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Long Black | What is a Long Black? What's the difference between a Long Black and an Americano? How do you make a Long Black coffee?
In the past, coffee shop menus only had simple black coffee and milk coffee, roughly just the difference between Americano, latte, and pour-over. As the coffee world has become more competitive, various niche espresso drinks have been introduced to regular menus, such as the long black coffee that Front Street Coffee will talk about today. What is long black coffee? Rumor has it that Americano [more…]
Panama Hacienda La Esmeralda Geisha Coffee Beans | What's the Difference Between Red Label Geisha and Green Label Geisha (Geisha) Coffee Beans? How Did Hacienda La Esmeralda Come to Grade Geisha Coffee?
If Geisha is compared to a legendary steed, then Hacienda La Esmeralda is undoubtedly the judge who recognized its worth. It was Hacienda La Esmeralda that discovered Geisha's potential and introduced its delicious flavor to the world at the 2004 BOP, which is why Geisha has become the top variety in today's specialty coffee scene. It can be said that without [more…]
Classic Espresso Varieties | What's the difference between a latte and an Americano? Why does Americano black coffee taste bitter?
For those who rarely drink coffee, ordering coffee is not an easy task. The dazzling array of items on the menu can make one dizzy. What are the differences between them? Is Americano the coffee that Americans like to drink the most? What is the difference between Americano and latte? Today, Front Street Coffee (FrontSt [more…]
Hacienda La Esmeralda Geisha Coffee Bean Grades | What is the difference between Panama La Esmeralda Geisha Red Label and Green Label? Why is Esmeralda Geisha coffee so expensive?
If Geisha is likened to a thousand-mile horse, then Hacienda La Esmeralda is undoubtedly the Bo Le who recognized its worth. It was Hacienda La Esmeralda that discovered Geisha's potential and introduced its exquisite flavor to the world at the 2004 BOP, which is why Geisha has become the top variety in today's specialty coffee scene. It can be said that without [more…]
Drip Bag Coffee Peak Flavor Period | What Is the Difference Between Drip Bag Coffee and Pour-Over Freshly Ground Coffee? Is Drip Bag Coffee the Same as Instant Coffee?
The biggest difference between drip bag coffee and freshly ground pour-over coffee is that drip bags use pre-ground coffee. Is there really such a big difference between pre-ground and freshly ground coffee? There will always be some difference. After coffee beans are roasted, they retain a large amount of carbon dioxide, which helps preserve the flavor and aroma of the coffee. Once the coffee beans are ground into particles, [more…]
Espresso Coffee Characteristics Comparison | What's the Difference Between a Latte and an Americano? Introduction to Americano and Latte Coffee Flavors, Taste, Brewing Methods, and Extraction Ratio Parameters
For those who seldom drink coffee, ordering coffee is not an easy task. The dazzling array of items on the menu can make one's head spin—what are the differences between them? Is Americano the coffee that Americans love most? What is the difference between Americano and latte? Today, Front Street Coffee (Fro [more…]
Types of Espresso | What's the Difference Between Ristretto and Regular Espresso? Which Espresso Is Best for a Flat White?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow the WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. Coffee is now gradually becoming more widespread, and more and more consumers are beginning to learn about coffee. On the one hand, industry giants still maintain their leading position, while on the other hand, independent niche coffee shops are also [more…]
French Press Coffee | What Is the Difference Between a French Press and Pour-Over Coffee? Which Is More Suitable for Coffee Beginners: a Pour-Over Coffee Maker or a French Press?
The difference between a French press and pour-over coffee, put simply and bluntly, is the difference between immersion and filtration. The French press is an immersion-style extraction, while pour-over is a drip-filter extraction. Below, Front Street compares these two coffee brewing methods. The taste difference between French press coffee and pour-over coffee: pour-over coffee is now the most commonly [more…]
Bloom Time | Why is blooming necessary when making pour-over coffee? What effects does the length of the bloom time have on the taste of the brewed coffee?
