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Japanese Iced Coffee | Which coffee beans are suitable for Japanese iced coffee? What are the flavor characteristics of Japanese iced pour-over coffee? How do you make a delicious Japanese iced coffee?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) Among the many countries around the world, if we're talking about a craftsman-like dedication to coffee, Japan definitely ranks at the top. Front Street knows that Japan has always had a long [more…]
The Japanese Dark Roast School: A Roasting Philosophy That Takes Mouthfeel as Its Faith
In an era when specialty coffee has unmistakably surged toward "light-roast fruit acidity," the Japanese roasting world took the opposite path: roasting beans dark and thorough, pursuing the mellow aesthetics of "sweetness after bitterness." Japanese-style dark roasting is not an accidental product of over-roasting, but a self-consistent philosophical system. Understanding this school will change how you think about what "coffee should [more…]
Types of Black Coffee | What is Japanese-style Coffee? What Are the Japanese Coffee Brewing Methods? What Are the Differences Between Japanese-style and Italian-style Coffee?
Coffee is a beloved beverage all over the world and the most popular drink globally. When it comes to dedication to coffee, Japan undoubtedly stands out, because Japan's coffee culture has a very long history, and Japanese coffee craftsmen are also highly dedicated. As another mainstream representative, [more…]
Japanese Iced Pour-Over Ratio | How Do You Make Iced Pour-Over Coffee? For Iced Pour-Over Coffee, Do You Put the Ice in First or Add It Later? How Do You Describe the Flavor and Mouthfeel Characteristics of Iced Pour-Over?
To drink iced coffee, is cold brew the only option? Not at all!! There are many ways to make iced coffee, such as Japanese-style iced coffee. Today, I'll share with you how to make a cup of Japanese-style iced coffee. A few days ago, a customer asked, "How do you brew your iced pour-over coffee? Is there a difference between adding ice first and adding ice later?" This [more…]
Cold brew coffee tutorial | Which single-origin beans to choose for making iced coffee at home? Specialty coffee beans recommended for cold brew by experienced coffee enthusiasts
In such hot weather, of course you have to drink your coffee iced. But for someone at Front Street Coffee who can never make up their mind, with so many types of iced coffee on the market—cold brew, ice drip, nitro coffee, Japanese-style iced coffee—how exactly should you choose? We all know that iced coffee generally uses low-temperature extraction, which is slow, but in terms of flavor, by [more…]
Specialty Coffee | Why Are Light and Medium Roast Coffee Beans So Popular? Is Dark Roast Coffee Good? What's the Difference Between Dark Roast and Medium Roast Coffee?
Mainstream Third Wave Specialty Coffee Nowadays, cafes often emphasize that they serve "specialty coffee." What exactly is "specialty coffee"? Why is it that among the home-roasting businesses blooming like wildflowers, over ninety percent choose the so-called light-to-medium roast to interpret the flavors of green coffee beans? Just pay a little attention to coffee-related articles. [more…]
The Origin Story of Golden Mandheling Coffee | What Coffee Bean Variety Is Mandheling Ateng? Is PWN Golden Mandheling Suitable for Pour-Over Black Coffee?
The variety of Golden Mandheling coffee currently produced by PWN is Ateng, which is the local name used by Indonesian farmers; it is actually Catimor. Originally, the coffee variety grown locally in Indonesia was Typica, recognized for its excellent flavor, introduced to Java by the Dutch in the late 17th century, and [more…]
Introduction to Mandheling Brewing Methods | How to Describe the Flavor and Mouthfeel of PWN Golden Mandheling Coffee Beans? How Should Indonesian Mandheling Be Brewed to Taste Best?
At Front Street Coffee shops, there are always customers who make their needs clear as soon as they arrive: "Do you have any coffee that isn't sour and has a stronger taste?" At times like this, Front Street Coffee baristas usually offer two choices: Brazil and Mandheling. When explaining the flavor differences between the two [more…]
Coffee Bean Roast Levels Illustrated | What Do Japanese Extremely Dark Roast and Nordic Extremely Light Roast Mean? Which Tastes Better, Medium or Dark Roasted Coffee Beans?
Roasting is the process of turning green coffee beans into brown roasted beans~ The longer the roasting time and the longer the beans are exposed to heat, the darker the color of the coffee beans becomes. The surface color (bean surface) of the coffee beans when taken out of the roaster after different durations will also vary. This situation Front Street [more…]
Japanese-Style Iced Pour-Over Tutorial | For iced pour-over coffee, should you add ice first or ice last? What is the ratio of coffee grounds, water, and ice for iced coffee brewing?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. A while ago, a customer asked, "How do you brew your iced pour-over coffee? Is there a difference between adding ice first and adding ice later?" In this issue, Front Street will conduct an experiment to compare them, hoping to [more…]
Coffee Shop Pour-Over Single-Origin Bean Recommendations | What Is the Indonesian Wet-Hulling Process? Guide to Golden Mandheling Pour-Over Coffee: Coffee-to-Water Ratio, Water Temperature, and Extraction Time
Indonesian coffee beans are famous for their rich aroma and mellow taste, with a delightful sweet aftertaste, which has made many coffee lovers fall in love with the coffee beans from this region. Among them, Indonesian Mandheling is the most representative. Many people know that Mandheling has many different classifications, such as Front Street Coffee (Fr [more…]
Single-Origin Pour-Over Beans for Beginners | What Are the Four Japanese Pour-Over Techniques? How Do Different Coffee Brewing Methods Affect Coffee Flavor?
