What I’ve been drinking – Mexican Tanetze filter and Honduras Ethiopian long black
Started the day with a bang today with a Mexican Tanetze filter. Not only was the coffee a little nutty to start with, as it opened up, it blossomed into […]
Started the day with a bang today with a Mexican Tanetze filter. Not only was the coffee a little nutty to start with, as it opened up, it blossomed into […]
Getting the citrusy acidity balanced is an art, and in this cup it is pulled off to perfection. As it opens up the lemon becomes more pronounced and did I […]
Smooth, warm, dark sugar, hints of fruit and delicious. Sure it was a little complex, but it was well balanced and yet another enjoyable experience from Colombia. (Via: Paramount Coffee […]
Dropping by Pablo & Rusty’s in Gordon to give back a thermos, I figured it was obviously coffee time. The coffee, a doppio of Ethiopian Kochere, was in a word…. […]
If you’ve been out and about in Sydney of late, you may have started thinking to yourself that the quality of coffees is on the downturn. Sure… they taste good… […]
Coffee is all about experimentation and sometimes these experiments bring something new to experience (and I am all up for that). Today, leaving my fate in the hands of The […]
Dropping into one of my favourite cafes in Sydney, Salvage Specialty Coffee, I was sold on the idea of having Bokasso 3 ways. I am a massive fan of having […]
With the trend towards the lighter roast, Mecca are starting to really do some interesting things with their various coffee offerings. Today, checking out Centro Cafe in Eastwood (first time […]
It’s been a while since I’ve dropped in here, even though (or maybe because) it’s one of the closest cafes to me, but it is great to see that it […]
Starting with the dry aroma, it smells like a rich, fruity, natural Ethiopian, but as an espresso, it develops so much more. Tasting alot like Xmas, there was a heady […]