Comments on: Making Sense (or Not Making Sense) of Words for Roast Color http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/ The world's leading coffee buying guide Wed, 22 May 2013 23:26:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Arjuna http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-2618 Arjuna Wed, 21 Nov 2012 23:33:35 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-2618 Best roast colour ever Organo Gold has very good aroma http://mycapturepage.com/cp23.php?id=470 Best roast colour ever Organo Gold has very good aroma http://mycapturepage.com/cp23.php?id=470

]]> By: Rocky Jarns http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-212 Rocky Jarns Sat, 11 Dec 2010 14:48:48 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-212 I know there are different kinds of roastings of the coffee beans and if you notice, starbucks, coffee beans or any of these franchise companies have packaged of these roastings. What i personally do is buy these packs from these companies and just put them into my coffee makers and every morning i can enjoy a great cup of coffee to start a great day ahead. I don't find the need to go to starbucks everyday and its more cost saving as well. I know there are different kinds of roastings of the coffee beans and if you notice, starbucks, coffee beans or any of these franchise companies have packaged of these roastings. What i personally do is buy these packs from these companies and just put them into my coffee makers and every morning i can enjoy a great cup of coffee to start a great day ahead. I don’t find the need to go to starbucks everyday and its more cost saving as well.

]]> By: Rocky Jarns http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-211 Rocky Jarns Sat, 11 Dec 2010 14:48:03 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-211 I know there are different kinds of roastings of the coffee beans and if you notice, starbucks, coffee beans or any of these franchise companies have packaged of these roastings. What i personally do is buy these packs from these companies and just put them into my <a href="http://toptenbestcoffeemakers.com" rel="nofollow">best coffee makers</a> and every morning i can enjoy a great cup of coffee to start a great day ahead. I don't find the need to go to starbucks everyday and its more cost saving as well. I know there are different kinds of roastings of the coffee beans and if you notice, starbucks, coffee beans or any of these franchise companies have packaged of these roastings. What i personally do is buy these packs from these companies and just put them into my best coffee makers and every morning i can enjoy a great cup of coffee to start a great day ahead. I don’t find the need to go to starbucks everyday and its more cost saving as well.

]]> By: John Shupes http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-202 John Shupes Sat, 13 Nov 2010 22:33:36 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-202 Thanks for clearing that up with the Dark and Light roasts in preference to the many companies labels to them, like Starbucks. It can be confusing when someone is used to how and what makes a dark and medium roast. Coffee is a delicate subject and i like to drink mine medium roast. Thanks for clearing that up with the Dark and Light roasts in preference to the many companies labels to them, like Starbucks. It can be confusing when someone is used to how and what makes a dark and medium roast. Coffee is a delicate subject and i like to drink mine medium roast.

]]> By: BenP http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-199 BenP Wed, 22 Sep 2010 16:11:27 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-199 The roast color does seem to say alot about a coffee brand. I particularly like the <a href="http://www.needcaffeine.com" rel="nofollow">intelligentsia coffee</a> roast color. The roast color does seem to say alot about a coffee brand. I particularly like the intelligentsia coffee roast color.

]]> By: Pawel http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Pawel Tue, 03 Aug 2010 20:44:58 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-194 Thank You Ken for the reply and article! Yes the roaster uses the qualification of roast degree according to the old days. Myself I love it and think it is very precise! As to the question I posed myself, I tried the offee Papua New Guinea Sigri roasted City+ and it is more appealing to me. The FC of it has delicious taste yet it is quite hard to replicate from cup to cup, it is very demanding and picky and I think the parameters change as it ages. On contrary roasted City+ there is just slightly more of fruit notes and they're present throughout the cup, but then it is very replicable and more balanced over all. And I finally didn't order the sumatran beans at FC! :) I must also say I was happy you reviewed the Papua New Guinea Kimel Peaberry! I was not very impressed with it but then I worked some more and I found two sweet spots and now I can only say this coffee rocks!! Here is a post on that: http://www.home-barista.com/coffees/how-was-your-morning-coffee-today-t10043-160.html#p176611 Thanks and best wishes, Regards Pawel Thank You Ken for the reply and article!
Yes the roaster uses the qualification of roast degree according to the old days. Myself I love it and think it is very precise!
As to the question I posed myself, I tried the offee Papua New Guinea Sigri roasted City+ and it is more appealing to me. The FC of it has delicious taste yet it is quite hard to replicate from cup to cup, it is very demanding and picky and I think the parameters change as it ages. On contrary roasted City+ there is just slightly more of fruit notes and they’re present throughout the cup, but then it is very replicable and more balanced over all.
And I finally didn’t order the sumatran beans at FC! :)
I must also say I was happy you reviewed the Papua New Guinea Kimel Peaberry! I was not very impressed with it but then I worked some more and I found two sweet spots and now I can only say this coffee rocks!!
Here is a post on that:
http://www.home-barista.com/coffees/how-was-your-morning-coffee-today-t10043-160.html#p176611

Thanks and best wishes,
Regards
Pawel

]]> By: bill Boggs http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-191 bill Boggs Sat, 24 Jul 2010 02:02:09 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-191 For a number of years I drank Marques De Paiva Columbian Supremo. The Supremo is not much handled anymore and is not available. What's the deal with the Columbian Supremo? I am currently using the Green Mountain K-cups, Sumatra Reserve. I like it but would like to use the beans or a similar coffee. What's your opinion of Marques de Paiva coffees? For a number of years I drank Marques De Paiva Columbian Supremo. The Supremo is not much handled anymore and is not available. What’s the deal with the Columbian Supremo? I am currently using the Green Mountain K-cups, Sumatra Reserve. I like it but would like to use the beans or a similar coffee. What’s your opinion of Marques de Paiva coffees?

]]> By: ben bona http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-190 ben bona Thu, 22 Jul 2010 16:50:35 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-190 Never, never in my time on this planet have I ever read such drivel. This is by far the most absurd site on the entire net. Never, never in my time on this planet have I ever read such drivel. This is by far the most absurd site on the entire net.

]]> By: Amber lyn simard http://blog.coffeereview.com/coffee-business-roasting-and-retailing/making-sense-or-not-making-sense-of-words-for-roast-color/comment-page-1/#comment-188 Amber lyn simard Wed, 14 Jul 2010 15:29:57 +0000 http://blog.coffeereview.com/?p=277#comment-188 As a newbie to the actual gourmet coffee/espresso world, I can honestly say this was extremely helpful. I'd like to review coffee myself someday and perhaps have my own shop, but I've got a lot to learn! Coffee roasting terms have been one of the more confusing concepts for me to understand, and you cleared the fat for me. Although I will say it is hard to read about Starbucks coffees because they always seem so bitter (at least the ones I've been to). I just start to write them off sometimes as soon as I see the name, haha! As a newbie to the actual gourmet coffee/espresso world, I can honestly say this was extremely helpful. I’d like to review coffee myself someday and perhaps have my own shop, but I’ve got a lot to learn! Coffee roasting terms have been one of the more confusing concepts for me to understand, and you cleared the fat for me. Although I will say it is hard to read about Starbucks coffees because they always seem so bitter (at least the ones I’ve been to). I just start to write them off sometimes as soon as I see the name, haha!

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