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During the process, the membrane is
removed, the seeds are polished, and they are separated according to their
weight and size.
At this stage, the damaged beans are
removed by hand or machine, and the best coffee beans are prepared for sale.
The kernel size (grade&size) is
expressed in numbers from 8 to 20. The nuclei are classified according to their
size and classified in this range. The most liked is the 16-18 grade group.
Parchment coffee beans are processed to
remove the membrane on them before they are exported.
During the process, the membrane is
removed, the seeds are polished, and they are separated according to their weight
and size.
At this stage, the damaged beans are
removed by hand or machine, and the best coffee beans are prepared for sale.
The kernel size (grade & size) is
expressed in numbers from 8 to 20. The nuclei are classified according to their
size and classified in this range. The most liked is the 16-18 grade group.
The coffee beans that are separated and
sorted according to their size are considered as GREEN COFFEE at this stage.
Now is the time to leave the homeland of the green coffee bean. He starts a new
journey by being loaded on ships...
The quality and taste of the coffee are
checked repeatedly. The coffee tasting process is called “CUPPING”. The taster,
called CUPPER, first checks the beans visually for general appearance. It then
brews the roasted and ground coffee with boiling water at a controlled
temperature. The cupper first checks the smell of the brewed coffee. Smell
(aroma) is very important in determining the quality of coffee. Taste is then
checked. An expert cupper can distinguish and analyze hundreds of coffee
samples in a day, down to the tiniest differences.
Roasting is the process that transforms
green coffee into aromatic brown bean.
In the roasting process, the temperature is
kept constant at about 280 degrees. The beans are mixed during the roasting
process so that the beans do not burn. When the internal temperature of the
coffee bean reaches 200 degrees, the coffee turns brown. The oil called
CAFFEOL, which gives coffee that wonderful aroma and is stored in the bean,
emerges at this temperature. Roasted coffee must be cooled immediately so that
it does not burn further and lose odor and taste.
Before the coffee reaches our cup, it goes
through the final process, grinding. According to the brewing method, the
coffee bean is ground in different thicknesses. The coffee is prepared faster
when the coffee is finely ground. For example, Espresso coffee is a finer
ground coffee than drip-brewed coffee. The espresso machine extracts the
essence of coffee using a pressure of approximately 9 times the atmospheric
pressure (133 psi).
Here the fun begins now…
How would you like your coffee?




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