SMART or BASIC: Which GINA suits your coffee needs?
Now this is a question that has been asked quite a lot: What is the difference between GINA Smart and GINA Basic? Let’s get a bit in-depth about what are the differences between the two.
7 tips to get the most out of specialty coffee
You just bought a bag of specialty coffee and you're ready to brew! To get the most out of your precious beans we gathered 7 useful tips that will take your brewing to the next level. Ready? Let's ...
With the Covid-19 outbreak panic leaving us stuck at home, social media has proven to be a wonderful way to (re)connect with friends, family and even the vibrant community of coffee lovers from all...
About a bean: Special(ty) people
After great feedback from last week’s blog post about specialty coffee, a lot of our readers wanted to know a bit more about how a cup of specialty coffee is different from a “regular” cup. Apart f...
What is the perfect coffee ratio? The math behind the perfect cup of coffee
So what ‘s the deal with this ratio that everyone is talking about? It is actually one of the first “settings” when you are brewing a cup of coffee.
What to do if you have a bag of coffee that is too acidic for your taste? Can you mute that vibrancy in your pour-over? You can. But the process is not as simple as turning down the volume knob ......
The specialty coffee (xs)dictionary
We compiled a list of common expressions that you'll hear when talking to specialty coffee geeks. Learn them by heart by the time you order your next cup of coffee.
Emi Fukahori - becoming a World Brewers Cup Champion | Interview
Brew yourself a nice cup of coffee and enjoy a dozen minutes with Emi Fukahori, World Brewers Cup Champion 2018! A video by European Coffee trip.
There’s a catch to brewing coffee, especially when it’s freshly roasted. It’s called blooming.
Have you ever wondered, how a bean transforms from green to brown? Continue reading and you’ll learn the basics of roasting coffee.
What is the difference between cold brew coffee and cold drip coffee? It is actually the same principle, it just comes down to two different methods. And taste!
Want to try the brewing method that Emi Fukahori used to win the World Brewers Cup? Here's the recipe! Use it wisely!