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Iced Coffee Varieties | What is German Iced Coffee? Is iced coffee simply coffee brewed with ice water or cold water? Which coffee beans should you choose for making cold brew at home?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow the WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee. In different European countries, iced coffee is also different! Some add ice cubes to hot coffee, some add ice cream to hot coffee, and some use cold water immersion extraction. For example, in Amer [more…]
What Is SOE Espresso? What Are the Advantages of SOE Coffee? An Introduction to SOE Single-Origin Espresso Extraction Time, Coffee-to-Water Ratio, and Water Temperature
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow the WeChat public account: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Many friends who have drunk coffee may not necessarily understand or even have heard of SOE coffee, but seasoned coffee connoisseurs certainly know SOE coffee. Is it that when it comes to SOE coffee [more…]
SOE Single-Origin Espresso | Are SOE Beans Just Single-Origin Beans? How to Adjust the Coffee-to-Water Ratio, Time, and Grind Size When Extracting Espresso from SOE Coffee Beans?
Many friends who have drunk coffee may not necessarily understand or even have heard of SOE coffee, but seasoned coffee connoisseurs certainly know about SOE coffee. Doesn't it seem that when SOE coffee is mentioned, friends who are new to coffee or even new to espresso coffee don't quite understand it, yet SOE sounds like it's pretty high-end? [more…]
AeroPress Pros and Cons | Where Did the AeroPress Come From? What Are the Characteristics of AeroPress Coffee? What Is the Coffee-to-Water Ratio for Brewing with an AeroPress?
Unlike pour-over, the AeroPress uses immersion combined with pressure for extraction. It can brew strong coffee, is easy to clean, and is relatively simple to operate. Where did the AeroPress come from? In 2005, Alan Adler, who was an engineer, physicist, and lecturer at Stanford University, found that he really had no patience to use [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…]
SCA Specially coffee flavor wheel | Understanding the flavor wheel is the first step in learning the flavors of coffee.
As an authoritative coffee flavor guide map, as long as it is used properly, the new partners who join can quickly categorize the flavors presented by the coffee, and after learning it, combined with practice, mastering the coffee flavor is simply a [more…]
Bialetti Moka Pot: Brewing Rich Crema by Roast Level
Coffee brewed in a Bialetti moka pot shows a thin sheen of oil on the surface, and when you sip it you can get a thickness close to espresso, but it will not form the kind of stable crema that an espresso machine produces. If you want this oily mouthfeel to be more pronounced, choosing the right beans is more effective than simply increasing the heat, as the roast level directly affects the coffee's oil content and expansion. [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…]
Choosing Beans for a Moka Pot by Roast Level: How to Brew Light, Medium, and Dark Roasts
Coffee brewed in a moka pot is quite concentrated, and as hot water passes through the coffee bed it also brings out a pronounced roasted note, so the roast level directly shapes the first impression on the palate. Light, medium, and dark roasts are not simply a ranking of intensity but three different flavor focal points: light roasts lean toward aroma and sweet-tart brightness, medium roasts emphasize balance, and dark roasts highlight richness and [more…]
Flat White Coffee | What Is a Flat White? Flat White Coffee Preparation Parameters and Espresso-to-Milk Ratio Reference
Espresso-based coffee is probably the most universally popular series of coffee drinks. You might not like black coffee that hits your palate with either sourness or a burnt bitterness, but espresso drinks can be adjusted in their ratios to offer you different tastes and flavor experiences. Among these, adjusting the ratio of espresso to milk is likely the most basic technique in espresso drinks. [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee | How to Make Super Sweet Cold Brew Coffee in a Short Time? What Is the Flavor Difference Between Pressure Cold Brew and Immersion Cold Brew?
