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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the coffee tasting notes template in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and the date at the top of the form. This personalizes your evaluation.
  3. In the 'Coffee & Type' section, specify the coffee you are tasting. This helps in tracking different evaluations.
  4. For each sensory attribute—Aroma, Acidity, Flavour, Mouthfeel, Balance, and Aftertaste—rate them from 1 to 10. Remember that specialty coffee should score no less than a 5.
  5. Use the 'Aroma Comments' field to jot down specific observations about the aroma of the coffee.
  6. After scoring, add or remove up to 5 'cupper’s points' in the final box for a more personalized score.
  7. Utilize the extra space provided for any additional comments or notes regarding your tasting experience.

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Pay attention to the order of the flavor notes. Flavor notes tend to go in the order of the coffee drinking experience. This means the first flavor note likely references fragrance/aroma, the middle notes reference the actual flavor, body, acidity and/or sweetness, and the last notes reference the aftertaste/finish.
While they may not be able to put a name to the notes, the classic, understood flavors of coffee are cocoa, nutty, and perhaps a bit of graham . These are all common, hard-to-mess-up flavors, and are the end point of many coffees before they become burnt.
If youre just exploring how to truly taste your coffee, its worth learning these four important steps: smell, slurp, locate, and describe.
Baked Coffee that is flat, dull and very boring. Bitter A harsh, sour and even unpleasant taste that is noticed mostly in the back of the tongue. Bouquet The aroma of coffee that has been freshly ground. Bready Coffee with a grain-like aroma that reminds one of bread.
Good coffee should be sweet. Usually either fruity (bright and acidic, but in a good way, not a sour way) or chocolatey (sweet in a darker, more complex way than the fruity sweetness).

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Some of the ways that the mouthfeel of a coffee can be described include heavy/light, buttery, smooth, thin, and syrupy. When you first taste a coffee and do not get any immediate or dominant flavours on your mouth, it can most likely be labelled as neutral. A rich coffee is usually full-bodied and bold in flavour.

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