BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

[thegoodies]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

No time to type any more as bean bay is upon ussssssssss

[grendel]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Mine, mine ALLLLLLLL mine. . .


Muahahahahahahahahaha



Any decaf?

[thegoodies]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Your a stirrer Wired

[garglebutt]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

yay! I finally got on in time to pick up the beans I wanted.

[lucinda]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Dont be too alarmed then TGs.

[thegoodies]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Well Im not missing this one. I got caught up the last two Bean Bays and only managed to get some left overs, not all what I wanted so I have set the alarms all over the place this time to remind me. Mobile Phone alarm, Watch Alarm, Outlook Tasks reminder. Only 15 mins to go. Hopefully no body drowns as I might have to hold off the CPR until the Beans are ordered.

[Bill]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Andy, are any of these beans dry processed, or are they all wet processed like in the last bean bay?

Easiest way Bill is to simply Google the beans description and youll be supplied with heaps of info, including the various processes used and as Chris has suggested, Sweet Marias are an excellent source for info on any beans coming from similar regions, processing might be different though...

Mal.

Yes, but processing is not always the same for each region though, is it? From what I found Yemen appears to be generally dry processed. As 2mcm said, the Ethiopian Naturals would be dry processed. Sulawesi Toraja seems to be wet, or semi-wet process from what Ive read???? As for the others, Id have no idea....


Bill

[GrindOnDemand]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Andy, will you be posting a description of tonights beans beforehand to help us beginners choose?

Evan.

Hi Evan,

Try the Sweetmarias website- Its a great source of cupping info...

2mcm

I agree its fantastic in its comprehensive descriptions, however when looking at the Indian bean profiles on that site, 2 Chikmagalur region beans were cupped, but they were from different estates. One apparently had intense, bold qualities, whilst the other had mild attributes. Just shows you how even beans from the same region can be radically different, it seems.

So, Im curious as to what tonights Indian Chik has to offer??? :-?

[ev]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Andy, will you be posting a description of tonights beans beforehand to help us beginners choose?

Evan.

Hi Evan,

Try the Sweetmarias website- Its a great source of cupping info...

2mcm

Thanks Chris. Will do.

Evan.

[Dimal]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Andy, are any of these beans dry processed, or are they all wet processed like in the last bean bay?

Easiest way Bill is to simply Google the beans description and youll be supplied with heaps of info, including the various processes used and as Chris has suggested, Sweet Marias are an excellent source for info on any beans coming from similar regions, processing might be different though...

Mal.

[Ron]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Anyone find any info on the Ethiopian Gambella - Gambela is a town through which a lot of coffee is/was exported but I cant find any reference to it being one of the growing regions?

Ron

[TC]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Andy, will you be posting a description of tonights beans beforehand to help us beginners choose?

Evan.

Hi Evan,

Try the Sweetmarias website- Its a great source of cupping info...

2mcm

[ev]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Andy, will you be posting a description of tonights beans beforehand to help us beginners choose?


Evan.

[Judith]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Does anyone know how much weight each satchel can hold?

Ta

[lucinda]

Re: BeanBay Green Sale - Wednesday - 21st Nov

Sammy, you can also buy starter packs whenever you are ready, you do not have to wait until beanbay as they are usually there all the time.