Winnie the Pooh's Coffee of Choice
I don't know if Winnie the Pooh was a coffee drinker. I can't recall a single instance ever seeing him drinking coffee. Truth be told he kind of seems like...
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Getting to know FTO Nicaragua Segovia
Writing a coffee blog is a bit like playing ‘Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?’ You never know where we’re on this epic journey we’re going to take your...
Sulawesi PT Torarco Tana Toraja-AA
For this blog we thought we’d talk about Sulawesi PT Torarco Tana Toraja-AA. It’s just fun to say this one.This is a fully washed and dried coffee from the region...
ETHIOPIAN WASHED SIDAMO KORATE
For this month’s blog we thought we’d talk about Ethiopia Washed Sidamo Korate. The Korate is the most recent addition to our Single Origin coffees. The question our baristas tend...
new pacific coffee
We have another Pacific coffee! Our Papua New Guinea has flavors of milk chocolate, black walnut, earth and cherry with a creamy body. Balanced with a long finish.
A coffee guy we like
This is a coffee story that our friends at Roast Magazine recently shared. Good people doing good things. We like that.Check it out here or the link below: http://www.fayobserver.com/articles/2011/11/21/1138269?sac=LifeBy Cassandra...
holiday coffees are here
We're excited that they're finally ready so refill your cans! Buy some for a friend! Both are a little something special that we hope we'll have enough of to stick...
it's been awhile
.....But we have great things happening in the roastery!Ethiopian Natual Sidamo is here! Naturally processed Sidamo full of blueberry, cocoa and dried apricot with a light winy acidity and moderate...
bye bye burundi
Roaster Scott has roasted up the last of our Burundi. We'll have an Ethiopian Natural Sidamo to take its spot, soon!
coffee in africa
This site has some cool photos of how folks enjoy coffee in Africa...http://shotzombies.com/2011/06/26/photos-enjoying-tea-and-coffee-in-africa/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Shotzombies+%28Shotzombies%29&utm_content=Twitter
coffee market
We've been watching the coffee market closely. These are a couple of interesting articles.http://futuresource.quote.com/quotes/djstory.action?symbol=KC&id=DJC00hqY10615http://futuresource.quote.com/quotes/djstory.action?symbol=KC&id=DJC00lWY10513
sample roaster in high gear
Roaster Scott has been hard at work with sample roasting - Lintong TP vs Sumatra DP, loads from Guatemala, Nicaragua, Mexico and a lone Honduras. He may be a little...
Costa Rica
The last of the Costa Rica has been roasted. It will be gone for awhile, but stay tuned for something new to keep you going until next year's crop comes...
Your first blog post!
Welcome to your blog! A blog is a great place to share details on your products, business and whatever else you think your shoppers might like to hear from you....