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Ice Drip Coffee | Which coffee bean origin is recommended for making ice drip coffee? The origin and story of ice drip coffee
Ice drip coffee, also known as ice-brewed coffee or water-drop coffee, is called Ice Drip coffee in English and is a method of making coffee drinks. Generally, cold brew coffee refers to coffee made by steeping ground coffee beans in room-temperature water for as long as ten-plus hours, after which special filter paper or a filter is needed to separate the water from the coffee. [more…]
Coffee Filter Cup | How to adjust the pour-over parameters when brewing different doses of coffee with a V60? How to make multi-serving pour-over coffee with a V60 #01 filter cup?
Introduction: The V60 #01 dripper is used to brew 1–2 servings of coffee, and using 15–20 g of grounds is the most suitable. Some friends, when they really can't drink that much alone, will brew a little less, while some friends, when sharing with others, will brew a little more. So when brewing with a dripper of the same size, [more…]
Pour-Over Coffee Techniques Explained | What Is the One-Pour Method? How Does It Differ from the Three-Stage Pour? Which Brews a Better Black Coffee?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). One of the great joys of pour-over coffee is using different brewing techniques to interpret a cup of coffee. And as for pour-over methods, I believe everyone pays close attention. So the most widely spread pour-over technique at present is the one-pour method. [more…]
Coffee Brewing Methods | How Big Is the Difference Between Pour-Over and Espresso? Which Coffee Beans Are Best for Pour-Over Beginners?
Nowadays, when you go to a coffee shop, most shops offer both pour-over coffee and espresso. Friends who don't drink coffee very often may be confused by this. They're both coffee, so what's the difference? Front Street Coffee is here to explain these two types of coffee respectively. [more…]
How Coffee Flavor Is Created | Which Coffee Bean Roast Level Is Best? How Can Coffee Beginners Distinguish Dark, Medium, and Light Roasted Coffee Beans?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). Some friends who have purchased Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) beans may be a bit confused about why Front Street's coffee bean labels don't indicate the roast level. [more…]
Light, Medium, and Dark Roasts for Pour-Over Coffee | What Are the Flavor Characteristics of Coffee Beans at Different Roast Levels? Do Light, Medium, and Dark Roasts Taste Very Different in Pour-Over Coffee?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee) The roast level of coffee beans determines the direction of the coffee's flavor. Many coffee shops label the roast level on the coffee beans they sell, such as light roast, medium roast, cinnamon roast, etc., which makes it easy for beginners [more…]
Introduction to Arabica specialty coffee bean varieties and origins | What are the differences in flavor characteristics among light roast, medium roast, and dark roast single-origin coffee beans?
Front Street Coffee believes that different roasting degrees will produce different flavor profiles, but many people have a misconception: is it enough to simply roast coffee beans to a certain roast color? Of course not—the flavor of coffee is not just about the roast degree, but also about the growing region. [more…]
Drip Coffee | How long does it take to make cold brew coffee? What factors affect the brewing time of cold brew coffee?
"Do you have cold brew coffee?" "Yes, today's cold brew is..." "How did it get made so quickly?" "Due to time constraints, the cold brew is all made in advance and kept in the fridge." "So how long does it take to make a cup of cold brew coffee?" This is a conversation that occasionally happens at Front Street Coffee shops. Regarding cold brew coffee, besides the "price" [more…]
How long is the enjoyable drinking window for hot coffee | How to maintain coffee temperature for a long time? Why is the method of greatly increasing water temperature to make hot coffee not advisable?
Finally! Under the wash of cold air, Front Street Coffee has at last felt the chill that autumn should bring in Guangzhou. Although it's said to be short-lived, it's still better than nothing. And as Front Street Coffee has often shared, a drop in temperature does have a certain effect on coffee. This effect isn't just on extraction, but also on what is made. [more…]
Pour-over Coffee Brewing Techniques and Tips Tutorial | How Much Coffee Powder for a Single Serving of Pour-over Coffee? Sharing the Pour-over Recipe and Parameters for Colombia Finca La Divisa Sidra
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee). Every day at Front Street Coffee, we encounter customers asking about pour-over coffee, perhaps about what pouring technique should be used for pour-over coffee? Or [more…]
Iced Coffee Brewing Methods | How long does it take to make cold drip coffee? What are the taste and flavor characteristics of cold drip coffee? What is the extraction principle of cold drip coffee?
