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There has been a good amount of talk about Black and White Roasters on the What is wow'ing you? mega-thread so I thought I would give them a try. Big thanks to IMAWriter for bringing this to everyone's attention over on that thread.
I ordered 17ft Ceiling espresso from Blue Bottle for the first time.
When it arrived I started organizing it into the 50ml centrifuge tubes that I'd used for 20g shots of Intelligentsia Black Cat in the past, but 20g didn't come close to fitting in there. I needed around 60ml...
I'm looking for something different for myself, a good bean for espresso, French press and pour over. My go to has been stumptown hair bender or holler mtn. I don't always have time for espresso but don't want to get an espresso specific bean and never get to it because of time...
Any recommendations for someone who loves his AM Redbird as cappuccino? want to brach out a bit but have always come back to RB
Of course the price would be hard to beat so lets say Redbird 5lb bag price with free shipping with 30% range...
I have felt like I have had a lot of good coffee this year, but nothing that has really wow'd me. So I am just wondering if you guys could point in me in the direction of some exceptional coffee, only caveat is that I am not comfortable with light roasted espresso as my Preciso...
Anyone recently try the Verve Sermon roast? I was getting this on and off & loving the blueberry notes along with just a very balanced flavorful cup. I only drink cappas (two double shots with about 4-5oz. steamed/frothed milk) per day. Loved this until the last bag I got had...
Relatively new to owning a lever machine and a grinder; I got my EPC-8, basic Mignon grinder and after trying a few things settled on American Beauty (from Northbound). Super happy with AB - it's light, sweet/chocolatey and forgiving of the vagaries of an Europiccola.
Hi I'm more of a passive person on the site for the past 12 years or so and have been reading more lately since time is aplenty during the Covid shutdown.
First some background, my wife and I lived in Zurich, Switzerland for several years in the '90s and used to travel to Como...
