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Re: Peru Organic Pile-on

Thing is, now that I've roasted some for presspot brewing, I find no fruit at all in the cup. Re-reading the description, I might characterize my roast as "City+", where the fruityness fades and gives way to a more raisin sweetness. This does seem more in line with my current batch. Maybe...
by JonR10
Mon Apr 29, 2013 1:23 pm
 
Forum: Americas
Topic: Peru Organic Pile-on
Replies: 3
Views: 211

Re: Peru Organic Pile-on

Hi Guys, I jumped all over the Peru Organic Puno Quispe because of the fruit-forward description. It seemed to me that with the fruity notes and heavy body that this coffee might be terrific for espresso! Also, I just love some fruit in ...
by JonR10
Mon Apr 29, 2013 1:18 pm
 
Forum: Americas
Topic: Peru Organic Pile-on
Replies: 3
Views: 211

Me & the beans, we're buds

... navigating that BC fog... Yeah, no minor disasters like that since. More fine coffees roasted and consumed, most recently used the last of the Peru #14 in an ad-hoc morning blend with a bit of the Pitaloka making one part to two parts of the overnight rested Buenavsita #1738. Yeah, left the ...
by martin
Sun Apr 14, 2013 4:34 pm
 
Forum: New Member Introductions
Topic: I have met the beans
Replies: 1379
Views: 207400

Re: Peru Organic Pile-on

I pan roasted the Peru Organic Puno Lot #33 yesterday, stopped just after the end of FC. Seem to be an uneven roast and looked quite dark, but then I dont usually roast that light. I am going to give it another day or two rest before ...
by rustic_roaster
Wed Apr 03, 2013 8:26 pm
 
Forum: Americas
Topic: Peru Organic Pile-on
Replies: 3
Views: 211

Peru Organic Pile-on

I don't see a thread for any of the recent lots from Peru, so I thought I'd kick one off with a few brief words about the Organic Lot #16 which I've finally gotten around to roasting. May have gone a bit beyond the ideal City finish, but at 13⅓% weight ...
by martin
Tue Apr 02, 2013 5:29 pm
 
Forum: Americas
Topic: Peru Organic Pile-on
Replies: 3
Views: 211

Re: New to Air Roasting, Sources of Beans?

... If you choose to order from more than one of my offerings, please take the base price (Sidamo $4.08, Sumatra $3.47, Colombian $3.49, Panama $2.91, Peru Norte $3.67, Rwanda $4.06, Ethiopian d/c $3.04) plus the 50cents per lb. Club fee, multiplied by the number of lbs., and prices from your other ...
by Barrie
Sat Mar 23, 2013 12:34 pm
 
Forum: Using Air Roasters
Topic: New to Air Roasting, Sources of Beans?
Replies: 10
Views: 238

Beans and I

... certainly not any wrong in getting five pounds of each of these. If only I'd been as successful with the smaller "tasting" bags - the Peru #16 and Bolivia #1738, which I'd hoped might still be available if they struck me that way, have both dropped off the list - if not quite before ...
by martin
Wed Mar 13, 2013 4:24 pm
 
Forum: New Member Introductions
Topic: I have met the beans
Replies: 1379
Views: 207400

Smokin' Behmor

... the weather in NJ allowed me to roast this past Saturday (I've been chomping at the bit!). I ran two separate roasts (Ethiopian Illubabor and a Peruvian) and was surprised when I noticed a lot of smoke early (3-6 minutes) into the roasts. The smoke was coming out from around the door seal, and ...
by ChemEng
Mon Mar 11, 2013 10:34 am
 
Forum: Using Drum Roasters
Topic: Smokin' Behmor
Replies: 12
Views: 298

Re: Weight loss of roasted decaf beans?

... - a French Roast blend that corresponded exactly to my expectations - i.e.: 470 degree bean temp, dark roast, 20% weight loss. Roast 2 was a Peru that I took to 457 degrees, I called it light Vienna (medium dark) and it had a 17% weight loss - I pulled this before 2nd crack was audible and ...
by dickc
Sun Mar 03, 2013 9:25 am
 
Forum: Decaf Coffees
Topic: Weight loss of roasted decaf beans?
Replies: 2
Views: 364

I have ordered some beans

... the stock to get me to the spring/summer bounty. 5 lbs of the Majahual and the Mandheling-Aceh, smaller bags of the Buenavista #1738, Peru #16, and No-Name-O. I have an almost embarrassing amount of some origins in the freezer, so no more from those parts of the world for now! I was ...
by martin
Mon Feb 25, 2013 6:26 am
 
Forum: New Member Introductions
Topic: I have met the beans
Replies: 1379
Views: 207400
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