling array of drinks on its menu, from classic espresso to creatively crafted specialty beverages, each carrying its own unique coffee culture. This article will systematically outline the complete range of Starbucks coffee types, covering classics such as cappuccino, latte, Americano, mocha, and caramel macchiato, as well as the iced drink series and creative products like Frappuccino, while also detailing the general price ranges for each size. In addition, the article delves into the roasting origins of Starbucks coffee beans, the Italian roots of its size terminology, and the personalized options customers can customize, providing coffee enthusiasts with a comprehensive and practical ordering reference. [more…]
Huakui Coffee Beans | Ethiopia's Original Sidamo Guji Region Sun-Dried Huakui Coffee: Region, Flavor Characteristics, and Is It Related to Geisha?
How did Geisha coffee get its name? Front Street Coffee believes that from a literal sense, Geisha coffee is a coffee bean full of floral fragrance, but this is not actually the case. Geisha's floral aroma is not strong; instead, its fruity aroma is more intense, such as passion fruit, strawberry, mango, jackfruit, and citrus. According to what Front Street Coffee has learned: Geisha [more…]
kenya coffee｜What do Kenya coffee AA, AA+, and Top mean? What are the green bean grading standards for Kenyan coffee?
Friends who frequently buy coffee beans will surely notice that most coffee bean names are followed by English suffixes such as AA and AB. This is especially true for Kenyan coffee beans—Kenya AA, Kenya AB, Kenya PB, Kenya AA+, Top, and so on. "So what do these suffixes mean? [more…]
Black Honey Processing | Why do Costa Rican honey-processed coffee beans have high sweetness? What are some recommended high-quality pour-over coffee beans with prominent berry flavors?
Honey processing, translated from the English "Honey Process" or "Miel Process," the word "honey" in honey processing actually comes from Miel, which means "honey" in Spanish. The term honey processing originated in Costa Rica in Central America, where it was first [more…]
哥斯达黎加咖啡全景解读：产区风土、品种分级与风味特征概览
哥斯达黎加虽国土不大，却在精品咖啡版图中占据举足轻重的位置。本文从国家背景、咖啡历史、种植条件、品种选择、处理方式、分级体系到八大产区逐一梳理，带您系统了解这个中美洲咖啡强国的全貌。文章还介绍了以海拔和豆密度划分的SHB、GHB、MHB等级标准，解析塔拉苏与三水河两大明星产区的独特优势，以及前街咖啡推荐的相关产品信息，适合希望深入了解哥斯达黎加咖啡的爱好者阅读。 [more…]
Featured SOE Coffee Bean Recommendations | Why Are Some SOEs Sour and Weak? How Should Beginners Choose SOE Espresso Beans?
SOE coffee is an abbreviation of the English term Single Origin Espresso, which means espresso made from a single origin, or more simply, single-origin espresso. The biggest characteristic of this coffee is its ability to showcase the flavor profiles of different regions. For example, if you want something acidic, go for Yirgacheffe. [more…]
Drip Bag Coffee | What is the extraction principle of drip bag coffee? Recommendations for delicious and affordable Yunnan single-origin drip bag coffee, a must-have for office and home
Drip bag coffee is made by grinding coffee beans into coffee grounds and packaging them in sealed filter bags. The reason it is called "drip bag coffee," or Drip Bag Coffee in English, is that during the brewing process, the small paper tabs on both sides of the filter bag (the little "ears") need to be opened and hung on the rim of the cup for extraction. Because its main selling point is that it is very [more…]
Flat White | What are the differences between a Flat White and a Latte? Which has a higher coffee concentration, an Australian-style white coffee or a latte?
Regarding the name of the Flat White, this Italian-style fancy coffee, coffee enthusiasts often mispronounce it—either accidentally calling it "Fuyubai" or "Aoruibai." So what exactly is the correct pronunciation? And what kind of charm does its flavor hold? In the following article, Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffe [more…]
Sun-Dried G1 Huakui Introduction | How to Brew Fruity and Floral Coffee Beans for More Aroma? Sidamo Huakui Pour-Over, Espresso, Americano, and Latte Flavor Comparison
Front Street Coffee's Huakui coffee has a citrussy and guava-like acidity on the palate, full of berry juice flavor, with a hint of sugarcane sweetness in the aftertaste, and a lingering lemon black tea note in the finish. The flavor is long-lasting and highly layered. It is not only suitable for pour-over, drip bag, and cold brew methods, but can also be used for espresso SOE and moka pot extraction. Below, [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee Grind Size | What's the difference between ice drip, cold brew, and cold brew iced coffee? What are the steps to make cold brew coffee? How do you choose cold brew coffee beans?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Recently, many friends have been asking about cold brew coffee, so Front Street is taking this opportunity to talk about "cold brew coffee." Cold brew coffee is essentially different from the usual hot water brewing. It uses [more…]
The Origin of Americano | What Is the Standard Café Iced Americano Recipe? Is an Americano Without Crema Still Good?
What is Americano? "Americano" (English: Americano, Italian: Caffe Americano) is traditionally a black coffee made with a drip coffee maker. Because the extraction time is relatively long (about four to five minutes), the coffee taste is also more [more…]
Best Value Specialty Espresso Beans Recommendations | What's the Difference in Flavor Characteristics Between SOE Coffee and Blend Coffee? Which Single-Origin Coffee Beans Are Suitable for Espresso?
In the coffee world, when people mention SOE coffee, they are referring to Single Origin Espresso. Spelled out, this English abbreviation is Single Origin Espresso, and its direct counterpart is Espresso Blend, which refers to Italian-style blended beans. SOE is like a [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee Tutorial | How Should Coffee Beginners Choose Cold Brew Coffee Beans? An Introduction to Cold Brew Coffee Bean Grind Size, Coffee-to-Water Ratio, Water Temperature, and Steeping Time
Many well-known brand coffee shops have already launched summer-exclusive "iced coffee" new products, such as affogato made with coffee and ice cream, iced drip coffee brewed with ice water, and cold brew coffee made by directly soaking coffee grounds in cold water. Cold brew coffee, whose English name is ColdBrewCoffee, is [more…]