Viego Global exports coffee green beans to world market (Arabica & Robusta).
Only ripe cherries are collected and processed carefully, which ensures a high quality coffee beans for global markets round the world.
In Vietnam, there are three commonly used methods of coffee processing: dry processing, wet processing, honey processing. Accordingly, green coffee is divided into three main types:
"Viego Global exports coffee green beans to world market (Arabica & Robusta).
Only ripe cherries are collected and processed carefully, which ensures a high quality coffee beans for global markets round the world.
In Vietnam, there are three commonly used methods of coffee processing: dry processing, wet processing, honey processing. Accordingly, green coffee is divided into three main types:
"Viego Global exports coffee roasted beans to world market.
Apart from the quality of green beans, the roasting method plays a vital role in defining the quality of this beverage.
There are 3 main types of roasting levels:
1. Light roast level
Light roast coffee is easily identified by its light brown color, giving off a more acidic flavor while preserving the origin of the coffee bean.
2. Medium roast level
Most coffee lovers favor a medium roast because of its well-balanced flavor profile.
3. Dark roast level
These beans have been roasted long enough for the oils to come out.
"Viego Global exports coffee roasted beans to world market.
Apart from the quality of green beans, the roasting method plays a vital role in defining the quality of this beverage.
There are 3 main types of roasting levels:
1. Light roast level
Light roast coffee is easily identified by its light brown color, giving off a more acidic flavor while preserving the origin of the coffee bean.
2. Medium roast level
Most coffee lovers favor a medium roast because of its well-balanced flavor profile.
3. Dark roast level
These beans have been roasted long enough for the oils to come out.
Instant coffee is made from coffee beans. After the whole beans are roasted, ground and brewed, all the water is removed, leaving behind dehydrated crystals of coffee. You just need to add water to enjoy a cup of hot coffee. In particular, the processing of Vietnam instant coffee requires 5 steps:
Roasting the green beans
Adding water and extracting the roasted coffee beans
Separating aroma
Evaporating the weak coffee extract
Drying the concentrated coffee extract to produce spray-dried or freeze-dried coffee.