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Grind Size | Pour-Over, French Press, Cold Brew, and Ice Drip Grind Size Reference Recommendations
What is the first step in brewing coffee? Grinding beans. In recent years, with the rise of the specialty coffee wave, more and more people have come to enjoy drinking coffee, and at the same time, more and more people hope to fully experience the beauty and leisure of drinking coffee, so they choose to buy coffee beans and brew them at home. And so at this point, a [more…]
Coffee Ground Size Reference Standards | Why Does Coffee Bean Grind Size Affect the Flavor and Mouthfeel of Pour-Over Coffee? How Fine Should Pour-Over Coffee Grounds Be?
If you are a passionate lover of pour-over coffee, then you must know that the following factors are among the reasons that affect your coffee's extraction and flavor! So let's count them with Front Street: water temperature, grind size, coffee-to-water ratio, extraction time... Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet [more…]
Coffee Grind Size Parameters | Pour-Over, Cold Brew, Ice Drip, Moka Pot – How Fine Should Coffee Grounds Be? A Guide to Using the Common Coffee Grind Size Reference Chart
"Excuse me, what grind size should I use for pour-over coffee?" "Why is the grind at setting 10 on your machine different from setting 10 on mine?" "When you say 'sugar-like,' do you mean caster sugar, granulated sugar, or brown sugar?" ... Are you still struggling to find the right grind size for your coffee brewing device? Front Street has an article to [more…]
Coffee Grind Size Levels | What Grind Settings Are Suitable for Pour-Over, Ice Drip, Cold Brew, Espresso, Moka Pot, and French Press?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). No matter what equipment is used to brew coffee, the coffee beans need to be ground, and the purpose of this is to allow the coffee's flavor substances to dissolve more quickly. Of course, not all of the coffee's soluble [more…]
Mandehling Pour-Over Extraction Plan | What Grind Size for Indonesian Mandehling Coffee Beans? V60 Dripper Pour-Over Golden Mandehling Coffee Brewing Water Temperature, Coffee-to-Water Ratio Parameters Introduction
After buying Front Street Coffee's PWN Golden Mandheling coffee beans, a friend asked Front Street, "Why does the taste I brew at home differ from what I drink in the shop? I've already scanned the QR code on the coffee bean packaging and followed your parameters for grinding and brewing. [more…]
Bloom Duration | Does blooming coffee grounds for too long affect the coffee's flavor? Does a longer bloom increase the extraction yield of pour-over coffee?
Recently, a friend came across a post online: "If the blooming time is too long, it's easy to brew coffee that is under-extracted." Obviously, this statement goes against our long-standing understanding of blooming. Because as everyone knows, the purpose of blooming is to release the carbon dioxide in the coffee grounds, allowing us to more easily extract the coffee. [more…]
Coffee Bean Grind Size Levels | How to Determine Coffee Ground Coarseness for Pour-Over? What Are the Grind Size Parameters for Pour-Over, Ice Drip, Cold Brew, and Espresso?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, follow our WeChat public account: FrontStreet Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) No matter what equipment is used to brew coffee, the coffee beans must be ground, the purpose being to allow the coffee's flavor compounds to dissolve more quickly. Of course, not all of the coffee's soluble [more…]
Espresso Extraction Yield | What Is Golden Cup Extraction? What Factors Affect the Flavor of Espresso Extraction? How Is Coffee Extraction Yield Calculated?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat public account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Those who have read Front Street's popular science articles may have noticed that Front Street rarely specifies exact extraction times the way it does when explaining pour-over coffee, because espresso extraction is about more than just [more…]
Coffee Grounds Coarseness Reference | Pour-Over Coffee Grind Size 1 to 10: Which Is the Finest? How to Adjust Coffee Bean Grind Parameters for Espresso and Moka Pot
A delicious cup of coffee is hard-won, because from seed to cup is a very long wait. Even at the final step of extraction, you must ensure that the coffee you use meets brewing standards, because extraction is easy—but have you ever thought about it? Coffee grounds are what extract the flavor compounds, [more…]
Yirgacheffe Coffee Grading | Is There a Big Difference Between G1 and G2 Yirgacheffe Single-Origin Beans? Must-Buy Light Roast Pour-Over Coffee Beans for Coffee Lovers
We know that coffee bean grading methods are usually based on the actual conditions of the growing country. Some are graded by bean size, such as Kenyan coffee; some by altitude, such as Blue Mountain coffee; and some by defect rate, such as Ethiopian coffee. As the gene pool of Arabica, Ethiopia has a wide variety of coffee varieties. [more…]
The grading system of Ethiopian coffee beans, the Yirgacheffe G1 and G2 grades.
