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| Citation: Sweetmarias.com Click to expand In Part Two of the SCAA flavor wheel, the picture is roughly divided into four quadrants: External Changes, Internal Changes, Aroma Taints, and Taste Faults. I will first state that half of this wheel I do not understand, demonstrating my limits. Yet, this wheel speaks to the intracy of coffee roasting. What is most important to the everyday coffee drinker are the sections, Aroma Taints and Taste Faults. For example, in "Taste Faults" when one roasts too light not completing the "first crack" the coffee tastes grassy to the tongue. Unlike rare meat which is yummy, underroasted coffee is not. In "Aroma Taints," the scorched and baked sections often appear in gas-station coffee or McDonalds. I invite Metro Espresso readers to print out the SCAA coffee wheels, and write coffee reviews! (The other is found here) Send the reviews to duderino102*at*gmail.com and I will post them. This is your chance to be to featured on Metro Espresso, and demonstrate your coffee love. You by no means need to be a coffee expert, but one who merely enjoys coffee. Be sure to include a short little bio that can be included with your review. |
Sunday, January 16, 2011
SCAA Flavor Wheel Continued: Guest Coffee Reviewers Wanted
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