Class: Roasting 101
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Our popular Roasting 101 class serves as a launching pad for coffee lovers aiming to become coffee roasters and coffee business owners. This apprentice-style course is the jumpstart you need to get started.
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THE COLOMBIA PROJECT: four rare single-varietal coffees
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Colombia Project: Pink Bourbon from Carlos Cerquera
This coffee is available in limited quantities on our greens page as part of the Colombia Project. The History Discovered in the 1980s, Pink Bourbon...
Colombia Project: Sidra from Arnulfo Leguizamo
This coffee is available in limited quantities on our greens page as part of the Colombia Project. The History Is Sidra a varietal or a...
Colombia Project: Gesha Natural from Natalia Lezama Ramirez
This coffee is available in limited quantities on our greens page as part of the Colombia Project. The History In the 1930s, this variety was...
Colombia Project: Caturra from Faiber Bolanos
This coffee is available in limited quantities on our greens page as part of the Colombia Project. The History Discovered around 1915-1918 in Brazil, Caturra...
Roastery or Café? How to Choose Your Coffee Business Path
People want to start coffee companies because they love coffee. The artistry and science of coffee mean that there’s a deep ocean of information to...
Understanding Development Time Ratio (DTR) in Roasting
Development Time Ratio, or DTR, is the percentage of the overall time spent after first crack, in the final stage of roasting. Depending on the...
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