I Effed This All Up Part 1 of Many: Wrong Sized Vessel For My Coffee Brew.

Coffee Smarter Season 2: Episode 6

I Effed This All Up Part 1 of Many: Wrong Sized Vessel For My Coffee Brew.
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I Effed This All Up Part 1 of Many: Wrong Sized Vessel For My Coffee Brew.
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Topic: What Happens When We Lose Part of a Brew
Guest: Chris O’Brien, Coffee Cycle Roasting
Title: Founder & Head Roaster
Connect: Coffee Cycle Roasting • www.coffeecycleroasting.com • @coffeecycleroasting


KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE PODCAST

  • Jonny Pops are the best popsicles ever.

  • Chris suggested I brew smaller cups with the Kalita Wave (12-15g of ground beans), and it has been working! I’m still not an expert but the improvements have been notable.

    A silver water kettle is blurred in the background (left) on a white marble countertop. A silver cone-shaped pour over coffee brewing device with ridges called the Kalita Wave sits on a glass Kalita branded coffee beaker filled 2/3rds of the way up.
    ©KalitaUSA on Instagram.
  • Coffee theory of extraction doesn’t always match up with real-world brewing results. All the various flavor extractions are happening simultaneously. All components of a brew—from start to finish—are important to the final results.

  • Brew your entire batch into one vessel!

  • Unless you want to perform a ruler test. Split your brew batch into thirds—1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Taste test each batch to see how the flavors being extracted changed during the brewing process.

  • Just because a coffee isn’t perfect doesn’t mean it isn’t drinkable!

  • Click the button below to set up a Coffee Cycle Roasting subscription so you don’t ever run out.

A profile of a coffee cart built on a bicycle frame that has been rolled into a retail space. A coffee bar made of live edge wood has been been built up over the bicycle's front tire and is covered in hot water kettles and pour over devices. A lower shelf holds tall white tins filled with coffee beans for sale and burlap coffee sacks hang underneath the shelves covering up the guts of the machine. A video screen projection of a mountain is on the back wall under a pink flamingo hanging next to a mini-rainbow flag from a water pipe near the ceiling.
©@coffeecycleroasting on Instagram

R!WC INDUSTRY PARTNERS

R!WC podcasts and newsletters continue to be free because we have some amazing industry partners and supporting listeners.

  • Coffee Cycle’s Back-To-School Maker’s Market is being held at the shop in Pacific Beach, San Diego, CA, on Saturday, August 26, from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Stop by and say hi!

  • San Franciscan Roasters are stepping up to support the Coffee Roasters Guild 2023 retreat in Blaine, WA (September 28 - October 1). If you’re a roaster and want to get some quality industry time, you can find more details here: https://www.crgretreat.coffee/

    ©@sanfranroaster on Instagram

A huge, on-going thank you to this show’s industry partners. Click these links!

Roastar • Zumbar Coffee & Tea • First Light Coffee Whiskey • Steady State Roasting • Mostra Coffee • Coffee Cycle •  Camp Coffee Company • Ignite Coffee Company • Ascend Coffee Roasters • Marea Coffee • Cape Horn Coffee Roasters • Hacea Coffee Source • Crossings Coffee • Acento Coffee Roasters • Sivitz Roasting Machines


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