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Coffee terms starting with D

14 coffee terms starting with D, each with its definition and its German and Turkish names.

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Dark RoastRoasting
Dunkelröstung · Koyu Kavrum
Coffee beans roasted to a dark brown color or beyond, characterized by visible surface oils, low acidity, and dominant roasted or bittersweet notes that mute origin-specific flavor profiles.
DecaffeinatedProcessing
Entkoffeiniert · Kafeinsiz
Green coffee beans that have undergone a decaffeination process prior to roasting to remove at least 97% of their natural caffeine content (or reduced to no more than 0.1% caffeine by mass under European standards), while retaining essential flavor precursors.
DefectsGreen Coffee
Defekte · Kusur
Physical abnormalities, visual imperfections, or off-flavors in coffee beans resulting from agronomic stress or improper practices during harvesting, processing, drying, sorting, storage, or transportation, which impair roast consistency and cup quality.
DegassingRoasting
Entgasung · Gaz Salınımı
The natural process by which freshly roasted coffee gradually releases trapped gases—primarily carbon dioxide (CO2) generated during roasting—which shields the coffee from oxidation while temporarily inhibiting optimal flavor extraction if brewed immediately.
DemitasseGeneral
Demitasse · Dömitas Fincan
A small ceramic or porcelain cup, typically holding 60–90 mL (2–3 fl oz), designed specifically for serving espresso or other concentrated coffee beverages; derived from French (demi-tasse), literally meaning "half cup."
DemucilageProcessing
Entschleimung · Mekanik Müsilaj Temizleme
The mechanical process of removing the sticky, pectin-rich fruit pulp (mucilage) from freshly harvested coffee beans using specialized friction machinery, serving as an alternative to traditional microbial fermentation in wet processing.
DevelopmentRoasting
Entwicklung · Gelişim
The crucial final phase in coffee roasting, spanning from the onset of the first crack to the completion of the roast, during which controlled heat penetration drives key chemical reactions—such as caramelization and sugar browning—to fully unfold the bean's aromatic and flavor potential while achieving a balanced cup profile free from underdeveloped (grassy) or overdeveloped (burnt) defects.
Djimah, DjimmaGeography
Djimah, Djimma · Djimah, Djimma
A coffee origin classification from the southwestern highlands of Ethiopia (also spelled Jimma or Djimmah); when wet-processed (washed), it yields a balanced, low-acid cup with smooth chocolatey and subtle winey notes, whereas naturally processed (dry-processed) lots frequently display a rustic, earthy character and are prone to phenolic or medicinal cup defects, making them primarily suitable for commercial blends rather than specialty coffee trade.
DoppioBeverage
Doppio · Duble
An espresso beverage consisting of a double shot of espresso (literally "double" in Italian), typically extracted using a double filter basket with approximately 14–22 grams of ground coffee to yield roughly 60 mL (2 fl oz) under standard espresso extraction parameters.
DoserEquipment
Doser · Pay Dökücü
A mechanical chamber attached to an espresso grinder, equipped with a spring-loaded lever and internal star-wheel mechanism, that collects ground coffee and dispenses a pre-measured portion (dose) directly into a portafilter upon manual activation.
DPGreen Coffee
DP · Çifte Ayıklanmış
An acronym for "Double Picked," designating a quality sorting standard—commonly applied to green coffee lots (such as those from Sumatra)—where the beans undergo manual hand-sorting twice to thoroughly remove defective beans, stones, and other foreign debris prior to export.
DripBrew Method
Filterkaffee · Akışlı Demleme
A coffee extraction method in which heated water saturates a bed of ground coffee contained within a filter, allowing gravity to pull the extracted liquid through into a carafe or server.
DrugarGreen Coffee
Drugar · Drugar
An acronym for "Dry Ugandan Arabica," designating an official trade classification and export grade certified by the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) for naturally processed (sun-dried) Arabica coffee, traditionally characterized by a heavy body, low acidity, and rustic or cocoa flavor profiles primarily suited for commercial espresso blends.
Dry ProcessProcessing
Trockenaufbereitung · Gün Kurusu
A post-harvest coffee processing method in which freshly harvested whole coffee cherries are dried in the sun with their outer skin and pulp intact prior to mechanical hulling, which—when executed meticulously—imparts a full body, soft acidity, and vibrant, fruity, sweet, or complex flavor profiles to the cup.