Their not our products but ones the industries uses in collaboration. The best way of identifying flavours is experiencing the flavour first-hand. That is tasting the actual product of the descriptor rather than the flavour you find within coffee..
Well what kind of coffee are you drinking? If all the coffee you are drinking is processed the same with the same varietals and the same roasts then it will all be pretty close, I recommend trying 2 lighter roasts from different continents side by side.
@@keters159 i drink coffee from all regions. generally, coffee is more similar than different. There are exceptions but not 40 or 50 as the flavor wheel indicates.
You might only identify with 5 or 6 flavors but there are other people who will taste much more than just that. One coffee might have a sweet note of molasses while another is more like honey while another is more like blueberries. That's 3 flavors already and only scratches the surface of sweetness. There are way more than 5 or 6 flavors regularly used to describe coffee. The wheel looks pretty solid.
I might not be able to pick out multiple flavor notes like an expert but I can always taste the dominant flavor in a coffee. I just had the Flight espresso from Red Rooster and that stuff tastes like a cup full of blueberries. Higher quality coffee has way more distinct flavor profiles than the stuff sold at the grocery store. I almost never buy the same coffee twice so I'm constantly trying new and different coffees.
Thanks for pointing out to the coffee tasting wheel , great start and right push in the correct direction
Am I the only one who starts groovin' to the funky opening and closing music?
thanks :) we think its pretty groovy too
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Timeless ;)
Nice cameo from the editor leaving 'Title' across the screen mid video. Get it always pays to watch your video again before uploading.
:) Indeed. Lessons learnt. If there was any way to re-upload the video without losing the sequence and all the views I would.
so he can't teach us how to become a better coffee drinker
This is a marketing video about their products and not a lesson in identifying the flavors of coffee
Their not our products but ones the industries uses in collaboration. The best way of identifying flavours is experiencing the flavour first-hand. That is tasting the actual product of the descriptor rather than the flavour you find within coffee..
marketing?
Devoid of content.
Waaayyyy too many flavors to describe coffee. I can only identify 5, 6 flavors as most coffee has a very similar taste.
Well what kind of coffee are you drinking? If all the coffee you are drinking is processed the same with the same varietals and the same roasts then it will all be pretty close, I recommend trying 2 lighter roasts from different continents side by side.
@@keters159
i drink coffee from all regions. generally, coffee is more similar than different. There are exceptions but not 40 or 50 as
the flavor wheel indicates.
You might only identify with 5 or 6 flavors but there are other people who will taste much more than just that. One coffee might have a sweet note of molasses while another is more like honey while another is more like blueberries. That's 3 flavors already and only scratches the surface of sweetness.
There are way more than 5 or 6 flavors regularly used to describe coffee. The wheel looks pretty solid.
I might not be able to pick out multiple flavor notes like an expert but I can always taste the dominant flavor in a coffee. I just had the Flight espresso from Red Rooster and that stuff tastes like a cup full of blueberries. Higher quality coffee has way more distinct flavor profiles than the stuff sold at the grocery store. I almost never buy the same coffee twice so I'm constantly trying new and different coffees.
Did I just waste 4 minutes of my life🙃
Clickbaited by the thumbnail. What a misleading video