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Coffee Brewing | What are the common coffee bean brewing methods, what are their characteristics, and which brewing method is suitable for coffee novices to learn on their own?
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world. "Coffee" refers to any drink made from roasted coffee beans, which of course includes espresso and cold brew. There are many kinds of coffee—some people like instant, some like pour-over, and others like cold brew. Different methods [more…]
Types of Black Coffee Brewing Methods | What Are the Extraction Principles of Pour-Over and Espresso? How Do Drip Coffee, Immersion Coffee, and Boiled Coffee Differ?
There are quite a few types of coffee. Some people like instant coffee, some like pour-over, and others like cold brew. Coffee made with different methods has its own characteristics—some has a layered mouthfeel with distinct flavors, while some is convenient to brew. You can choose according to your own preferences. Pour-over [more…]
From Cold Brew to Siphon and Circulating Filtration: A Detailed Guide to Ten Pour-Over and Brewing Techniques for Single-Origin Coffee
To consistently replicate a clean-flavored single-origin coffee at home, the key lies in understanding the extraction logic behind different brewing methods. This article explores ten common brewing methods, focusing on the key points of cold water slow extraction, steam pressure, and automatic brewing with electric kettles, and also supplements the circulation extraction principle of the filter circulation coffee maker. The content covers equipment preparation, grind size, water temperature and time control, as well as ways to avoid common mistakes. The article also incorporates Front Street Coffee's products and ideas to help coffee enthusiasts choose the right solution based on their equipment and taste, so they can brew a rich and well-layered cup whether on a busy morning or a leisurely weekend. [more…]
American Coffee Bean Brand Recommendations | How Is an American Coffee Maker Different from an Espresso Machine? Are Espresso Blend Coffee Beans Suitable for American Coffee Makers?
Nowadays, the coffee-drinking culture in China is gradually heating up. Not only are coffee shops opening all over the streets and alleys, but even everyday convenience stores have started offering freshly ground coffee—with just one press of a button, you can get a cup of drip-style Americano. So, is this kind of Americano the same as the Americano we drink in coffee shops? Americano coffee makers use atmospheric pressure extraction. [more…]
Types of Coffee Drinks | What Coffee Do Coffee Connoisseurs Drink? How to Make Americano, Latte, Dirty, Cold Brew, and Pour-Over Coffee at Home?
Don't be nervous if you're visiting a coffee shop for the first time~ Currently, there are 10 common types of coffee in coffee shops on the market: espresso, SOE coffee, Americano, latte, flat white, cappuccino, pour-over coffee, cold brew coffee, Dirty, and specialty coffee. The vast majority of these coffees are made with Arabica beans. [more…]
The Correct Way to Drink Cold Brew Coffee | Which Single-Origin Coffee Beans Are Suitable for Making Cold Brew Black Coffee? How Do the Flavors of Ice-Water Extraction and Hot-Water Extraction Differ?
Before we knew it, September has arrived again. I believe friends in the southern region are still battling it out every day alongside the enthusiastic Mr. Sun—the weather is still quite hot. For coffee lovers, the refreshing drink that immediately comes to mind is none other than iced coffee. Arriving at Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee), as soon as you walk in, [more…]
Office Coffee Types | What's the Difference Between Instant Coffee and Drip Bag Coffee? Which Is Healthier, Black Drip Bag Coffee or Instant Coffee? What Are the Pros and Cons of Drip Bag Coffee?
Nowadays, coffee is loved by many people, especially in this fast-paced, high-pressure world, whether for work or daily life, everyone wants a cup of coffee as soon as they get up. However, due to time constraints, it's impossible to grind and brew a fresh cup at home; instead, one has to rush to the office. At times like this, instant coffee or drip bag coffee has become very popular. [more…]
Flavor and Taste Characteristics of Cold Brew Coffee | What Is the Extraction Principle of Cold Brew Coffee? Which Single-Origin Coffee Beans Are Recommended for Making Cold Brew Coffee at Home?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Pour-over coffee has always tasted great, though of course you need to get some of the details right. Maybe it's time for a change of pace—then go for a cup of cold brew coffee! Front Street's cold brew coffee has always been very popular. [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee | What Factors Affect the Taste of Cold Brew? What Is the Layer of Oil on Top of Cold Brew? Why Does Oil Appear in Cold Brew?
Experienced folks know that many factors affect the taste of cold brew coffee. Among them, the most influential are the choice of coffee beans, grind size, coffee-to-water ratio, and steeping time; next are some small brewing techniques, such as thorough stirring, ensuring the container is clean, water quality, and so on. These will more or less change the co [more…]
Types of Black Coffee | How Are Pour-Over and Espresso Different? Can Espresso Blend Beans Be Used for Pour-Over? Can Single-Origin Beans Be Used to Extract Espresso?
