College Station Coffee Delivery

I'm curious about countries which grow coffee, but it is not readily available and not as talked about in the community. For example, I heard that Yemen coffee is top tier, but since there's an ongoing war in the country there's just no way to export...

I just got a bag of anaerobic natural process Ethiopian from Red Rooster. I really like most of the flavors. It’s super fruity and a little chocolatey and unlike any coffee I’ve had before. I’ve been using an Aeropress. The first few brews had a distinct balsamic...

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I’m newer to the coffee game. I have been grinding beans from a local roaster and have loved their offerings. However, 1/10 cups, there is just a cup that is…wow. I can smell it after grinding the beans and before I place them in the filter…I know I’m about to have...

Hi. I bought readily grinded coffee bean online, i believe it is light medium roasted. No matter how i try, i still get this awful sour coffee. What shall i do? I normally weigh 18g of medium to dark roast coffee bean, and about 120ml of water. But for this light...

I need help from a hardware expert! I have a Tchibo coffee maker that grinds beans. The brewing unit gets easily dirty, so I have to clean it often. Today the unit didn't fit anymore. As you can see the gear wheels don't line up anymore. That's why it...

I received an Ethiopian Yirgacheffe from Anodyne Coffee 3 or 4 days after roast (This was mid January). For the first week or so it was extremely tea-like and floral. It was more tea-like than I really wanted, and I tried different brew methods and ratios to get more...

Disclaimer: I posted this to r/AeroPress, but for some reason it doesn't show up in the feed and reddit doesn't even show me post insights, so I don't know what is happening, but that post is shadow banned for some reason. I'll post it here to more...

I read several good reviews about this machine, including on Seattle Coffee Gear, which convinced me to give it a try. While the machine is nice to look at and purports to offer several different drink types, they all taste very similar and are very much on the under...

I buy from a local roaster in my area. I find their coffee to be quite enjoyable, and I use a Chemex with a Hario Skerton hand grinder. Given that the grinder has no "settings" per say, just a giant screw, I'd say my beans are always like a slightly...

Currently new to the speciality coffee. I use aeropress to brew at home. I'm more into light roasted coffees and mostly all of them taste the same to me. Need suggestions as to how can I develop the palate submitted by /u/LuckPuzzleheaded9118 [link]...

Does anyone still go to a coffee shop and read a book for around 2-3 hours with a coffee? I go there every Friday in the mornings like around 10-12 or to maybe 1 pm. Got my Digital Light Novel to read on my ipad mini 6 with some nice vanilla caffe latte. ...

Recently replaced my 1zpresso jx hand grinder with a niche zero. I still have a bit of dialing in and burr seasoning to do, but even my very acidic shots are much more drinkable than the hand grinder. The flavors are much more balanced, and when I do find a moment in...

I'd like to compare the level of fines between my grinders and am wondering how to normalize grind level between them. Would the following protocol be accurate/useful enough? Dial in a shot of espresso so that each grinder produces the same shot time with the...

I have an old Hamilton Beach FlexBrew 49988 (address below so you can see) that I think has finally given up the ghost today. And unfortunately that model is no longer available nor can I seem to find anything quite like it. On one side it was designed for single...

So I’ve been in a cycle of pour over, aeropress and French press with my auto drip in between for a while. I love the non auto methods (no issue with drip either), especially the rituals of each process. However, on work days I’ve just found that the time I’m spending...

What are some more forgiving brew methods? Been using a french press for a while now and kinda want something that's a little faster. submitted by /u/Storm50721 [link] [comments]

https://youtu.be/gCJ7kgs8r-8 Lance just dropped his latest video on the history of home espresso machines. In this video he takes a look at some of the first domestic espresso machines. submitted by /u/Comedyishumorous [link] [comments]

https://youtu.be/oWMbuTc7iIU James Hoffman’s latest video just dropped on a the Original Tiramisu! James believes tiramisu is the best way to eat your coffee! This is his first video in his The Classics of Coffee series! submitted by /u/Comedyishumorous...

I recently decided that I want to explore the interesting world of coffee. I have purchased an aeropress and a jx pro grinder. Also I have a fellow stagg electric kettle on the way. With this said I have two questions (I have only 1 week of experience with these...

I was sensing a lot of bitterness in my coffee (AP or V60) and came to the conclusion the culprit might be fines. ​ The result ​ How I ground the coffee My grinder is Timemore Slim. I decided to try and sift fines from the coffee using a common kitchen...

I should preface this by saying that I know all the usual caveats for WAC recipes. They're not practical for everyday home brewing, they're tuned to a specific coffee, they're made for a specific water composition, so on and so forth. I get that I...

Been shopping around for an SCA coffee maker, most of them have way more than I'd ever need as my wife doesn't drink coffee so I am usually only going to drink 3-4 cups at a time. Any recommendations for either: A smaller, good quality SCA coffee maker? A...

Although things can always be improved, I'm generally pretty happy with my pallet from a being able to discern tastes and flavours perspective. I can pick up on the manufacturing side of things pretty well (ie roast levels and processes), as well as things like...