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¿Conoces la cereza de café? darte la oportunidad de hacer un tour con Monte jack y podrás conocerlas y aprenderas sobre ellas dentro de las catas de café. La cereza de café en sus distintas etapas de madurez pasa de ser verde a roja y finalmentealcanza un tono morado, para después ser trillada, procesada y tostada para que puedas disfrutar en tu café favorito.

Latte art is a creative technique used by baristas to draw on the surface of an espresso with steamed milk. Latte art is not only aesthetic, but it also demonstrates the skill of the barista and adds value to the coffee experience. Free Fall (Free Pour): This technique involves pouring steamed milk from a jug directly into the espresso cup. Controlled movements of the wrist and hand are used to form shapes such as hearts or rosettes.

Black honey is very interesting because of its unique processing process and gives it distinctive taste characteristics. The drying process with some or all of the fruit pulp in the coffee beans produces a different flavor profile than other processing methods. Blackhoney coffee often has a more complex and sweet taste, with rich fruity overtones. This makes it attractive to coffee lovers who are looking for a unique and deep taste experience, especially specialty coffee lovers.🍯🍯🍯☕☕☕

you will find cupping notes on coffeebean labels or menu boards in most cafes. Have youever ordered coffee with notes of pineapple or peach,but the flavour didn't come through as expected? Youmight think that the extraction or roasting processwent wrong, but in reality, cupping notes should betaken asindication of subtle nuances in thecoffee. So, there's no need to be disappointed if youdon't taste the specific flavours mentioned in thenotes. To get such flavours, sensory training isrequired, much like a sommelier.

However, there are instances where the flavoursmentioned in the notes come through very accurately.For example, the grape flavour is incredibly distinct inthe current Nomcore Seasonal Blend - Hard PortionVersion 2. You might wonder how this is possible.

Fruit Infused Coffee

These coffees stand out because of their uniqueprocessing method, and we call it 'fruit-infused'coffee. Different fruits suchgrape, peach, mint,and lychee are added to the tank with the coffeecherries during the fermentation stage. When the fruitis added, it softens and releases its flavour andaroma compounds through small channels calledplasmodesmata in the plant cell wall. This results in acomplex mingling of flavours and textures, producinga new and unique coffee experience.

There are some concerns regarding fruit-infusedcoffee. Some customers complain it is too artificiallyflavoured, and there are transparency issues from thefarm by hiding this process. The decision is totally upto the consumers. This trend may fade away, or itmay continue to offer new and exciting experiences.However, we believe this new and unique flavour ofcoffee can bring fun and make it more accessible tothose new to specialty coffee. This could lead tovarious forms of activation in the coffee industry and allow for more diverse enjoyment. What do you thinkabout infused coffee?
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