Front Street Coffee has previously shared detailed knowledge about steaming milk foam. However, recently a friend sent some videos of steaming milk foam and asked Front Street Coffee for some advice. These problems happen to be quite common among beginners steaming milk foam, so we'll specifically discuss a few points to pay attention to when steaming milk foam. First category, after steaming. [more…]

"This coffee has a rich fruity profile, with notes of citrus, lemon, oolong tea, and jasmine!!!" For someone who has just been introduced to specialty coffee, this might sound unbelievable—how can you taste so many flavors in one cup of coffee! (Are they just making it up?) In this installment of Barista Growth Diary, we'll share a little [more…]

In recent years, the domestic coffee industry has developed rapidly. Even when black swan events occurred and most industries were struggling, the domestic coffee market still maintained stable growth. So as an ordinary enthusiast, when faced with merchants' marketing claims, how should one evaluate a coffee bean? When drinking coffee and buying coffee beans, [more…]

To make latte art look good, choosing the right milk is very important! Front Street Coffee's daily in-store milk coffee offerings all use full-fat fresh milk, because it is rich in protein, lactose, and milk fat. The protein in milk is what makes the milk foam stable. [more…]

You may or may not know what a coffee tree looks like, what a Typica coffee tree is like, or how about the Bourbon dynasty? There are many types of coffee, but it is not always clear how they differ. Setting aside variations in flavor and profile, there are obvious physical differences between the plants. Let's not even mention the many forms of coffee trees. [more…]

For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). To make beautiful latte art, choosing the right milk is very important! Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) uses this for its daily milk coffee offerings: [more…]

Latte art in espresso coffee is the best expression of the fusion between hot milk and coffee liquid. At Front Street Coffee, when making milk coffee, there are always customers who request latte art. In latte art, steaming milk is crucial—only by creating smooth, silky milk foam can the flavor of milk coffee be fully expressed. [more…]

Every coffee shop has slight differences in the milk-to-coffee ratio, beans used, and extraction parameters for their lattes. But in general, a latte is a coffee drink made by mixing a large amount of milk into espresso. Many friends have messaged Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) asking. [more…]

Introduction: The coffee dripper is a very important tool for pour-over coffee. There are now so many dripper styles on the market that many consumers are stricken with choice paralysis. Today Front Street is here to share a way of thinking about how to choose! Drippers can be compared from these angles. I. The material of the dripper. Up to now, drippers [more…]

Latte art almost always uses espresso as its base, and when brewing espresso, there are actually tricks to make it more suitable for latte art. So, which kind of coffee beans is more suitable for latte art? Front Street Coffee is here today to give the answer. Recommendations for choosing latte art coffee beans. To make perfect latte art, we first [more…]

For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). Latte art almost always uses Espresso as the base, and when brewing Espresso, there are actually tricks to make it more suitable for latte art. So, which kind of coffee beans is more suitable for latte art? [more…]

Although more and more people are paying attention to single-origin coffee nowadays, judging from the ordering situation at Front Street Coffee, espresso-based drinks still account for a large proportion. This is merely a matter of taste preference, and it does not mean that espresso is better than single-origin coffee, or that people who drink espresso do not [more…]

Dirty咖啡自诞生起便以冰饮形式呈现，凭借冰牛奶与热浓缩的密度差营造出层次分明的口感。但不少咖啡爱好者提出疑问：能否将Dirty做成热饮？本文从前街咖啡的隐藏菜单说起，追溯Dirty的起源与制作核心，深入分析热Dirty的可行性。通过实测以特制冰球快速冷却浓缩液、加热牛奶的方式，尝试复刻分层效果，并对比冰热两种版本的风味差异。文章还探讨了热Dirty在门店出品中的局限，为咖啡爱好者解答为何热Dirty难以成为常规选项。 [more…]

If you're a beginner and you ask a seasoned coffee veteran to recommend a practical, easy-to-use pour-over dripper, then Front Street Coffee believes the dripper they'd recommend to you is most likely a product launched over 20 years ago—the V60. Even though new drippers keep coming out every year, as of today, it's still [more…]

Using a moka pot to brew estate-grade single-origin beans strikes many people as a waste of good coffee: shouldn't good beans be used for pour-over? But if you look at it from another angle, the moka pot is a very low-barrier high-concentration extraction device for home use, and expressing estate beans in a different way often reveals a side you can't see in pour-over. This round of experiments is about taking a few [more…]

Pour-over coffee, with its simple operation, easy-to-manage equipment, and ability to fully showcase coffee's vibrant aromas and clean taste, has become the preferred brewing method for many enthusiasts. However, behind the seemingly simple act of pouring water lie strict requirements for details such as water temperature, extraction time, water flow rate, and blooming rhythm. This article systematically outlines the fundamental operating standards of pour-over coffee—from stance adjustment, kettle-holding techniques, and the three-part water flow practice to the complete brewing process—helping beginners build a solid foundation and gradually achieve stable, gentle extraction. [more…]

The brewing device determines the angle from which the beans are presented: pour-over emphasizes aroma and clarity, the espresso machine emphasizes concentration and sweetness, and the moka pot emphasizes the interplay of pressure, heat, and the coffee bed. Put the same beans in, and the difference in performance is visible to the naked eye. Therefore, bean selection should match the brewing device, and the parameters should be adjusted according to the roast level. The moka pot relies on steam pressure to extract the coffee, and when loading the grounds [more…]

Nowadays, more and more people are paying attention to single-origin coffee, but in terms of orders at FrontStreet Coffee, espresso-based drinks still account for a larger proportion. When it comes to choosing espresso beans, what FrontStreet Coffee focuses on is [more…]

The issue of pouring water for pour-over coffee has been discussed time and again, but there are also many friends who are just starting out and following Front Street Coffee, saying, "Why can't I brew a good cup?" "Pour-over coffee is so hard!" Pour-over coffee is still a relatively niche circle, and to take care of newcomers, repeating the old familiar topics is unavoidable. As for [more…]

“Why can't my latte produce a beautiful pattern? Why is it that when others casually wiggle the milk pitcher, they can make a heart or leaf with lines! But when I wiggle, it always just looks like a blob… Is there something wrong with my hands?” No! Maybe it's your pitcher-holding posture that's wrong~ What is the principle behind latte art? Why can wiggling produce a pattern? Espresso [more…]