There are many ways to brew coffee, and cold drip is one of them. Cold drip coffee is also a type of iced coffee, and in summer, iced coffee is even more of a favorite among coffee lovers. Cold drip coffee is naturally not brewed with hot water, but with low-temperature water, which is different from our usual pour-over coffee. [more…]
The Ideal Temperature for Americano | How Big Is the Difference in Flavor and Mouthfeel Between Hot and Iced Americano? An Introduction to the Standard Recipe for Hot Americano: Coffee-to-Water Ratio and Water Temperature
Because American soldiers during World War II were not used to the extremely strong small cups of coffee local to Europe, they asked the shops to add hot water to dilute it, imitating the taste and flavor of American drip coffee. And because this cup of coffee was widely popular among American soldiers, it was named Americano "America [more…]
Brewing Parameters for Dark Roast Coffee Beans | What are the requirements for the coffee-to-water ratio, grind size, water temperature, and extraction time when making pour-over coffee with Indonesian PWN Golden Mandheling coffee beans?
When it comes to Indonesian Mandheling, the most famous and popular is undoubtedly the Golden Mandheling coffee beans produced by the Indonesian PWN company. Many people come to try Golden Mandheling coffee and decide to buy the beans to brew at home, but they can never replicate the taste they had in the coffee shop. Why is that? [more…]
Caffeine Calculation | Is cold brew coffee high in caffeine? What are the taste and flavor characteristics of cold brew coffee? What is the specific process for making cold brew?
For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow: Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee). Coffee has become an indispensable part of everyone's work and life, especially in today's fast-paced, high-pressure environment, where a cup of coffee in the morning is even more necessary to wake you up. But [more…]
Coffee brewing technique tutorial | What are the technique and extraction principles of the three-pour method for pour-over coffee? Why is the hot water for brewing coffee divided into three pours?
Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Coffee) entered the coffee industry in 2013, and has come step by step from coffee cultivation and coffee roasting to coffee service. Today, the more than 30 coffee beans displayed in the shop are only Front Street Coffee (FrontStreet Cof [more…]
Iced drip coffee bean recommendations: clean fruity aromas through slow extraction
The extraction speed of cold brew coffee is measured in drops—a slow extraction at one drop per second gradually draws out the cleanest flavors from the beans, while astringency and off-flavors are filtered out by time. Front Street Coffee's Ethiopia Huakui (Geisha) beans make an excellent cold brew: the aroma of tropical fruit drips into the coffee liquid along with the ice water, and the final product has a clear, fruit-tea-like texture that hot brewing simply cannot [more…]
Single-Serve Pour-Over Coffee Method | What Is Gold Cup Extraction Yield? Which Brewing Technique Suits Coffee Beginners? Pros and Cons of the Drip Method, Volcano Pour, and One-Pour Technique
Front Street Coffee encounters customers asking about pour-over coffee every day, whether it's about what pouring technique should be used for pour-over coffee, or how much coffee grounds to use for pour-over coffee. In fact, with the development of coffee culture, more and more people no longer think of coffee as [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…]
Pour-over for two
There are many ways to brew coffee, from the siphon method that feels like a chemist conducting an experiment, to simple extraction methods like the French press. Among them, pour-over may be the one with the most room for experimentation. Most brewing tutorials online are for a single serving, so how do you brew for multiple people? Attentive readers may have noticed that most brewing tutorials [more…]
Cold Brew Coffee | What is the origin of Dutch coffee? Which coffee beans are suitable for cold brew? How much caffeine does cold brew contain?
As the weather gets hotter, the cold brew coffee at Front Street Coffee is selling well. Actually, cold brew coffee is not as complicated as everyone believes. Today, Front Street Coffee will share how to make cold brew coffee and discuss its caffeine content. The origin of cold brew coffee: "In the 1600s, Dutch sailors from the then-colon [more…]