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Why is the color value of coffee beans highest at Yellow Point?
LeBrew·
Why is the color value of coffee beans highest at Yellow Point?

Abstract In the coffee roasting process, the Yellow Point is an extremely important stage, typically occurring at 150–160 °C. At this moment, the color of the coffee beans changes from green to light yellow, the grassy notes noticeably diminish, and subtle cereal-like aromas begin to emerge. Traditionally, roasters relied mainly on visual observation of color changes and olfactory perception of...

What Affects TDS Readings?
LeBrew·
What Affects TDS Readings?

Abstract The TDS meter has become an essential tool in coffee extraction research and quality control, as it quantifies the proportion of total dissolved solids (TDS) in brewed coffee and provides an objective basis for brewing evaluation. Within the widely recognized Golden Cup Theory, TDS together with extraction yield (EY) serve as the two core indicators for determining whether coffee...

Agtron Colorimeter vs. Traditional Visual Assessment: Which Is the Ultimate Judge of Coffee Roast Color?
LeBrew·
Agtron Colorimeter vs. Traditional Visual Assessment: Which Is the Ultimate Judge of Coffee Roast Color?

Abstract In coffee roasting, color change has always been a key indicator for determining the roast level. Traditionally, roasters rely on visual observation of the beans’ transformation—from the yellow-green of raw beans to light brown, dark brown, and even near black—combined with crack sounds and aroma for a subjective assessment. However, this method has significant limitations: Strong influence of lighting:...

The Science Behind Agtron Roast Analyzer and Coffee Roasting Control
LeBrew·
The Science Behind Agtron Roast Analyzer and Coffee Roasting Control

Abstract The essence of coffee roasting lies in a series of complex, heat-induced chemical reactions, the most visually apparent of which is the color transformation of the coffee beans. To enable quantifiable control over the roasting process, the Agtron roast analyzer—also known as the Agtron Scale or coffee roast meter—was developed and has become an industry-standard tool for standardized roast...

LeBrew RoastSee C1 | How a Coffee Roast Color Analyzer Works & Why Accuracy Matters
LeBrew·
LeBrew RoastSee C1 | How a Coffee Roast Color Analyzer Works & Why Accuracy Matters

Understanding how a coffee roast color analyzer works—and what factors impact its accuracy—can help roasters achieve consistent, professional-grade results. This guide explains the principles behind NIR technology and shares expert tips for minimizing reading errors.

"RoastSee C1: Enhancing Roast Level and Coffee Flavor"
Ryans·
RoastSee C1: Enhancing Roast Level and Coffee Flavor

"Discover how coffee roasting and color value impact flavor, and how LeBrew RoastSee C1 helps optimize your roasting process."