The preparation of brewed coffee is equally as important as growing, harvesting, processing, and roasting.
Unlike preparing a glass of wine (ie: open a bottle and pour), coffee needs to be ground, measured, and brewed by the final consumer. All these steps require a protocol that, when followed with precision, will guarantee you as close to a "perfect" cup as possible. Generally, when a reputable roaster identifies a coffee via flavor descriptions (ie: blueberry, chocolate, jasmine, etc.) the only way we can taste these characteristics is through the proper preparation protocol.
When we commit to this protocol, we begin a new relationship with coffee that expands our sensorial horizon to destinations previously unattainable. Above we've provided guidance to help you prepare and enjoy coffee at home. |
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