FRENCH PRESS COFFEE ROASTERS: Camilo Merizalde What you'll need: Origami cone-style dripper (plastic is preferred over ceramic) If you don’t have an Origami dripper, you can use either a Kalita...
Do you have an Origami dripper? Let's take a look at why this is a favourite dripper of mine, and walk through its origin story, pros and cons, and some...
We chatted with the Director of Coffee and Founder of Traffic Coffee, Jesse Lewin, to learn more about this coffee roaster and some upcoming secret projects they have on the...
Catur is a collaborative project between So So Good Coffee Company, an Indonesian coffee sourcing consultancy; Dr. Ian tan Taufik, and Mikael Jasin, a two-time Indonesian Barista Champion. Catur uses the innovative process of...
The 2023 World Barista Championship was held at the World of Coffee, in Athens, Greece. The coveted title of World Barista Champion was won by Boram Um, whose family owns...
Spanning 471 hectares, Gesha Village is the largest privately owned farm in Ethiopia and rests on the land that was the birthplace of the celebrated Gesha varietal. “The Gesha varietal...
Chance Coffee is operating as the sole specialty coffee roaster in Windsor, Ontario! We caught up with their owner Ryan Nantais to hear about their recently opened cafe and the...
Hailing from Montreal, Quebec, is Melk, a roastery that focuses on sourcing coffees with holistic farming practices. Since opening, owners Dominique Jacques and Myriam Asselin have committed to only sourcing...
EPOCH CHEMISTRY: Zuberi Matsitsi What you'll need: Origami cone-style dripper (plastic is preferred over ceramic) If you don’t have an Origami dripper, you can use either a Kalita Wave dripper, or...
MELK: Bon Décaf What you'll need: An AeroPress Filter of choice (Two AeroPress standard filters preferred) 14g of coffee (medium grind, approx. 900 microns) 220g of water at 92°C/197°F 10g of...
CHANCE COFFEE: Heart Eyes (French Press) What you'll need: A French Press Kettle 450g of water at 96°C/205°F 28g of coffee (medium-fine grind, approx. 820 microns) Two spoons How to make...
This is our preferred method because the ice doesn't melt during the brewing process – you add it in after the coffee has been brewed. We accounted for the coffee ratios too, so...