College Station Coffee Delivery

The other day I went out to grab a beer with some new friends and one of them said, "I'm starting to get into more fancy coffees", and I secretly got a little excited because when someone says this I immediately think, 'YES. Someone I can geek out...

I have a Breville Duo Tempo I’ve always used, a Cuisinart Bur grinder, and I got these beans from Costco they’re the cafe Verona Starbucks beans I bought from Costco. Never had them before but it was ok at first. Past few days, my espressos have been tasting like tea....

I’ve recently purchased a Jura S8 and have just performed the first prompted cleaning with the Jura cleaning tablet. I’ve brewed 8 cups since and each taste like chemical. A hell of a waste of good coffee. Any suggestions on how to flush it out without wasting coffee...

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Has anyone had the issue when set to hot milk it still foams the milk like on the cappuccino setting? Just had a jug overflow with foam before it even hit 80 degrees. I don’t always have this issue. It’s happened maybe 2 out of 50 times, but wondering if it’s...

For a couple months now i've notice that my shots have been pulling really fast (around 10-15s with a 5s pre infusion). I have my grinder ( rancilio rocky) at the finest grind setting i could get it, as i thought that i just need to grind finer and its still...

I recently acquired a vintage Tricolator 32 cup coffee urn. Any help in figuring out how much coffee to use for a full pot? I assume the grind should be course, but how course is considered course? Any tips would be appreciated. submitted by /u/fche1...

In looking to for an automatic brewer that can make a good single cup, I have come across the Moccamaster Cup One and the OXO 8 Cup Coffee Maker with single cup mode. Has anyone tried both? Can anyone comment on the quality of the single cup mode with the OXO? My...

I just gently blow and shake the grounds. But I'm wondering if there is an electric device that can save me some time. Edit: I mean after grinding submitted by /u/dogchow01 [link] [comments]

I recently learned about James Hoffman's Aeropress dice and I really loved the idea but was sad to discover they were only a limited run. But I was thinking if I had a table of the dice faces I could just proxy the game with my own DnD dice, or even etch my own....

TL;DR - Cupping complex coffees is a lot of fun, even if you are not super into coffee in general. If you are into coffee and some friends are not but like to learn, doing a cupping together can STILL be lots of fun. Picking coffees with clear notes makes this...

Hey all! I love a good cup of coffee, and while camping I have many ways of grinding and generally making coffee. But boiling water is always the elephant in the room. Generally the easiest answer is to utilize fire in some way, whether that's a campfire or gas...

For years my wife and I only would make pourovers and loved the routine and quality. We now have a 7 month old and the exhaustion and time is simply overwhelming. Anyone have a great recommendation for a machine or other single cup method that can be done faster and...

I've talked about this before on this sub and I just wanted to share some more recent findings for fellow Moka fans (man I'm away from home for the holidays and all I had access to was a Kalita 102 but ended up buying a 3 Cup Moka Pot because I just miss the...

I always do this for kicks after switching to and finishing the dial-in for a another coffee and am left with under 15 grams of a previous coffee. I have never been impressed with the result before and will never again try this with light and dark roasts as the one...

Any point in doing this? Long story short, only coffee brewer I'm in proximity of right now for ~5 days is a Kalita Wave 102 but the only filters I also have access to are V60 01, 02, and 03 - any chance at a passable brew or should I not waste the precious...

I ordered coffee last week. It roasted and shipped on Monday and arrived today, so it's only three days after roast. I decided to give it a try using the setting I had been using for my previous coffee (Starbucks Veranda Blend from the supermarket, which was...

I created a spreadsheet of the coffees in Onyx's latest Advent Calendar for 2022. Feel free to copy to take your own notes! Note that some coffees were not found on Onyx's site, so I did my best to track down tasting notes submitted by ...

I designed this for my own needs based on an earlier reddit post and some Google search results. None of them offered an actual editable/printable sheet in high quality, so I made one: Home Barista Coffee Logbook - Google Sheets The current design is printable on A4...

Hi, Not a usual problem, just want to know what happened here. This morning I had a very strange and unusual shot with my Delonghi Dedica. After 5 seconds of fine brewing the Dedica could not brew more coffe even I could hear the pump trying to put the water out in...

The title pretty much says it. I want to gift a really nice coffee to one of my family members, who is a self proclaimed “coffee snob” (jokingly). I would really love to gift them something you can’t usually find where we live (east coast USA). Would love some ideas!...

Comparing a few grinders that might improve my travel situation. My current grinder is an 1Zpresso JX. Love the thing, but it weighs 650g and doesn't pack easy. I've seen some options that would fit inside an aeropress (<47mm diameter), but obviously...

Hi, so I was wondering if anybody could help me figure out coffee water recipes? I'm wanting to try Calcium sulphate instead of Magnesium Sulphate for water hardness. anyone know how much calcium sulphate is needed to give the equivalent hardness of Magnesium...

hi guys. i was wondering if i can get some hand holding here. i dont want to go to crazy with coffee. so i just want to know the basics about it. I know i should read the wiki, but i am not trying to make coffee into a whole hobby and want to avoid getting deep into...