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When you roast the same bean on a regular basis and do the same roast profile – most of the time the taste turn out approximately the same. But sometimes it doesn’t anymore. That could be the beans getting older or changes in the environment.
This time I visit Cristian Scigliano, barista and roaster at Andersen & Maillard in Copenhagen.
I also talk to roasting consultant Michael de Renouard and roaster Kenneth Kastberg. We first heard from Kenneth in episode 6. This time he tells about how he build in pressure measurement in an old roaster.
I have written a post about the factors in changing weather.
Made by: Therese Brøndsted, CoffeeNavigated.net
Cristian at the Loring roaster
Cristian brewing espresso at Andersen & Maillard
Kenneth at the rebuild Toper at his previous job at MokkaHouse
The rebuild Toper with pressure measuring
See photos of Cristian and Kenneth – and their roaster
Roast degree makes a big difference for the taste of coffee. But other factors can make the coffee taste roasty and smokey.
This time I visit Ida Kofoed Lindhart at Kontra Coffee in Copenhagen. Recently they changed roasting machine: From a 65-years old Probat to a brand-new 70 kg Loring.
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Published 12/08/19
How different do Geisha coffees taste ? This time we do a blind cupping of the coffees we roasted in last episode: five Geishas and one Ethiopian.
We are at The Coffee Collective here in Copenhagen with roaster Samuli Marilla.
Made by: Therese Brøndsted, CoffeeNavigated.net
Published 11/25/18