Ginny Wang
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Mango coffee 芒果咖啡館

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What is your position in the coffee industry?
barista, coffee shop owner, barista trainer, coffee roaster
Where are you located? ( City and Country )
Yunlin,Taiwan
How many years have you been in the industry?
four years
If you are a barista or shop, are you interested in a barista exchange with another coffee shop/barista?
yes
About Me:
Hello~I'm Ginny~or u can call me "Mango Queen"~
I'm partner of the Mango caf'e~
so everybody here call me "the Queen of the Mango"...

I'm the baker of Mango caf'e ,too

However I just done nothing here except make coffee ,cake, and meal,and have fun here ~




Viva coffee~ ^_^ ~
About My Company:
We are small and growing café shop under name of mango café; we input fresh bean mix with Taiwanese bean into our own roaster ( Dierich 7Kg), we specializing in espresso blends and single origin coffees. At our HQ we using La Marzocco GB/5 3GH to make espresso and so on……………… also we have Lever Machine 3GH and Synesso 2GH in other 2 shop


Visit tw.myblog.yahoo.com/mango-cafe/ or call 886-5-584-1987 for more information.

Mango caf'e Cihtone store :(I always here ^^)
No 114 Jhonshan RD Cihtone Township Yunlin County 647 R.O.C

our blog~
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/mango-cafe/
Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/芒果咖啡館/277088752577?ref=ts
Website:
http://www.facebook.com/ginny.wang.taiwan

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At 6:24am on December 16, 2009, Alun Evans said…
Hi Ginny, been funnelling some enquiry your way. Mostly Taiwanese locals. Hope you get some of them in to try your coffee. Cheers, Alun
At 4:48am on December 16, 2009, Bryan Dyer said…
Excellent and very fun photos. Will we see you in London for WBC?
At 10:47am on December 15, 2009, Joseph Robertson said…
Nice Pics Ginny,
What is the make/brand of your level espresso machine?
At 8:34am on June 18, 2009, nik orosi said…
great pics....all the best
At 1:31am on May 6, 2009, Hung Nguyen said…
Hi Ginny Wang,

Nat is right. espresso is not Vietnamese coffee habit. Normally, Vietnamese drinks drip filter coffee. In our mind (Vietnamese), coffee is dark and bitterness. it can not drink without sugar. Some people surprise when I drink coffee without sugar. People drinks low quality coffee mixed with soy bean, corn, and others. The higher quality beans are exported. This low quality became their favor and taste. Why do they mixed others with coffee? because Vietnamese refers to drink ice coffee. If they serve ice coffee with 100% pure coffee, it is tasteless like water.

Espresso coffee houses are in big city. for smaller city, the drip-filter coffee is everywhere.

Why reneka is popular in VN? becase reneka is distributed by An Nam (a french - vietnamese company). I hate the name "an nam". France called Vietnam (their colony country) was an nam. One of importance for espresso machine is local service. An nam can provide this. It is funny that their service team does not know anything about espresso.

If possible, pls share with your coffee house management.
At 9:28pm on April 28, 2009, Nat Paolone said…
Hi, well espresso is the Italian coffee culture, and every country tries to make proper espresso ideally.
When I say low quality, I mean the opposite of quality. GB5 is high quality. Reneka machines (from France) are low quality and make poor extractions. Many cafes use Reneka in Vietnam as they are the cheapest machines. Vietnam grows low quality coffee, and not many good coffee roasters. Therefore tastes not good. Simple as that. Also there is a high tax on imported green and roasted coffee which makes things difficult.
At 8:39pm on April 28, 2009, Nat Paolone said…
Hi Ginny how are you?

My name is Nat Paolone, I am a Barista Trainer/Manager for an Italian coffee roaster, distributed in Vietnam.. I am from Canada, but learned espresso from living and working in high-quality cafes and a boutique roaster in Australia for 3 years. I am interested in getting to Taiwan. Vietnam I think lacks far behind other Asian countries in quaility espresso because most places use really low-quality Vietnamese beans, poorly roasted, and also low-quality machines. So it is definately a challenge.

I also regularly train in Cambodia and Laos.

Tell me about yourself...?

Nat
At 8:50pm on March 22, 2009, Leo Li said…
Nice latte art, Like it.
I am from Tianjin,China.
Now i am in US, Hope to visit Mango cafe sometime.
At 7:15pm on February 5, 2009, Kim Pang said…
女王,在这儿也看到你了。
At 12:41pm on February 4, 2009, Greenway Barista said…
my friend silence from houston is going to see you!
 
 
 

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