Roasted to Sip

Why sip your coffee?

Why not sip your coffee! Coffee is delicious, lets savor our time with this beverage. Remove the cream and sugar and POW! you are on a new journey with coffee. Embrace the lighter roast to open up your sipping palette. Brew your coffee with a recipe and introduce flavors that reflect florals, citrus, nutty, and chocolates, while still giving a balance to the over all cup.

Light roast coffee

Yes its a different flavor of coffee that you may be use to, however is that a bad thing? Add a light roast coffee to your line up of coffees at home and open yourself up to a bright new outlook on coffee. It starts with the green beans and the farmers that care for these regions. Next the roaster waits for that sweet moment, when the bean begins to speak and introduces the sweetness from deep down. Adding just the right amount of heat, the maillard reaction occurs providing the acids, sugars, and natural flavors of the region shine through.

Coffee Crafted with Experience

We are two people that enjoy sipping our coffee. We each have 2 decades of experience in the coffee industry and the culinary world. We roast coffee that we drink daily and we roast it light. We prefer high elevation, washed coffees, and will always gravitate toward an Ethiopian coffee when we can. For those who have not had a light roast yet, we recommend giving it a try with out the cream and sugar. Find a moment to brew your coffee, sit in a comfy chair, and sip your coffee!

Grind

When you can, grind just before brewing. This will help provide the riches amount of flavor.

Brew

Brew to a recipe that will delivery the best flavor to your cup of coffee.

Sip

Take the time to enjoy your coffee and this moment. You made coffee for yourself, you deserve this sip

Espresso being poured into a glass from an espresso machine.

Espresso

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Recipe:

Ratio | 1:2

Coffee Dose | 18 grams

Espresso Yield | 36 grams

Time | 27 seconds

Freshly grind your coffee using a grinder intended for espresso grinding [burr grinder]

Wipe the clean the basket in the portafilter and add the coffee.

Using a tamp, compress the coffee, creating a smooth, flat surface.

Attach the portafilter in to the grouphead of the espresso machine and lock in, to ensure pressure control.

Place a cup under the portafilter and being the flow of water on the espresso machine.

The espresso should start to drip around 5 seconds and really get going by 15 seconds.

Once the stream start to turn tan and slightly beige, stop the flow of water.

Remove the cup, discard the espresso puck in the portafilter, flush the grouphead, wipe the portafilter basket, and sit back and sip on the tasty espresso.

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