BLOG — Coffee Roasting
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Light Roast vs. Medium Roast - Coffee Roasting Explained
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What Is A Coffee Roaster? Wholesale, Subscriptions & Coffee Roasting Explained
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Ground Coffee vs. Instant Coffee: What Are The Main Differences?
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Espresso Explained: What's The Difference Between Espresso And Filter Coffee?
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Coffee Tasting Guide – Top 10 FAQs Answered
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Coffee Tasting Terms Explained — How To Taste Coffee Like A Professional
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A Visit from the Producers of El Vergel - What We Learnt
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Coffee Traceability: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
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The Cost of Coffee - What’s Behind the Rise in Coffee Prices?
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Natural? Washed? Honey? Coffee Processing Methods Explained
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How Do Colombia’s High Altitudes Affect Coffee Flavour?
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Specialty vs. Commodity Coffee: What's the Difference?
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Coffee Tasting Experiences - What to Expect During Your First Cupping Session
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Decaf Coffee Beans - How Is Coffee Decaffeinated?
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The Coffee Supply Chain - How Does It Work?
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The Impact of Colombian Coffee Cooperatives on the Specialty Coffee Industry
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How to Buy Specialty Coffee Beans - A Beginner’s Guide
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Arabica Coffee Beans - Why the World Loves Coffee Arabica
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The Colombian Coffee Triangle - The Past and Future of Colombia’s Most Famous Coffee Producing Region
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Single Origin vs. Blends - What’s the Difference?
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What Is Third Wave Coffee? A Practical Definition
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Colombian Coffee Beans - What Makes Them So Special?
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Understanding Different Coffee Roasts - A Beginner’s Guide
Bethany Lees
5 Reasons To Visit A Coffee Roastery
A coffee roastery is one of the most exciting places to be if you’re a coffee lover or interested in how the process works. However, there are still misconceptions about what a coffee roastery is and how it relates to the other parts of the global coffee supply chain.
Bethany Lees
Light Roast vs. Medium Roast - Coffee Roasting Explained
We see ‘light roast’ or ‘medium roast’ on countless packets of coffee, but what do they mean? How does roasting affect colour, flavour, aroma, and brewing method?
Jim Kersey
What Is A Coffee Roaster? Wholesale, Subscriptions & Coffee Roasting Explained
The majority of coffee shops around the world buy their beans from a wholesale roasting company. But what is a coffee roaster? We explore!
Bethany Lees
Espresso Explained: What's The Difference Between Espresso And Filter Coffee?
What makes an espresso different to filter coffee? Many factors ranging from the size of the drink, the caffeine content, the taste, and even the aroma all play a part. But most importantly, these coffees differ due to the way they are made.
Jim Kersey
Decaf Coffee Beans - How Is Coffee Decaffeinated?
We shed light on what decaf is and how exactly coffee is decaffeinated using methods like the sugar cane decaf process so you can make a more informed decision when choosing your next bag of Colombian decaf coffee beans.
Jim Kersey
How to Buy Specialty Coffee Beans - A Beginner’s Guide
Learn how to start buying better specialty coffee with our beginner’s guide. We discuss roast dates, flavours (notes), supermarkets, descriptions on coffee packets, and provide a simple checklist for when you’re in a fix.
Jim Kersey
Understanding Different Coffee Roasts - A Beginner’s Guide
We all know coffee roasting matters to the final flavour but the reasons why are unclear for many. Does dark mean bitter? Does light mean fruity? Is medium roast a safe “middle ground”? Learn how different roasts influence coffee flavour.
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