College Station Coffee Delivery

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I really have been enjoying my Hario switch size 03 lately using a method similar to the clever brewer method James Hoffmann covered, but I’m looking for a way to brew a larger volume with similar results. My current method: Hario V60 filters rinsed with water just...

I’ve been letting my beans degas but it seems to take so long before they are even usable? I’m ordering 2-3 weeks in advance before using them (cafe not home) and they still seem to be too “fresh” or is it another problem? I have beans roasted on 2nd feb and I’ve been...

Hello! After lurking for a bit and getting some local roast near me I got a kit for at home and have been excitedly trying to get better at pour overs, pretty easy to do when you have 0 experience, or so it seemed. I'm working with: v60 Decanter w/ the included...

I have a Baratza Encore grinder that has always been great and very consistent, but I’ve been noticing that light roasts do not come out looking even in the grind. It also sounds like the motor is working way harder with these beans. Any advice on improving the...

I am in the market for a handgrinder i can also take to work and idealy it should complement my virtuoso plus hat home. I usually make french press or V60 pour over. Apart from usuability between automatic and manual, how does the Virtuoso Plus ground coffee compare...

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I am a Costco member and was surprised to see this online. I do have my concerns in buying 4 lbs of it. The upside is that it is $39.99. It is labeled as light roast. It seems to pass the eye ball test… anyone try this? submitted by /u/BarnOwl74 [link]...

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I need help finding an affordable way to grind coffee beans for espresso. Many web blogs suggest that espresso requires more than a coffee grinder for the house. It seems like I have to spend over $500 on a good grinder for both drip and espresso. I bought fine ground...

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Has anyone ever tried Rarebird's coffee with paraxanthine? It's a metabolite of caffeine that retains the uplift but mitigate's caffeine's side effects. New to the market and have been very intrigued. submitted by /u/Cultural-Mix-7946...

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Lately, I have been making my own with a Moka pot and Cafe Bustelo. I even got a thumbs up from one of my Cuban friends. Does anyone have some secret recipes or a certain brand of coffee they use? Inquiring minds want to know. submitted by /u/easy10pins...

Hi all! Recently got some Ghiradelli syrups. According to the packaging, it says to use within 3 weeks, and also emphatically says NOT to refrigerate. I know that coffee shops that use these syrups probably go through them within 3 weeks, but I was curious if anyone...

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edit: my gear so far is the Ninja Hot/ Cold Brew System, Timemore C3 Pro Grinder & Timemore Black Mirror Scale Still trying to figure out if and what I'm doing wrong and any search comes up very basic. If I search for instance V60 I can come up with so many...

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This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Fifteen coffee recommendations featuring some of the best coffee varieties, exciting processes, thoughtful blends, and more.

This article is from the coffee website Sprudge at http://sprudge.com. This is the RSS feed version. Fifteen coffee recommendations featuring some of the best coffee…

For instance; it's a world of difference between picking a banana from the plant, eating it fresh and a banana you buy in a supermarket. So does this apply to coffee? It still needs to dry, it still needs to rest after roasting so are you getting any benefits...

I recently moved to a new place in January and have been suffering symptoms that many of my friends think could be allergy-related. The thing is, I’ve never been allergic to anything at all. Ever since I moved, I’ve been waking up with either a stuffy nose, runny...

I know this is an exceptionally rare offering, but while I’m not broke I’m trying to find some. Anyone know a roaster that currently has a eugenioides in stock? submitted by /u/gongfugang [link] [comments]