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Yet another

Postby simonp » Thu Jun 23, 2005 11:18 pm

Here we go again :roll: .

This time a typical Italian style blend (I believe).

5 parts Brazil Santa Terazina
2.5 parts Indian Plantaion A
2.5 parts Guatamalan Antigua
1.25 parts Java Semura robusta

Roasted together as they are all similarly processed.

I took this to about 20 seconds past the first snaps of 2nd crack, which was a higher measured temp than dry processed beans, around 455F measured by thermocouple.
The roast was even, and no oils were visible, the rousta was roasted weel too.

Tried once after 3 days rest. This is quite spicy, with a good bite. Quite lively, but not sharp or acidic. I did full sized doubles. I think a ristretto may be have a little too much bite.
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