Coffee Roaster Build schedule
BATCH #225
US/CANADA CUSTOMERS: READY IN MID DECEMBER
International Customers: Shipped/Done
Nov 29, 2023: For US and Canadian roasters, this batch arrived on the west coast on Saturday and is enroute to Minneapolis now. We expect about a week of travel time.
BATCH #226
US/CANADA CUSTOMERS: READY IN February
International Customers: Ready in December
This batch is in progress. Many of the smaller machines have been reserved but we are taking reservations for what is remaining. Give us a call.
While you wait
Understanding Low Acidity Coffee
The most common customer request commercial coffee roasteries get is for low-acidity coffee. Before you run down that rabbit hole, here are a couple of...
Green Coffee Buying Basics
Depending on your coffee quality target, buying green coffee can be either easy or one heck of a lot of work. If you’re roasting very...
Roast Sensory Cues: A Detailed Analysis
We have worked very hard to build the most capable and most thoughtfully instrumented commercial coffee roasters ever built. We record data multiple times per...
What's the best Roast Development Time (DTR) and Finish Temperature?
I’ve been asked this question in class and seen it online innumerable times. "What has the greatest impact on a finished roast, the roast development...
What is a soak?
We get asked quite often – what is a soak? When we refer to a soak in our Roasting 101 class, we’re generally talking about...
What's In A Roastery: Part 5
This is the fourth in an ongoing series on what tools we keep in the Mill City roastery for efficiency, quality control, and more. Click...
Green Blending Basics
The mystery of blending In a recent post about creating a great Holiday Blend, I mentioned a few strategies for blending greens. Blending helps roasters create...
Building the Best Holiday Blend
Blending Basics Blending coffees is a topic we cover every time we teach our roasting classes. We share some of the best practices, methodology, and...
What's In A Roastery: Part 4
This is the fourth in an ongoing series on what tools we keep in the Mill City roastery for efficiency, quality control, and more. Click...