I believe the county ordinance specifies a minimum lot size of 40,000 square feet, which comes to a bit under 1 acre. It also allows two cows or goats, and you probably have some neighbors with lots that size that might be willing to host these animals and share the milk. I haven't tried goat milk in caps or lattes

Mary, short answer No - but I'm on a bit of a hiatus from green coffee purchases. As you read on the other thread, my hiatus pushed me to finally try the Burman's Guatemala COE #5 that was in my freezer for a couple of years. I would be tempted by all of their auction Guatemalan offerings. I applaud them

That's good news. QA should do a short burn-in on the new machines just to weed out any infant mortality issues

I emailed LM support to inquire about postponing my order and mentioned the smell as a concern. Here's what I got back. So I kept the order on this encouraging news

I love it! While I agree with the others who said the "automatic" leveling and spring-loaded tampers make it easy for motorically challenged baristas to tamp properly, your gadget, which does look a bit challenging to use at first will actually help train and improve the barista's tamping skills, skills that will transfer to his or her use of the

I'm stumped! Hopefully it doesn't sour you on B&W altogether, they're probably my favorite specialty roaster

Hi, My micra arrived this afternoon ! I love it ! No plastic smell. I tried a couple of shots, the first was not good, the second was great after dialling the grinder. I'll try the latte tomorrow. [img] {link}[/img]

Red is such a festive color. I always like the red color of my Maximatic - maybe it's the better choice!

Thanks for that share. I'd take a hard pass on those blends though

I have a regular stock Strega tank. While it is not the most tricked-out temp adjustable machine, I appreciate being able to do a flush to greatly adjust temperature. To my taste a lighter roast coffee can be tasty with no flush or short flush (higher brew temp), while a dark roast or blend with robusta can benefit from