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thumpology: Iced Toddy Returns!

By Kent + May 1st, 2009

Iced toddy has returned and we’re ready for hot weather to accompany it! We spent nearly a month testing different beans, blends, brewing times and water to coffee ratios. Somehow toddy was on your radar because many of you came asking for it before we were done perfecting it. Well, we’re especially proud of what [...]

thumpology: Meet Darth Grinder

By Kent + January 30th, 2009

You may have noticed the addition of a third espresso grinder on the bar. Our new Mazzer Robur E, affectionately named “Darth Vader,” is a state-of-the-art bad boy who means business! With the intent of adding another grinder for single-origin espresso, we went on the quest to research and discover a grinder that would also [...]

This month, Thump’s featured coffee is El Salvador Kilimanjaro Direct Trade, Organic.  This coffee is produced by Aida Battle, a female coffee farmer who Stumptown recently invited to Portland to speak at their “Meet the Producers” series.  (See the December thumpology for more info. on our fieldtrip to meet Aida.)
El Salvador Kilimanjaro is a former [...]

january @ thump

By Kent + December 31st, 2008

ART: Nikki Hoke Prayer Flag Oil Paintings
Inspired by her travels to northern India this past spring, local artist Nikki Hoke produced a series of prayer flag oil paintings, which are featured this month at Thump Coffee in downtown Bend.
Hoke says that while spending the majority of her time traveling in the mountainous areas of Dharamsala [...]

Ask the thumpologist

By Kent + September 12th, 2008

If you have coffee related questions you’d like answered in future thumpology articles, post your questions here, and we’ll try to answer them!

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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 »