Tasse Coffee CQI Q Grader Devil's Water Experience Tour

 

I am very interested in the "Devil's Water" part of Tasse Coffee's CQI course. This part mainly allows students to experience an important skill in coffee tasting - keen sensory identification ability.

During the course, the instructor will prepare some special water samples, which may have some special chemical ingredients or fragrances added to them. Students need to carefully identify the characteristics of these water samples through smell and taste, and compare them with standard purified water.

The purpose of this training is to develop students' keen awareness of taste and aroma. When tasting coffee, being able to quickly identify different flavor profiles is a very important skill. Even small differences can mean significant differences in coffee quality.

By smelling and tasting "Devil's Water", students will exercise their sensory responses and improve their ability to distinguish subtle taste changes. This will not only help achieve good results in the CQI course, but also play a key role in future coffee tasting work.

 

Participants in Tasse Coffee’s CQI course often show great interest in the "Devil’s Water" segment. This part is designed to let students experience a crucial skill in coffee tasting – sharp sensory discrimination ability.


During the course, instructors prepare special water samples, which may contain added special chemicals or spices. Students need to carefully identify the characteristics of these water samples through smell and taste, and compare them with standard purified water.


The purpose of this training is to cultivate students’ acute perception of flavors and aromas. In coffee tasting, the ability to quickly recognize different flavor characteristics is an extremely important skill. Even subtle differences can indicate significant variations in coffee quality.


By smelling and tasting the "Devil’s Water," students will sharpen their sensory responses and improve their ability to distinguish minute flavor changes. This not only helps them achieve good results in the CQI course but also plays a key role in their future coffee tasting work.