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What is the best method to brew and drink Specialty Coffee?
Some of you may not be familiar with specialty coffee at all and are used to instant coffee, aka, nescafé-like texture or pods (Keurig). Well, congrats on possibly upgrading to a new level of drinking coffee! Read on to learn about different brewing methods that can elevate your coffee experience and introduce you to new taste notes—when brewing specialty coffee, for instance.
What does specialty coffee even mean?
Specialty Coffee is coffee that has almost no defects and has gone through a rigorous and peculiar quality check. In order for coffee to be labeled as Specialty Coffee, it needs to have a specific score—of 80 or more.