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by blackice » Thu Apr 27, 2006 6:30 pm
After talking to some fellow merchants, coffee shop owners I got some information about their blends for espresso and turkish/greek. So here's their advice (don't expect details!):
Espresso:
1. Brazil Santos+Guatemala+Nicaragua+10% Robusta
2. Brazil Santos+Costa Ricca+15% Robusta
3. Brazil Washed+Dry+Semi-Washed + optionally 10% Robusta
4. Brazil+Costa Rica+Djimah+10% Robusta
5. Brazils... (very general I know!!!) The Brazil Ipanema Espresso or the BSCA Espresso blend are two fantastic examples of this technique
Greek/Turkish
1.Brazil Santos+Ethiopia Mocha Harar+20% Robusta
2. Only Santos+Robusta
3. Only Harar+Robusta
4. Add Guatemala to number 2
I believe in the value of good Robusta in small percentages in blends. Find very good Robusta from Uganda or India. Robusta is indigenous to Uganda.
Olympia Cremina
Mazzer Super Jolly
Turbo Crazy
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by blackice » Fri Apr 28, 2006 8:56 pm
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6. Brazil Monte Alegre (dry)+Guatemala Antigua+Nicaragua or Ethiopia Djimah+ Costa Rica Dota
Olympia Cremina
Mazzer Super Jolly
Turbo Crazy
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by zix » Fri Apr 28, 2006 9:06 pm
I like the last one! Lots of good singles in that.
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