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Congratulations on your coffee shop success! The LLC structure is indeed a smart move for liability protection. Your focus on market research, quality ingredients, and building a solid plan is insp...

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the flavor profile deteriorates rapidly about 10 days after roasting.  I enjoy my coffee between day 4 and day 7 after roasting and the beans are stored in an airtight jar.  I think CO2 e...

Todd, I also use a Gene Cafe. Because mostly of ignorance, I tend to roast at the highest temp setting and rarely change it during the roast. I'm now learning how important the roast curve is. I w...

@John Uriarte  What are you storing the coffee in after roasted?

My roaster is a Gene Cafe roaster.  It has about a half-pound capacity.  However, I use 227 grams as my typical size of roast, as it gives more granularity in pre-roast/post-roast weighin...

No doubt YES!

Hey John, Like most brewing methods, it really depends on what your target/intenetions are as well as how you are brewing. For full immersion cold brews I have found sweet and chocolate-forward c...

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I am new to cold brew so I have no idea what I am doing. Is there anything to consider when picking a bean to roast for cold brew? Do you roast the beans the same as for hot brewed coffee or do you...

Ok, that makes sense. Thank you!

We are curious to know if folks are roasting in grams or ounces as well as what measurement is being used to track temperatures.  Most standards in our industry are built around grams and mil...

Hey John, The simple answer is yes. This really comes down to what the goal of your "cupping" is. There are standardized protocols and best practices for cupping coffee which include certain para...