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   One very important factor in creating the best brew for you, is the grind.  Every way you enjoy coffee has its own special way to grind it.  The filters used often dictate the grind.  Having a perfect grind will bring out the best flavor and taste possible for your particular bean.        Let’s start with the largest grind and work through to the smallest grind and how they are used.        Extra Coarse grind is used for Cold brew coffee and Cowboy coffee brewing.  This is going to have a long brewing time and extract...

  No one knows how all coffee beans are grown!  Each continent, country has a specific way to grow their coffee beans.  Hawaii the only true place in the USA where coffee is grown is on Volcanic Ash or soil!  It is known around the world as Kona Coffee.  The elevation, air flow, sunlight and soil determine the taste of its coffee.  Often said to be some of the best in the world.        Now back to the coffee of the world, each area has an elevation, airflow, heat and soil that determines what their coffee tastes like in your cup.  Coffee...

Yes, there are different ways to grind coffee beans!  The most common are the Blade grinders and the Burr Grinders.  They come in various shapes and sizes.  As a homeowner, you need to decide which is best for you.  Economy wise, the blade wins hands down.  From a few dollars to a bit higher the blade grinder is what most folks buy.  The Burr grinder is for the more sophisticated coffee consumer.  Most times, it is larger, grinds more, better built, has an elaborate grinding system and does a better job.    The blade grinder uses multiple cutting blades like a...

Keeping your beans whole until you are going to make your coffee is a great way to extend the life or freshness of your coffee. We offer grinding your fresh roasted coffee, but recommend keeping them whole bean. This allows the bean to stay whole and intact keeping the freshness intact and air from dissipating the freshness.      Never place your coffee into a freezer as it doesn’t keep it fresher and will add moisture to it. Flash freezing is one of the few ways to keep coffee fresh while frozen. This requires special equipment and processes that most people do...