Archive for August, 2009
Much ado nowadays pairing gourmet coffees with matching desserts, or chocolate varieties. We’ve discovered something new for you to pair. Why not pair a premium coffee with the unique and individual personality of someone you care about.
People are all so different. For a fun change of gift-giving pace,
for Someone Special find the perfect gift by his or her ‘Character’.
Interestingly every coffee has its own character profile, it’s own nature. Wouldn’t it be a novel and interesting thought to match the style of a coffee gift, to Dad’s own very special style? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Coffee Beans, Costa Rican, Dutch Influence, Ethiopian, Guatemalan, Indian, Jamaican, Javan, Kenyan, Mexican, New Guinea, Peruvian, Sumatran, french roast, gourmet | 
Tags: French roast, Indian coffee, Jamaican coffee, Javan coffee, Mexican coffee | 
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The Basics of Gourmet Coffee Tasting: Experienced tasters follow a very strict routine ritual when tasting a new gourmet coffee for the first time: much like the wine advocate tasting a new port.
They burn their mouths from letting the hot gourmet coffee linger for so long in their mouths. They want to enjoy the full body of the gourmet coffee without the coffee being so bitter its perks their nose. Note to Readers: The taste profiles and characteristics discussed in this article apply to drip gourmet coffee. Flavor characteristics and descriptions will change with alternate brewing processes. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Coffee, Columbian, Costa Rican, Guatemalan, Kenyan, Mexican, Sumatran, caffeinated, decaffeinated, gourmet |
Tags: Columbian coffee, Costa Rican coffee, Guatemalan coffee, Kenyan coffee, Mexican coffee, Sumatran |
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