Brew Guides
Of course you do! Once you have chosen the right coffee using our buyer’s guide, you can use our brew guides to make them taste their best. We have compiled an evolving page dedicated to exhibiting how we like to use each brewer.
Our approach
This method is fairly straight forward, and is very common in a lot of African countries like Ethiopia and Kenya, because it helps deliver the bright, clean coffees these countries are known for. The process involves the farmers removing the exocarp (skin), and mesocarp (mucilage / pulp) from the cherry, leaving the seed encased in the endocarp (parchment) to be washed ,whereafter it is sun-dried and prepared for shipment. Washed coffees tend to taste cleaner, brighter, and reveal a lot of the subtle complexities within each individual coffee.
The world of filter brewing is huge, and there is a lot of great choices out there. We have complied our favourite recipes for each of these following brewers.
The AeroPress is a classic brewer in the world of specialty coffee, and has endless possibilities when it comes to brewing. Here are 3 recipes for our favourite AeroPress styles.
An iconic coffee device that has become synonymous with home-brewing. Here’s how we do it.
No fuss, just simply accessible coffee. We find that this versatile recipe is a great way to express our coffee at its best on this method.
Coffee is primarily a hot beverage, however, when summer comes around, its great to cool down with a lovely iced coffee.
