Chillin’ like a Maravillain

On August 22, 2009, In Coffee Education, By Luke

Late posting this, but we have the espresso roast of our Direct Trade Itzamna coffee, from Finca Maravilla.  ”Espresso” roast doesn’t necessarily mean it’s “dark” or “darker”, but the time/temperature profile of the roast is different than the production roast we brew for filter coffees.  This is done to highlight certain flavors that would really shine [...]

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Open July 4th

On July 3, 2009, In Coffee Education, By admin

We’ll be open Saturday July 4th from 8am-5pm*, our normal hours.  The asterisk is that if the Strip District turns into a ghost town before 5pm we may close up early.  For the record I think it will be quite busy, so while some of our neighbors will be closed we’ll be doin’ our thang.
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Last Calls

On October 12, 2008, In Coffee Education, By admin

Intelligentsia has sold through their lot of Esmeralda, and we’re well into our last bag, so get down here and try it while we still have some available.
We’re going to be introducing some new coffees this week, so to make room on the menu we will be taking the Itzamna (Guatemala) and Flecha Roja (Costa [...]

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now serving coffee. seriously.

On August 16, 2008, In Coffee Education, By admin

Here’s a new menu for you to think about before we open tomorrow.  No house coffee on Sundays, peeps.

We’ve got the Gaturiri Auction Lot Kenya up first- and I’d say it’s the best coffee we’ve had all year (if you like bright/sweet/smooth that is).  Please try it black.  Next up we’ve got the new crop [...]

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