When I first began working with coffee, I was always fascinated by how this tiny bean had become so famous worldwide. During my first project with a plantation company, I got a glimpse of the magnitude of the coffee industry. I was a farm manager at the time, and my inquisitive nature eventually led me to be in charge of quality control.
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Processing is a short, but by far the most critical step in the journey of coffee which determines the final flavor profile of the berries.
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This first step in creating a good blend, without a doubt is the quality of raw green beans.
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“WHAT’S IN A BLEND?”
The most commonly asked question when we work behind a Café counter
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Coffee Processing Methods | How coffee is processed in India & around the World.
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Processing is a short, but by far the most critical step in the journey of coffee which determines the final flavor profile of the berries.
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Given there are several hundred species of coffee, Robusta has managed to be the second most popular coffee next to Arabica. There are more than 120 Species of coffee but only two of them have commercial importance namely
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Natural processed coffee seems to be the future since most of us were born into a world where washed coffee was already very popular. When the consumer is accustomed to consuming mostly washed coffee, it is but natural to look for something different and more exciting.
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Sustainable farming is a holistic approach to agriculture that ensures environm
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Sustainable farming is a holistic approach to agriculture that ensures environmental, ecological, economic, social, health and legal boundaries are protected and strengthened.
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Just like consumption of coffee is explained in waves, processing of coffee at the farm can also be categorized in waves. Obviously, the first wave refers to the process used when humans first started consuming coffee. One need not guess that this process was the natural process. After the industrial revolution, production went up to meet growing demand and we needed a way to make larger volumes of more consistent product.
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