"How big of a difference can there be between coffee with a 30-second bloom and a 60-second bloom?" This was a question a friend asked Front Street Coffee yesterday. I have to say, this question is actually quite interesting! As we all know, blooming is a routine step in pour-over coffee. Specifically, before the official pour, we pre-pour [more…]
Espresso Extraction Ratios | How Many Milliliters Is a Single Shot of Espresso? What's the Difference Between a Single Shot and a Double Shot?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee. Coffee lovers who often drink Italian milk coffee know that making a milk coffee requires pairing espresso with milk, such as FrontStreet [more…]
Introduction to Iced Coffee Types | What's the Difference in Flavor and Mouthfeel Between Ice-Drip Coffee and Cold Brew Coffee? Why Do Coffee Shops Require Reservations for Ice-Drip?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Recently, quite a few friends have come to the Front Street store asking if we have cold brew coffee. Among Front Street's iced coffees, we not only have cold drip, but also cold brew, iced Americano, and iced pour-over brews of various single-origin coffee beans. [more…]
Brewing Water Temperature | The Relationship and Difference Between Pour-Over Coffee Brewing Water Temperature and Coffee Flavor: How to Determine the Pour-Over Water Temperature
I wonder if everyone has heard this saying: pour-over is easy to get started with but hard to master. It means that anyone can brew coffee, but wanting to brew a delicious cup of coffee freely and according to your own vision is actually very difficult. There aren't many factors that affect pour-over coffee, and among them, water temperature is one of the four major elements of brewing. Hand [more…]
Espresso Extraction Ratios | Is there a big difference between single and double shots of espresso? How do single and double shots differ in taste and mouthfeel?
If you want to order an espresso at a coffee shop, besides saying "I'll have an espresso," you can also say "I'll have a shot." A shot is the unit for espresso; 1 shot espresso means one serving of espresso, and sometimes "sin" is also used. [more…]
The History of Macchiato Coffee | Is Macchiato an Espresso Coffee? What's the Difference Between an American Macchiato and an Italian Macchiato?
"Thanks" to Americans for their inventions and creations in Italian traditional coffee culture, it is now very difficult for us to read the espresso-based drink menu in coffee shops, and even harder to tell which coffees have water added and which have syrup added. Macchiato is one of the most pitiful victims. Many people can tell what espresso is, [more…]
Types of Black Coffee | Is There a Big Difference in Flavor and Mouthfeel Between Ice-Drip Coffee and Cold Brew Coffee? Are the Extraction Principles of Ice-Drip and Cold Brew the Same?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). Many customers who come to Front Street to drink coffee discuss whether there is a difference in taste between ice drip coffee and cold brew coffee. Both are common methods of making cold coffee. Today, Front Street will conduct an experiment on these two [more…]
Types of Iced Coffee | Is There a Big Difference Between Ice-Drip Coffee and Cold Brew? What Is the Extraction Principle of Cold Brew and Ice-Drip Coffee? An Introduction to the Flavor, Taste Characteristics, and Methods of Cold Brew and Ice-Drip Coffee
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee. Many customers who come to Front Street to drink coffee discuss whether there is a difference in taste between ice drip coffee and cold brew coffee. These are both common methods of making cold coffee, but these two kinds of coffee [more…]
Specialty Coffee | What is the difference between specialty coffee and commercial coffee? What is the SCA definition of specialty coffee? Characteristics of specialty coffee and cupping score
In coffee history, the specialty coffee wave and its three waves form the basic understanding people have of coffee. People often compare and contrast specialty coffee beans with commercial coffee beans, as if the two were opposites. So what are the differences and connections between them? To understand the differences between the two, we must first understand specialty coffee's [more…]
Long Black Coffee｜What is Australian Black Coffee? How Does It Differ from Americano? Introduction to the Standard Method of Making Long Black Coffee
Americano is arguably a world-renowned coffee drink familiar to everyone. Its composition is also very simple: espresso diluted with an appropriate amount of water. In Australia, there is also a local specialty coffee called "Long Black," which is likewise made from espresso and water. In Australia [more…]
Why is Geisha coffee beans so expensive? Understand the price of Geisha coffee beans.
Geisha has made a big splash in recent years, and under the pursuit of enthusiasts, its price seems to be creating a historical high every year. With this kind of information, exactly what price should the Geisha coffee beans you buy reach before it [more…]
Standard Espresso Extraction Time | What's the Difference Between Americano and Espresso? What Factors Affect the Flavor of Espresso?
Espresso Extraction Standard Time - The Difference Between Americano and Espresso. Front Street Coffee has noticed that many friends have fallen in love with espresso topped with golden crema and hope to make it at home. Compared with pour-over, espresso is made using steam pressure, with scalding hot water passing through the coffee grounds to brew a small [more…]