Coffee is gaining popularity among more and more Chinese people, even somewhat rivaling fast-food tea drinks like milk tea, though consumption groups each have their own preferences. When it comes to coffee, one cannot help but mention pour-over coffee and espresso. Pour-over coffee most often uses single-origin beans, and its unadorned beauty is not crude, [more…]
Rich-Crema Espresso Beans Recommendations | Which Coffee Beans Should You Choose for Making Café-Style Latte Art Lattes? Is More Crema Always Better in Espresso?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee. An espresso with a clearly visible crema requires high-quality coffee beans with moderate grinding and rich oils, as well as a skilled barista. Compared to [more…]
Pour-Over vs. Espresso Coffee Comparison | What are the differences between espresso and pour-over coffee in terms of coffee bean preparation methods, coffee extraction principles, and coffee-to-water ratio parameters?
Coffee is winning over more and more people in China, even starting to rival fast-drink tea beverages like milk tea, though the consumer groups for each are quite different. When it comes to coffee, pour-over coffee and espresso are a must-mention, and pour-over coffee relies most of all on single-origin beans. The unadorned beauty of pour-over coffee is not brash, [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…]
Home Coffee Brewing Methods | What Are the Differences in Taste and Mouthfeel Between Drip, Siphon, and Moka Pot Brewed Coffee? Introduction to Coffee Pot Black Coffee Methods and Extraction Ratios
Many people's first real encounter with coffee making actually starts with a moka pot, because it is not only attractive and convenient, but also affordable and very easy to operate, making it especially approachable for beginners. But Front Street Coffee has also noticed that some young people [more…]
Drip Coffee Beans Recommendations | What Is Drip Coffee? How Does Drip-Style Black Coffee Differ from Espresso?
There are many types of coffee, such as Americano, espresso, and pour-over. There is also a term called drip filtration—what kind of coffee is that? In fact, the most common drip-filtered coffee is pour-over coffee, and pour-over coffee is a type of drip-filtered coffee. In reality, the drip filtration method is quite common in offices and homes because it is usually relatively simple. [more…]
The Origin and History of Cold Brew Coffee | Which Coffee Beans Are Good for Cold Brew? How Can Coffee Beginners Choose Single-Origin Beans for Cold Brew? An Introduction to Cold Brew Methods, Coffee-to-Water Ratios, and Extraction Parameters
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) Many friends who come to Front Street to drink coffee say that watching the ice water in the cold drip brewer slowly drip through the process is so soothing, and ask Front Street what kind of coffee this is. This is the biggest difference between cold drip coffee and many other coffee categories. [more…]
Benefits of Drinking Black Coffee | What's the Difference Between Pour-Over Coffee and Americano? Which Is Stronger, Pour-Over, Americano, or Black Coffee—and Which Has a Clearer Sweetness and Suits Coffee Newcomers?
Nowadays, pour-over coffee and espresso are the two most mainstream brewing methods, so coffee beans on the consumer market are almost entirely developed around these two uses. Pour-over and espresso have different extraction principles: pour-over coffee is a normal-pressure drip extraction, somewhat like brewing tea, with a relatively refreshing taste; while espresso is pres [more…]
The Best Way to Drink Cold Brew Coffee | Why Should Cold Brew Coffee Be Fermented Overnight After Extraction Before Drinking? What Are the Advantages of Cold Brew Coffee?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee. Cold brew coffee has always been very popular. On hot summer days, when people come into the shop, many of them choose a cold brew coffee. Take a sip of cold brew—the icy coffee feels clean and smooth in the mouth. [more…]
Black Coffee Category | Is there a big difference in flavor and mouthfeel between pour-over coffee and espresso? Which tastes better, pour-over or Americano?
Nowadays, pour-over coffee and espresso are the two most mainstream brewing methods, so coffee beans on the consumer market are almost entirely developed around these two uses. Pour-over and espresso have different extraction principles: pour-over coffee is a normal-pressure drip extraction, a bit like brewing tea, with a relatively refreshing taste; while espresso is brewed under in [more…]
AeroPress Inverted Method Coffee Tutorial | What coffee beans are suitable for the AeroPress? What flavor characteristics does black coffee brewed with the AeroPress have?
The AeroPress brewing method is versatile, with no absolute rules—use your imagination to make a great cup of coffee. Use it however you like. It is precisely because of the AeroPress's varied techniques, its operability, and the controllability of coffee extraction factors that the World AeroPress Championship exists today. [more…]