structured mouthfeel
January 13, 2009 at 11:04 am | sam | grad lifeMy bag coffee beans reads the following:
Rwanda. Dusty sweet. Dry yet juicy complexity delivers a well balanced flavor experience. Nice mouthfeel with structure. Acidity is full but not overblown. Tight citrus blossom and muscavado sugar aromas.
Whoa. I don’t taste any tight blossoms or structure. My labmate suggested that maybe they used Penta Water for the structure. I think that the structure comes from the coffee matrix being below its glass transition temperature.
Anyway, the coffee is really good.
| 6 Comments |
6 Comments »
RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI
Leave a comment
Powered by WordPress, Theme Based on "Pool" by Borja Fernandez
Entries and comments feeds.
Valid XHTML and CSS.
^Top^
gotta love that muscavado sugar.
on another note, every time i visit your blog it tries to launch quicktime to play an external movie. i think it comes from this post here: https://blog.everydayscientist.com/?p=1238
it’s pretty annoying. any chance you could please disable the autoplay? thanks!
Comment by joel — January 13, 2009 #
It’s definitely more descriptive than an HPLC trace.
Comment by Phil — January 13, 2009 #
pray sir, do tell how it is being brewed.
Comment by Bob — January 14, 2009 #
Apparently just putting “This coffee is fucking delicious” on the bag just won’t cut it anymore. You need flowery descriptions replete with pseudo-connoisseur bullshit to make the consumer seem sophisticated enough to enjoy the truly subtle experience of drinking a cup o’ joe when they pick up the bag. Pure marketing bullshit, a symptom of the disease of our crass consumerism, through and through.
…he says while drinking a Coke.
Comment by excimer — January 14, 2009 #
also, does “structured mouthfeel” remind anyone else of Gertrude Stein? A mouth is a mouth, after all…
Comment by excimer — January 14, 2009 #
fixed. i had tried to disable autoplay originally, but for some reason it kept reverting to a default. thanks for the note.
Comment by sam — January 15, 2009 #