We know that the grading method of coffee beans usually depends on the actual situation of the growing country, such as being divided according to the size of the coffee beans, like Kenyan coffee; being divided according to the altitude, like Blue Mo [more…]
Yirgacheffe Cold Drip Coffee | What is the extraction principle of cold brew coffee? How to make cold drip coffee with washed Yirgacheffe?
Still in the scorching summer of Guangdong, everyone is crazy about iced coffee. Even the cold brew coffee at Front Street Coffee's stores has been "swept clean." Many friends ask Front Street Coffee whether they can make cold brew coffee at home and how to do it. Next, Front Street Coffee will have a good chat about how to make a delicious cup of cold brew coffee. What is the principle of cold brew coffee? In understanding [more…]
Over-extracted Coffee | Why Does Brewed Coffee Taste Bitter? How Can Coffee Beginners Avoid Over-Extraction When Making Pour-Over Coffee?
Many friends just starting out always face the trouble of over-extraction! So-called "over-extraction" refers to excessive extraction. In a coffee bean, the substances that can be dissolved out by water make up about 30% of the total. Although there is only this much, we cannot dissolve everything out. Because inside, besides [more…]
Recommendations for light-medium roast beans with floral and fruity notes | What are the differences between Ethiopian, Kenyan, and Panamanian floral and fruity notes? Are floral and fruity coffee beans better for pour-over or espresso?
Generally speaking, lightly roasted coffee can retain more acidity in its flavor profile. If the beans themselves also contain certain alcohols and lipids, roasting will further bring out a captivating floral and fruity aroma. However, as the roast deepens, both the acidity and the floral and fruity notes gradually fade away and transform into bitter compounds, making the coffee [more…]
Beginner's Guide to Pour-Over Coffee | How Much Water Should You Use When Brewing Pour-Over Coffee? Is the Pour-Over Coffee Coffee-to-Water Ratio Always 1:15? What Factors Affect the Flavor of Pour-Over Black Coffee?
The coffee-to-water ratio is a very important parameter in pour-over coffee. Put simply, with a fixed amount of coffee grounds, there is an amount of water that is just right to bring out the aroma of the coffee to the fullest. Therefore, learning to find the correct coffee-to-water ratio is also an important part of learning to brew coffee. What is the coffee-to-water ratio? [more…]
Coffee Water Temperature | What Does Your Coffee Machine's Water Temperature Affect? What Water Temperature Should Be Used to Brew a Delicious Espresso?
Previously, when Front Street shared knowledge related to espresso extraction, it would focus on the effects of parameters such as dose, ratio, grind, time, and pressure on extraction. In addition, it also emphasized analyzing the key operational points in steps such as receiving the grounds, distributing the grounds, tamping, and locking the portafilter into place. Only water temperature was something Front Street always [more…]
Yirgacheffe Washed Gudingding Pour-Over Parameters Sharing | What Are the Differences in Pour-Over Brewing Water Temperature, Pouring Technique, and Extraction Time Between Dark Roast and Light Roast Coffee Beans?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). The most charming thing about pour-over coffee is its adjustability. Many customers who often come to Front Street for coffee also try making pour-over at home, and they always say that pour-over coffee is too difficult. [more…]
Espresso Flavor Variations | How Does the Coffee Grounds-to-Liquid Ratio in Espresso Affect the Extraction Process? Which Extraction Parameters Will Change the Taste of Espresso?
We usually see baristas making espresso with very neat and simple movements, and it seems they can make a rich coffee base in just two minutes. In reality, however, an ideal espresso requires controlling the ratios and balance among various parameters in order to pursue the best taste and flavor, and mastering these ratios requires [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee | Which coffee beans are suitable for cold brew coffee? What is the process for making cold brew coffee? How fine should the coffee grounds be ground for cold brew?
Making a delicious cold brew coffee requires attention to many details, such as the choice of cold brew coffee beans, grind size, coffee-to-water ratio, drip rate, storage and shelf life, and so on. So today Front Street will cover all these operational details in this article. 1. Coffee beans for making cold brew: both cold brew and ice drip belong to low-temperature extraction. [more…]
What are the taste characteristics of cold brew coffee? What key points should be noted when making cold brew coffee at home? How does Honduran Sherry cold brew coffee taste?
The reason people usually love cold brew coffee is its rich, smooth mouthfeel, with just the right acidity and sweetness, and it's neither astringent nor bitter. If you use fermented-flavor coffee beans to make it, the cold brew will also present a rich wine-like aroma, just like drinking a chilled fruit wine. How do you make cold brew coffee? Many friends have become hooked on [more…]