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Coffee grind sizes to target for your brew method are an important part of achieving really great flavor from your coffee. -
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In humid, cloudy climates like those that can be found in parts of Indonesia and Vietnam, the Wet-Hulled process is used in part to speed up the drying time and expedite… -
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While you may not have heard about Honey coffees until a few years ago, the lots that are processed using this method have become increasingly popular through the 2010s,… -
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Natural processed coffees have a long history—possibly the longest history in the coffee-drinking world. Picking the ripe coffee cherry and allowing it to dry… -
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The Washed process was developed in order to make post-harvest coffee preparation and drying quick and efficient while maintaining quality. In this video, shot at Finca… -
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The French press, also known as a cafetieret or, coffee plunger was patented by Italian designer Attilo Calimani in 1929 -
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Invented by Italian engineer Alfonso Bialetti in 1933 this stove-top coffee maker quickly became one of the staples of Italian culture -
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Cold brewing, also called cold water extraction or cold pressing, is the process of steeping coffee grounds in water at cool temperatures for an extended period -
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