Showing posts with label coffee snobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee snobs. Show all posts

Monday, March 15, 2010

Coffee Roasting Log, Bhmor 1600, 15th March, 2010

Behmor Home Coffee Roaster + 8 pounds coffee + free shipping
Bean:: coffee snob, "Decaf Wow"
Weight: 500gm
Weight roasted:: 420gm
Ambient temp :: 20.9c
Weight Profile ::1 pound
Profile :: P2 "c"
Time :: 21.30s
First Crack:: 6.10s
Rolling Crack::??s
Second crack 2.55s
Cool down:: 2.00 Happening into the cool down.


Grading, sweet maria:: 10-11 City+
Notes: The is the first large amount of decaf that I've roasted. Really hard to hear a second crack. The other thing I expected was a quicker roast which didn't happen.


I'm probably going to try a different decaf next time. There isn't enough information from coffee snobs about the bean or where it is from.


Taste will tell!

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Roasting log, behmor 1600, 3rd of Feb 2010


Behmor Home Coffee Roaster + 8 pounds coffee + free shipping 

Bean:: coffee snob, "Brazil Pulped Natural"
Weight: 500gm
Weight roasted:: 262gm
Ambient temp :: 21.1c
Weight Profile ::1 pound
Profile :: P2 "c"
Time :: 21.30s
First Crack:: 5.01s
Rolling Crack::4.32s
Second crack 2.00s
Cool down:: 2.00 Happening into the cool down.


Grading, sweet maria:: 12 City++ Has come out very dark
Notes:: First Time with this roast. C
offee Snobs notes




Sun dried and screened to 17/18 this is the perfect Brazilian base to your favourite traditional blend.  It roasts evenly and produces good body and balance in the cup.  Great value in a rising market and we bought plenty of it to give CS’rs some consistency in their blends





Looks like it is more suited to blending but we will give it a crack!
Got to the second crack with about 2 minutes to spare. Was still cracking definitely on cool down. Very reminiscent of the coffee which we used to purchase at Ranges coffee for their decaf.