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Why is honey processing so common in Costa Rica? How many types of honey processing are there? When people think of sweeter coffee, many think of Costa Rican coffee, largely because most Costa Rican coffee is processed using the honey process (HoneyProcess). Honey processing is a coffee processing method that falls between the natural (sun-dried) and washed methods, and it can enhance the sweetness and caramel-like
2024-11-24
Historic high! Coffee futures prices break through the 300-cent barrier In recent times, the price benchmark for coffee beans—the U.S. C-market coffee futures—has been surging, breaking through the 300-cent mark, reaching a peak of 303.93 cents per pound, and finally closing at 302.92 cents per pound, setting a 13-year historic high for futures and also pushing the price of Robusta
2024-11-23
The story of Kenya's SL28 variety, past and present How Kenya's SL28 variety was discovered, and the coffee flavor characteristics of this variety
2024-11-23
How many common color variations are there in the Bourbon variety? Among Arabica varieties, Typica and Bourbon are the most genetically significant and oldest surviving coffee varieties in the world. However, the Bourbon variety is often held in higher regard precisely because it now has many color variants. Speaking of Bourbon, according to a
2024-11-23
$10 billion order! Luckin Coffee signs Brazilian coffee bean procurement agreement Recently, during the G20 Summit held in Brazil, Luckin Coffee and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) signed a "Memorandum of Understanding" in the Brazilian capital, Brasília. According to the agreement, on top of the previous two-year, 120,000-ton Brazilian coffee bean procurement contract signed by Luckin Coffee in June this year, the company will newly
2024-11-22
Why is Brazilian coffee often found in blends? Introduction to Yellow Bourbon from Fazenda Rainha, a specialty coffee queen estate in Brazil Currently, Brazil has securely held the title of the world's top coffee producer for over 150 years, producing about one-third of the world's coffee annually. Brazilian coffee frequently appears in Italian-style blends. At FrontStreet Coffee, there are five Italian-style blends in total, four of which include Brazilian coffee beans. FrontStreet believes that Brazilian coffee can
2024-11-21
Less than 100 kilometers away! Clashes erupt near Ethiopia’s capital According to Ethiopian media reports, in recent days, the Ethiopian government forces and the anti-government Fano militia have been engaged in intense fighting in the Metema and Armachiho areas of the Amhara region. Local sources indicate that the conflict has now lasted for six days, but no casualty reports have been issued yet. In addition
2024-11-21
Kenyan coffee exporters remain worried about losing the EU market! According to Kenyan media reports, the European Parliament recently voted to postpone the implementation of the Deforestation-Free Regulation (EUDR) by one year, with enforcement now starting in December 2025, giving Kenyan coffee exporters extra time to meet EU requirements. However, many exporters still have concerns.
2024-11-20
Losses exceed $100 million USD as Panama continues to suffer from torrential rains According to Panamanian media reports, over the past period, Panama has been affected by Tropical Storm Rafael, which brought heavy rainfall and threats of flooding, with the impact being very severe. The latest reports indicate that 11 people in Panama have died due to the storm, while floods and torrential rains have caused the collapse of infrastructure in Panama.
2024-11-19
Introduction to Hope Estate Gesha Coffee from Valle del Cauca, Colombia Recently, Best Coffee acquired a batch of sun-dried Gesha coffee beans from Hope Estate in Colombia. After brewing, they yield aromas of blueberry and dark plum, with flavors of blackcurrant juice, orange, and berries on the palate. The cup is juicy and finishes with a wine-like aftertaste. These Gesha beans come from an estate in Colombia with a long-standing coffee-growing history.
2024-11-18

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