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#51
#51
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Getting ready to roast tomorrow. This is a Guatemala Huehuetanego. It’s tasting notes are dark chocolate, nutty and smooth. It’s a perfectly normal classic coffee. Nothing too crazy going one with this one.

I’m also going to be roasting a Costa Rica Cordillera Del Fuego. It’s an anaerobic process where the coffee bean is hermetically sealed and then fermented for 18-24 hours. This gives the coffee a very unique flavor with notes of cinnamon, red apple and vanilla. It kinda reminds me of Dr Pepper. It’s a personal favorite of mine because I’ve never had another coffee that tastes like this one.

I’m planning on blending the two to create a “Christmas” blend. But I can easily do either one on its own.
 
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#54
#54
volfan_89 said:
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Getting ready to roast tomorrow. This is a Guatemala Huehuetanego. It’s tasting notes are dark chocolate, nutty and smooth. It’s a perfectly normal classic coffee. Nothing too crazy going one with this one.

I’m also going to be roasting a Costa Rica Cordillera Del Fuego. It’s an anaerobic process where the coffee bean is hermetically sealed and then fermented for 18-24 hours. This gives the coffee a very unique flavor with notes of cinnamon, red apple and vanilla. It kinda reminds me of Dr Pepper. It’s a personal favorite of mine because I’ve never had another coffee that tastes like this one.

I’m planning on blending the two to create a “Christmas” blend. But I can easily do either one on its own.
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Those look like chit!


Happy new year!
 
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#55
#55
Are you gonna need some Asian Palm Civets smuggled into the country? I might know a guy.....
 
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#65
#65
CCB56342-D62B-4BFE-91DD-7EBFB3AE43AF.jpegChristmas blend 2020 (well I guess technically 2021) is done. That’s about 30oz of freshly roasted coffee. I’m going to keep 10oz for myself cause it’s my first time doing this blend and I want to see how it turns out. But the other 20oz is up for grabs. If anyone wants let me know and we’ll figure out shipping.
 
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#70
#70
Brewed some of the Christmas blend this morning. I think it turned out really well. And it should get even better. Fresh coffee needs about 3-6 days to off gas before it tastes it’s best.
 
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#73
#73
volfan_89 said:
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The Boeing 717 was not that successful. Basically, it was an MD-95, which itself was a slightly updated DC-9. Not pretty. Not sexy. Outdated when it debuted. Don't get me wrong, the DC-9 was a jet for its times. A mule for the small to intermediate markets, it was deployed internationally. If you're going to tag with a Boeing aircraft number designation, may I suggest the 787. Take a gander at the Dreamliner.
 
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#74
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Tin Man said:
The Boeing 717 was not that successful. Basically, it was an MD-95, which itself was a slightly updated DC-9. Not pretty. Not sexy. Outdated when it debuted. Don't get me wrong, the DC-9 was a jet for its times. A mule for the small to intermediate markets, it was deployed internationally. If you're going to tag with a Boeing aircraft number designation, may I suggest the 787. Take a gander at the Dreamliner.
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