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Coffee Reviews Aroma, acidity, body, flavor and aftertaste are the standard descriptive categories used by Coffee Review and many professionals when evaluating coffee. Other evaluative systems use as many as ten descriptive categories, but we prefer to use the traditional set of five. Keep in mind that simply because a characteristic, like sweetness, for example, does not appear as a separate category does not mean it is not considered and valued. We consider sweetness in terms of its impact on the acidity category, for example a sweet-toned acidity is valued higher than an overly dry or sourish acidity, flavor, and, very importantly, on aftertaste, where a sweet-toned aftertaste is valued more than a bitterish or astringent aftertaste. We use a rating system of 1 low to 10 high for each of the five categories, reflecting both quantity how intense and quality how pleasing. Overall ratings provide a summary assessment of reviewed coffees and are based on a scale of 50 to 100. Degree or darkness of roast dramatically affects a coffee’s flavor profile. For each roasted coffee, we report its roast level in quantitative descriptive terms based on readings from a specially modified spectrophotometer popularly called an Agtron. Click here to learn about roast color and Agtron numbers. Aroma How intense and pleasurable is the aroma when the nose first descends over the cup and is enveloped by fragrance? Aroma also provides a subtle introduction to various nuances of acidity, taste and flavor bitter and sweet tones, fruit, flower or herbal notes, and the like. Acidity Acidity is the bright, dry sensation that enlivens the taste of coffee. Without acidity coffee is dull and lifeless. Acidity is not a sour sensation, which is a taste defect, nor should it be excessively drying or astringent, though it sometimes is. At best it is a sweetly tart vibrancy that lifts the coffee and pleasurably stretches its range and dimension. Acidity can be delicate and crisp, lush and rich, powerfully tart but sweet, or backgrounded but vibrant, to cite only a few positive ways to characterize it. The darker a coffee is roasted, the less overt acidity it will display. Body Body and mouthfeel describe sensations of weight and texture. Body can be light and delicate, heavy and resonant, thin and disappointing; in texture it can be silky, plush, syrupy, lean or thin. Flavor and Aftertaste Flavor and aftertaste include everything not suitably described under the categories aroma, acidity and body. An assessment of flavor includes consideration of the balance of basic tastes – sweet, bitter and sour in particular, and specific aroma and flavor notes, which are many and can be described by associations like floral honeysuckle, rose, lilac, etc., nuances of sweetness honey, molasses, brown sugar, aromatic wood cedar, pine, sandalwood and above all fruit from bright citrus to lusher, rounder fruit like apricot or plum, or pungent fruit like black currant or mango. Descriptors of flavor may also be global – balanced, deep, delicate, etc. Aftertaste or finish describes reflects sensations that linger after the coffee has been swallowed or spit out. Generally we tend to reward coffees in which pleasing flavor notes continue to saturate the aftertaste long after the coffee is gone, and the sensations left behind are generally sweet-toned rather than excessively bitter or drying and astringent. Overall Coffee Rating The scale for the overall coffee ratings runs from 50 to 100, and reflects the reviewers’ overall subjective assessment of a coffee’s sensory profile as manifest in the five categories aroma, acidity, body and flavor and aftertaste. Overall ratings are interpreted as follows Rating Interpretation 95-100 Exceptional 90-94 Very Good to Outstanding 85-89 Good 80-84 Fair <80 Poor The higher end of our rating system currently calibrates roughly as follows 97+ = Means “We have not tasted a coffee of this style as splendid as this one for a long, long time” 95-96 = Perfect in structure, flawless, and shockingly distinctive and beautiful 93-94 = Exceptional originality, beauty, individuality and distinction, with no significant negative issues whatsoever 91-92 = An very good to outstanding coffee with excitement and distinction in aroma and flavor – or an exceptional coffee that still perhaps has some issue that some consumers may object to but others will love – a big, slightly imbalanced acidity, for example, or an overly lush fruit 89-90 = A very good coffee, drinkable, with considerable distinction and interest 87-88 = An interesting coffee but either 1 distinctive yet mildly flawed, or 2 solid but not exciting 85/86 = An acceptable, solid coffee, but nothing exceptional — the best high-end supermarket whole bean, for example
Secaraumum citarasa utama pada kopi adalah fragrance (bau kopi bubuk kering), aroma (bau sedap), flavor (khas bau kopi), body (kekentalan), acidity (rasa asam enak), bitterness (rasa pahit), dan sweetness (rasa manis). Sedangkan indikator lain untuk menilai citarasa adalah keseimbangan rasa, kebersihan rasa, dan keseragaman rasa.
All three qualities - body, aroma and acidity - are very subjective and will be perceived differently from person to person. However, indicators on our product pages are there as a guide to help you make your decision, based on our teams’ opinions. Body = the coffee’s mouthfeel, how gao’ it is not in strength, but in thickness’ – compare drinking regular black tea vs milk tea Aroma = how pleasant’ like a chocolate-y smell vs a burnt chao-ta’ smell and intense faint or strong smells Acidity = how 'sour' it is, BUT acidity is not always bad! compare a red apple and a green apple – while the red apple is less sour, sometimes the sourness in a green apple brings out the flavours’ in it better, a non-sour green apple is not a green apple; same as a red apple, some sourness’ or tartness’ to it is unavoidable, but it adds to the apple taste’ Let’s focus on acidity for now because most people are concerned with their coffee being too sour/bitter. Acidity not only comes from the beans itself, but it is also affected by other factors. The grind size of your coffee All things being equal, the finer your grind size, the more bitter, and less acidic your resulting brew will be. This is because there will be more surface area for extraction to take place, and flavours will more likely be over-extracted, thus giving you a more bitter cup. The brewing time All things being equal again, the longer your brewing time, the more bitter and less acidic your resulting brew will be. This is because again, over-extraction occurs the longer you leave your coffee grounds to brew. Therefore, should you find that your cup of coffee is too acidic, or too bitter, you may want to try adjusting these two variables first to find the perfect balance. If all fails and you still find that your coffee is too acidic for your liking, you may then wish to opt for darker roasted beans. If it is too bitter, then vice versa, opt for lighter roasted beans for more acidity and flavour. These are also just the simplest of ways that you could adjust the taste of your coffee! There are many other factors including temperature and purity of the water, brewing methods, etc, that could affect the taste and extraction of your coffee trust me, it’s a whole 10 other blog posts on its own.
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