Andrew Boyer: Coffee Lover and Home Coffee Roaster
40 episodes
9 months ago
Coffee is traded or sold in very different ways. In fact there are basically two coffee markets: commodity coffee or non-commodity coffee (specialty coffee). Specialty coffee consumers value a variety of factors like origin, growing and processing techniques, roast level, etc. But with commodity coffee only one thing matters: price. Commodity coffee is like any other commodity, the only differentiating factor is price. And the price for commodity coffee is set on...
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Coffee is traded or sold in very different ways. In fact there are basically two coffee markets: commodity coffee or non-commodity coffee (specialty coffee). Specialty coffee consumers value a variety of factors like origin, growing and processing techniques, roast level, etc. But with commodity coffee only one thing matters: price. Commodity coffee is like any other commodity, the only differentiating factor is price. And the price for commodity coffee is set on...
Home Coffee Roasting Part 3: Where to Buy Green Coffee Beans (RR35)
Roast and Reason: A Coffee Podcast
11 minutes
7 years ago
Home Coffee Roasting Part 3: Where to Buy Green Coffee Beans (RR35)
Home roasting coffee was the thing that really sparked my interest in specialty coffee and eventually led to this podcast. I have been home roasting for about a year and a half and very much enjoy it. Home roasting is a great hobby that is part science, part creative, and totally delicious.Previous episodes in the home coffee roasting series have discussed DIY methods for roasting coffee including roasting in the oven or on the stovetop and also dedicated home roasting coffee mach...
Roast and Reason: A Coffee Podcast
Coffee is traded or sold in very different ways. In fact there are basically two coffee markets: commodity coffee or non-commodity coffee (specialty coffee). Specialty coffee consumers value a variety of factors like origin, growing and processing techniques, roast level, etc. But with commodity coffee only one thing matters: price. Commodity coffee is like any other commodity, the only differentiating factor is price. And the price for commodity coffee is set on...
