Unlocking Consistent Coffee Flavor

Unlocking Consistent Coffee Flavor

A Guide for the Discerning Aficionado Are you tired of the rollercoaster ride of inconsistent flavor profiles in your daily cup of joe? You’re not alone! Many of us have been there, scratching our heads as to why our favorite brew tastes different every time we...
Percolating: The Devil’s Trade-off

Percolating: The Devil’s Trade-off

Percolated coffee served post-sermon is often a crime only churches could get away with. There, I said it. If we have learned anything in our quest for the perfect cup, it is that we should not have to settle for the set-it-and-forget-it methods of which percolating...
Drip Coffeemakers vs Other Pour-overs

Drip Coffeemakers vs Other Pour-overs

Pour-over brewing methods and their automated cousins known as drip coffee makers both produce brewed coffee by passing hot water through coffee grounds, but they differ in several important ways. Let us establish from the outset that depending on your bean, roast and...
A Quick Guide to Boil-in-the-Pot Coffee

A Quick Guide to Boil-in-the-Pot Coffee

Boiling coffee directly in a pot on the stove is a method that has been used for centuries in various cultures, particularly in areas where access to specialized coffee brewing equipment may be limited. It wouldn’t be far from the truth to say that half the...
Top 6 Varietal/Roast Combinations for Espresso

Top 6 Varietal/Roast Combinations for Espresso

Unlocking Espresso Excellence: A Ranking of Top Varietal and Roast Combinations In the world of espresso, where precision and flavor intertwine, the choice of coffee varietal and roast plays a pivotal role in crafting the perfect shot. Espresso aficionados know that...
Chemex vs the V60 Coffee Extraction System

Chemex vs the V60 Coffee Extraction System

Which Coffee System is Right for You? The Chemex and V60 are two popular pour-over coffee brewing options, each with its own set of characteristics and merits. As with most coffee equipment, the decision should be driven by the coffee varietal you are working rather...

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