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La Minita Peaberry from Caribou Coffee
In this day and age, I tend to be more skeptical of coffee beans from large chains. Caribou Coffee is owned by Panera Brands so they shouldn’t be thought of as being very local.
But this bag was more exceptional. While you can’t count on...
Medium-roasted Honduras from Bean There Coffee Shoppe
When visiting this Robbinsdale, MN based coffee shop for the first time to buy a bag of beans, I decided to go against my better judgement a little bit and buy this bag. The hesitancy was from the fact that there was no date on the bag, whe...
Honey processed Arabica from Càphin Minneapolis
The Aeropress recipe I ended up doing the most with this bag was the one from Nick Hatch, and the recommended grinder settings for both of my grinders among other variables seemed to work the best.
When doing the Tetsu 4:6 method with the...
Costa Rica, Central Valley – Light Roast from Dunn Brothers
The best cup I remember having with this bag was when I did Tetsu Kasuya’s “Super Hybrid Method” with the Hario V60. The perfect settings on the JX Pro was at 2.7.2 I believe.
City Girl Blondie Blend Light Roast
I don’t know if it was just this bag, but it was one light-roast labeled coffee in which I needed to treat it more like I would normally brew medium roast to unlock the full taste.
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