Coffee drinking is so common,especially in the Western world. Your coworkers are most likely addicted to the fantastic black gold that wakes us up every morning. Some of them have a passionate relationship with joe. But among all of your coworkers,you’re most likely to find a minimum of 2 hobbyists who take their devotion for espresso to a whole new level. They simply want to get the greatest cup of coffee every time. If you don’t have the such a good coffee experience you probably need to rethink your own connection to coffee and how you approach the daily brewing task.
Here are just a few of the reasons you are constantly drinking bad coffee:
You Are Not Aware of the Kind Of Coffee You Are Drinking
There are 2 major kinds of coffee: Arabica and Robusta. If you’re into strong drinks with a punch of strong caffeine for work then Robusta is the best variety for you. But if you enjoy a tasty cup like inundating your room with it’s permeating aroma,then the more complex Arabica is your chosen coffee bean.
Your Grind Size Is Wrong
The grind size can actually alter the flavour. The ideal grind size is the foundation of your brewing method. Most info on the Internet say a coarse grind,because it maintains coffee more clear. Not the most reliable advice,to start with you waste beans,secondly,because clear coffee is not really the best tasting.
The Water Is Bad
Tap water undergoes a cleaning technique removing it’s natural taste and incorporating chemicals to it to make it hygienic. The method itself alters the taste of the water giving you a low quality cup of coffee every time. Bottled spring water would be my choice for a cheaper and easier alternative.
There Is nothing Worse than choosing the Wrong Roast Level
Understand that there are different coffee roasts and each roast gives an unique aroma profile.
Light Roast is more flavorful because they offer a mild fragrant,floral,fruity taste. It is also light-bodies and fresh to the taste.
Medium Roasts feature more body and a stronger coffee essence. Medium roast is the traditional North American choice since it is the perfect proportion between flavor and strength of coffee.
Medium Dark Roast Coffee has a rich bittersweet taste with deep flavors that linger in your mouth after every sip.
Dark Roasts have that powerful kick of black magic and has a lower acidity.
You Are Using Old Coffee Beans
Using a store purchased coffee beans doesn’t ensure you a perfect cup despite how good they say it tastes like. You are better off to get it from a roaster or roast it by yourself. Purchasing pre-roasted coffee is similar to bread that went stale.
You’re Choosing the wrong Coffee Beans
Try out various coffee beans out there. You will be surprised to see how many varieties there exist. You could find out that the reason you do not really enjoy coffee is because you don’t like the type you’re used to drinking.
You are Preparing It Wrong
Brewing your own espresso (yes,it’s possible!) or coffee is very easy but to create the perfect flavor is complex. This is why you brewing your coffee wrong providing you a horrible cup. We love espresso, and we think it’s the greatest cup of coffee, but to each their own. On another note, Coffee Brewing Methods just released a press release announcing a program to teach their readers -. Check the release for more information.