Single Origin Roasters – Espresso
As a strong long black, I don’t mind admitting that the Costa Rica El Con-Quistador was quite tasty today. Started off quite heavy and a bit roasty, but thanks to […]
May 2015
Single Origin Roasters Costa Rica El Con-Quistador
First #coffeemornings coffee of the day was on the Costa Rica El Con-Quistador as a long black. Let’s see how we go…
Salvage Specialty Coffee – Espresso
Ended up having 2 espressos. Both on the @artificercoffee Bolivia Estanislau Panuni, the first was a little under dosed, and tasted like a milky apple juice. Wasn’t bad, but not […]
Salvage Specialty Coffee – Filter
Of course we the Bolivian was offered as a filter, I wasn’t going to say no, but it really wasn’t ready. The aroma was great. The mouth feel was nice, […]
Artificer Coffee – Bolivia Estanislau Panuni Bag
Always in the mood for one more coffee, I dropped by @SalvageCoffee on the way home and managed to score some of the very freshly roasted @artificercoffee Bolivia Estanislau Panuni. […]
Anvil Kirribilli – Rwanda Long Black
Dropped by Anvil for a couple of coffees, but neither were particularly memorable. If anything, of the Rwandan long black and the @samplecoffee Pacemaker, I think that the blend did […]
Pablo & Rusty’s Gordon – Batch Brew
And then as I can never have enough coffee, I also grabbed the Kiangoi as a batch brew because, why not. It was a nice finish the the #coffeehunt but […]
Pablo & Rusty’s Gordon – Cold Brew
Then after a brief interlude with an aeropress made with the Kiangoi, that had a light mouth feel, soft sweetness, fleeting sourness and an overall nice balance, I moved onto […]
Pablo & Rusty’s Gordon – Espresso
Dropped off the kids and went for a random #coffeehunt drive that resulted in a visit to @pabloandrustys Gordon. I love coming here as I just grab a number, sit […]
More Consensus on Coffee’s Benefits Than You Might Think
When I was a kid, my parents refused to let me drink coffee because they believed it would “stunt my growth.” It turns out, of course, that this is a myth. Studies have failed, again and again, to show that coffee or caffeine consumption are related to reduced bone mass or how tall people are.