Posts Tagged ‘harvest’

Many people don’t think of coffee as an agricultural product that, like strawberries, peaches, and cherries, has a specific growing season. When fresh fruit is in season, you’re in heaven and you can’t get enough of it! When out of season, it’s usually a disappointment to eat. Similarly, coffees around the world ripen and are [...]

In previous Thumpology articles we’ve discussed how the roast can affect a coffee’s flavor. How it is processed after harvest can have an even more significant influence on its ultimate flavor.
Not to be confused with processing food, which might involve removing nutrients, adding artificial stabilizers, flavors, preservatives, etc., processing coffee is an all-natural sequence of [...]

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thumpology: Exploration of Brewing Techniques March 8th, 2010
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thumpology: Exploration of Brewing Techniques

Each brewing method brings out different characteristics in coffee. We examine a handful of brewing methods, such as drip coffee, press pot, Hario pou[...] Read the rest »