Recently, many coffee-loving friends who come to Front Street Coffee to buy coffee beans have asked Front Street how to correctly brew pour-over coffee to bring out its best flavor. Front Street also often says that the process of pour-over coffee is a kind of enjoyment, and coffee brewed by one's own hands feels even more delicious on a spiritual level. So this Front Street article will introduce [more…]
Types of Pour-Over Kettles | How to Choose a Japanese-Style Pour-Over Coffee Kettle? Which Material Is Best for Beginners Just Starting Out with Pour-Over Coffee? Introduction to Using a French Press
When it comes to choosing coffee equipment, opening a shopping platform and seeing all kinds of coffee gear can leave you not knowing where to start. Take pour-over coffee kettles, for example—although most are made up of a spout, body, handle, and lid, different shapes and structures produce different pouring effects. So [more…]
Drip Bag Coffee Brewing | How Should Golden Mandheling Drip Bag Coffee Be Drunk? Can Boiling Water Be Used to Brew Drip Bag Black Coffee at Home? How Much Water Should Be Poured?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). If asked which coffee on the Front Street bean list has the highest body, we would definitely answer: Golden Mandheling coffee. This is a high-quality dark-roasted coffee bean from Sumatra, Indonesia, and it not only has [more…]
Gold Top Mandheling | What are the differences in flavor and mouthfeel between Indonesian Gold Top Mandheling coffee beans and PWN Golden Mandheling coffee beans?
When it comes to Mandheling coffee beans, everyone surely knows that Indonesia's most famous coffee beans are the Golden Mandheling coffee beans produced by PWN. However, this coffee bean was not originally a PWN product, but a product produced by the Japanese. So why is it that when people mention Front Street Golden Mandheling, their first reaction is Indonesia's P [more…]
Recommended Single-Origin Asian Coffees | Is PWN Golden Mandheling the Finest Indonesian Specialty Coffee? An Introduction to Golden Mandheling Coffee Grades, Flavors, and Brewing Methods
If you come to Front Street and want to drink a cup of rich, bitter coffee, Front Street will serve you Front Street Mandheling coffee. Like Front Street Blue Mountain coffee, the name Mandheling has long been renowned in the coffee world. Behind these three characters lies an interesting story. So what is the relationship between these two matters? [more…]
Dark Roast Coffee Pour-Over Tutorial | Why Are Japanese Dark Roast Coffee Beans Bitter? How to Brew Out the Sweetness of Deep-Roasted PWN Golden Mandheling?
If you were born before the millennium, your first impression of black coffee was probably a uniform bitterness—the only non-bitter coffee being Nescafé 2-in-1. This uniformly bitter coffee was actually caused by the dark-roasted coffee beans popular in the last century. Unlike today's favored light [more…]
Introduction to Indonesian Mandheling Varieties | Is There a Big Difference Between PWN Golden Mandheling and Lintong Mandheling? How to Describe the Flavor and Mouthfeel Characteristics of Mandheling Coffee Beans
Mandheling coffee is considered the fullest-bodied coffee in the world. Its acidity is relatively low, and it should be said to belong to the type of relatively mellow coffee. Its rich aroma is its characteristic. If you want to taste Mandheling coffee, Golden Mandheling is a wise choice. So what are the flavor characteristics of Mandheling and Golden Mandheling? Man [more…]
手冲咖啡冲煮方法｜日式冲煮为何偏爱用法兰绒冲煮咖啡？法兰绒咖啡有哪些风味特点？
Speaking of flannel filter cloth, many friends may have only seen it in some Japanese films and TV dramas or in Japanese-style brewing introduced by bloggers, and have never actually used it. Because compared to filter cloth, the vast majority of people use filter paper and filter cups, this mainstream filtering tool, when brewing coffee. Ways to get to know flannel filter cloth [more…]
Specialty Mandheling Recommendation | How to Describe the Characteristics, Taste, and Flavor of PWN Golden Mandheling Coffee? How to Make Moka Pot Black Coffee with Indonesian Lintong Mandheling?
The origin of Mandheling coffee can be traced to the fact that many single-origin coffees that can be named are generally named after the coffee bean's producing region, place name, variety, or the name of the green bean processor, but the naming of "Mandheling" is rather special, and it begins with a story of misunderstanding. During World War II, the Japanese army [more…]