Howdy folks,
Ive been brewing for years and its finally time to start roasting.
I want to learn to roast on a full sized bag because with the sample bag I have to keep changing variety every 500g. This will make it hard to tell how differences in roasts change the flavour, as difference in vqariewty will distract from the roast.
So Ill need a bag that tastes reliably nice (if its not a tasty bean Ill be blaming the flavour on my roast when the real problem is the original green bean).
I also need a bean hat is easy to roast (I dunno if different beans are harder or easier to roast).
Ill be using a coretto setup.
Im hoping to buy today so by the time the beans arrive my setup will be ready
Thanks in advance
hugz
Ive been brewing for years and its finally time to start roasting.
I want to learn to roast on a full sized bag because with the sample bag I have to keep changing variety every 500g. This will make it hard to tell how differences in roasts change the flavour, as difference in vqariewty will distract from the roast.
So Ill need a bag that tastes reliably nice (if its not a tasty bean Ill be blaming the flavour on my roast when the real problem is the original green bean).
I also need a bean hat is easy to roast (I dunno if different beans are harder or easier to roast).
Ill be using a coretto setup.
Im hoping to buy today so by the time the beans arrive my setup will be ready
Thanks in advance

hugz

. My suggestion is the Peru Ceja de Selva. One of my favourite beans, not expensive, easy to roast and gert good results. It can be used as a quality base for a blend or as a stand alone. It doesnt seem to offend people with its taste although it may be considered uninteresting by some.
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