What are You Brewing?
What are You Brewing?
What are you brewing this weekend?
Post pictures, names, descriptions, recommendations, whatever you want to share that you think will help others.
May your brew be satisfying and your weekend restful.
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Itâs a pretty standard price in Toronto for a bag this size. If youâre local, you may be able to get a better deal if you visit the store in person. Itâs a very nice lounge with 80-90s music (on vinyl!) and a friendly vibe.
It's definitely not expensive, and is very reasonable for decent to good roasts. I didn't mean to sound as though I was implying it was excessively priced (I wasn't implying that). Sorry about that. I only meant to ask if it was worth the price for the quality. For example, sbux, to me, isn't worth the price tag (even though it's not expensive), because I don't like their coffee. That sort of thing. The vibe sounds amazing!
Oh, I think itâs worth the price, as long as you manage expectations of what youâre buying. This is by no means a fancy/experimental light/medium roast (like deMello, another Toronto-area roaster) with lots of complex notes and flavours⌠the â42â is definitely a classic Italian base with a good aroma to it. Itâs a post-roast blend, and it seems to me like at least 2, maybe 3 different roasts. 2/3 dark, with 1/3 medium/light beans, just based off casual observation.
Ooh! I love those types of blends, they're so interesting! I did multi-roast blends, and they were some of the most interesting roasts I've ever done. It just takes so much longer to roast, since I have to basically roast several singles to make the blend. When it gets warmer, I plan on making more of them. I started saving up for the 42, and I will add deMello Roasters to the list, too. They seem very good, too. Any specific roast that you would recommend?
I havenât tried many of their coffees yet. If you like fruity, acidic notes, De Mello Ethiopia Bensa may be for you.
I like fruity notes, but not acidic notes. They usually come hand in hand, though, so I take what I can get haha I'll add that to the list. I do tend to like Ethiopian coffees. Thanks!
I tasted the Italian roast today, and it was amazing. It's not 100% degassed, yet, which is to be expected for a darker roast 3 days out. I'll wait a couple more days before I try again.