Green Coffee Sources List - 2021 - Page 3

Discuss roast levels and profiles for espresso, equipment for roasting coffee.
Pacotacomeat
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#21: Post by Pacotacomeat »

You're right. It is mostly 5 lb bags. I hadn't noticed because when i ordered, i was looking for 5 lbs of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe. They do have a few that they offer 1-2.5 lbs, but it seems the 5 lb bags are best priced.

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#22: Post by CarefreeBuzzBuzz (original poster) »

New Sweet Maria's blog post on what is Good For Espresso.

I find this section reflects how I have made decisions in the past.
Most of the information you need to get some idea of how a coffee will perform as espresso is in our reviews. We parse out cup characteristics relevant to espresso extraction, like body and sweetness, in the Cupping Notes tab. Our spider and radar graphs also give a good visual representation of how different cup characteristics or flavors rate. As a general rule of thumb, stick to coffees with a body score of at least 8.5 on the spider graph and 3.5 on the radar graph. I usually want around 3.5 on the radar graph for chocolate, and 8.5 for sweetness on the cupping graph. If you don't like bright espresso, an acidity score of 8.0 or less should be safe (though dark roasting can mute acidity quite a bit on a coffee with a score of 8.5).
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#23: Post by CoffeeGuy248 »

New to the site. Hello all! Roasting at home for 8 years.

I use (note the "httpS")- https://bodega.coffee

50# bags, free shipping, Recent prices $4-5 per pound.

Ships from Minneapolis

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#24: Post by jfjj »

For Canada you can add https://greencoffeeco.com - buy from them from time to time, packaging is great. They also do bulk (beyond 25lbs.
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#25: Post by ScottinTexas »

Wow, thanks for this info! This is the best compilaion of green coffee and roasting sites I've ever seen. I'll be adding these sites to my Roasting bookmarks.

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#26: Post by Peppersass »

Happy Mug should be added to the list of sources who provide both roasted and green coffee.

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#27: Post by TomC replying to Peppersass »

5th from the top.
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#28: Post by CarefreeBuzzBuzz (original poster) »

Peppersass wrote:Happy Mug should be added to the list of sources who provide both roasted and green coffee.
Done.

Tom, the section on roasting and greens is an additional section.
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#29: Post by TomC »

I know it is :)

So is much of the top section though. It looked like you initially were avoiding redundancy.

Great resource either way!
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#30: Post by thirdcrackfourthwave »

Correct link for Mr. Green Beans is https://www.diycoffeeroasting.com/ Thanks for the list, it is helpful.