Cold brew coffee, put simply, is coffee extracted with cold water. Because it is very easy to make and has outstanding flavor and mouthfeel, cold brew coffee has always been a favorite that most people keep on hand at home. But cold brew coffee is not without its drawbacks; for example, the long time required to make it is [more…]
SOE Coffee Beans | What Do SOE Coffee Beans Mean? How Is SOE Single-Origin Espresso Made?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow our WeChat official account: FrontStreet Coffee "Passing by a coffee shop, I noticed below the espresso menu it said [Switch to SOE for 3 yuan extra]." So what exactly is this SOE, and will it taste better if you switch to it! In this article, the barista [more…]
Light Roast SOE Coffee Bean Recommendations | Is Yirgacheffe Coffee Bean Good for SOE Latte? How to Make a Coffee Shop-Style Yirgacheffe SOE Latte?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Front Street has found that many people assume SOE simply means applying single-origin beans directly to espresso machine extraction, thereby creating a single-origin espresso series—until they take various floral and fruity flavor notes [more…]
Introduction to Pour-Over Coffee Bean Varieties | Why Are Pour-Over Coffees Mostly Light Roasts? Recommended Light-Roast Single-Origin Beans for Beginners
As one of the most popular and trendy coffee brewing methods, pour-over has always been a favorite among coffee enthusiasts. However, if you want to brew a cup of coffee at home that is neither bitter nor astringent, which coffee beans should you choose? Because the flavor compounds in green coffee beans constantly change during the roasting process—simply put, it's a transition from acidity to bitterness. [more…]
Bourbon Coffee | Is Bourbon an Arabica variety? What are the brewing flavor characteristics of Brazilian Yellow Bourbon and Rwandan Red Bourbon?
Recently, many customers buying beans at Front Street's offline stores have had very clear goals: they either specifically ask for Yellow Bourbon or Red Bourbon, or they want both together, and in very large quantities. You could say they are completely fixated on the Bourbon family. Their purpose is also very simple: they just want to compare what exactly is different between Bourbons of different colors. [more…]
Espresso Extraction Techniques | Why Does Homemade Espresso Have No Crema? Recommendations for High-Quality Espresso Beans with Thick Crema Just Like Coffee Shops
Espresso has always been one of the most popular coffee extraction methods, and it is also the first stop for most coffee beginners—perhaps because a cup of sweet, silky milk coffee is simply irresistible, or because the unique richness and refreshing quality of an Americano is addictive from the first sip, or because coffee specialty drinks are so stunning [more…]
Recommended Coffee Beans for Espresso Extraction | Are Espresso Beans Always Dark Roasted? How Do Blended Beans Taste in Espresso?
Espresso is simply a method of coffee extraction, made using an espresso machine, where hot water under high pressure is forced through the coffee to quickly extract a concentrated shot. Espresso is also called Espresso, or simply Espresso. Many people's first impression is that espresso is strong and bitter, but actually, Front Street tells every [more…]
Illustrated Guide to Drip Bag Brewing | How to Correctly Brew a Drip Coffee Bag in the Office? What Are the Detailed Techniques for Brewing Drip Coffee? Can Filter Coffee Bags Be Steeped?
Recently, a friend asked how drip bag coffee should be brewed and if there are any particular techniques. Well, you've come to the right person! As someone who once brewed drip bag coffee as if it were instant coffee, I'm here to teach you the ultimate secret of brewing drip bag coffee! Let's first talk about drip bag coffee! Drip bag coffee is a filter with a hanging ear paper card. [more…]
Moka Pot Americano Black Coffee | Is there a big difference in taste between brewing espresso with a moka pot and making an Americano or latte with a moka pot?
The moka pot is the top choice brewing device for countless beginners, simply because it is not only attractive and portable, easy to operate, but also very affordable compared to coffee machines that easily cost thousands of yuan. But in Front Street Coffee's view, if you want to rely on a small moka pot to brew a delicious Americano or latte, you still need a certain [more…]
Hand-brewed coffee bean blends | Can blended coffee beans be used for hand brewing? Does a greater variety of beans in a blend make the coffee flavor richer?
Yesterday afternoon, a customer friend asked Front Street: "If you blend all thirty-plus kinds of beans on your blackboard together, would the coffee brewed from them be super delicious?" This is actually not the first time Front Street has received such a question, because many vendors have started promoting blends of four or even more types, so there are often [more…]