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  • GregWormald
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    Where do we pick up the beans? At the Coffee Barun? or somewhere else?
    If its at the Barun, is there a time when people are meeting? Not too early I hope--I do like a bit of a snooze on Saturday morning.
    Greg

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  • hazbean
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    "This sounds like a hoot. Cant wait!"

    Well the beans have landed ...

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  • KJM
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    Hmmmm. 500g. Thats 2.5 batches for me (I standardised on 200g lots in the Gene).

    This sounds like a hoot. Cant wait!

    /Kevin

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  • mad_coffee
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    all

    We believe that 7 day rest is pretty prefect

    This will give you a trial run through frist, and maybe an chance to adjust your profile

    Greg, 10 sec after first few cracks sound fine, as an genral point.

    500g sample to cup and then runing through the synesso, by the 17th
    -cupping on the saterday
    -espresso on the sunday
    -results on monday

    If we want to test roaster agaisnt roaster it best done side by side at the same time, same condition and same roasted level / profile
    happy to set up an roasting / cupping night @ the shop .

    Thanks Mark

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  • gregpullman
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    Yep I reckon its tomorrow Lucinda. I think earlier in the discussion Mark mentioned a two week resting time. The only thing I would add is that the more standardised we can have the finishing point the more likely we are to be comparing roasting machines rather than roaster operators. To pull a figure out of the cooling tray, what say we pull the roast about 10 seconds after the first snaps of second crack? By this stage it should be just about to roll. Well also need to know how many samples were to submit.

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  • lucinda
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    So to get this straight in my head, do we have a particular day/date set for roasting?

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  • hazbean
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    Thats great, Greg! I think it will be interesting to compare them all.

    After talking to Mark yesterday weve pretty much settled on 2kg each
    of Kimel (could be more or less though).

    Im hoping to be able to go out late tomorrow afternoon and collect CS
    pickup beans, plus these, for KJM, Greg P and lucinda. Then we can all
    get cracking ...

    edit: just noticed cross-post with Mark -- at least we agreed (except that
    its Sigri, after what I had there last week, is something to look forward to!

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  • mad_coffee
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    Hi Greg

    Great to see you today, please join in our fun

    All

    After speaking to Andrew

    2kg of PNG Sigri AA will be the bean
    $14 to play
    Will give you bags for your returned roast
    Need to be back to us by the 17th cupping on the week end.

    Roast level is in your hands

    (we roast just before the rolling second crack in our 5kg)

    will cup the coffee, then through the Synesso

    Please let us know numbers

    Thanks Mark
    Mark

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  • GregWormald
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    Im sort of interested. My Gene Cafe is new and Im using Marks basic instructions to get what I consider is great coffee, so it is probably a very standard home roast.
    If that would be a worthwhile contribution then include me in.
    Greg

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  • hazbean
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    Thats great Mark, thanks!

    I guess logistically we can do it similarly to Pioneer in Qld?

    As for the bean, Id try any of those, perhaps with a slight
    preference for the Kimel. The Rwandan could be interesting,
    but not sure what its like to roast.

    So far KJM, lucinda and Greg P have expressed interest, but
    Im sure there is some room for more.

    The dates suggested look good -- cofffee out this weekend, back roasted
    for the weekend of the 17th.

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  • mad_coffee
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    Happy to run with it,

    We can follow other states lead

    We just need to pick a control bean thinking

    Png Kimel
    sweet collection daterra
    Rwandan Bourbon

    Please let me know whos intrested
    will post coffee and 500g bag for the comp

    maybe will close and post out on friday 2nd

    and cup samples aprox two weeks later TBA


    In your hands

    Mark

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  • hazbean
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    Good to hear, lucinda.

    I sent Mark a PM yesterday, will see what can be done.

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  • lucinda
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    Yep I can be interested.

    Sorry t took so long to post a reply. I am about to go to a wedding.... (no not mine)

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  • hazbean
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    Before talking to Mark I was waiting a bit to see (a) level of
    interest and (b) the preferred way of conducting it. I think
    the way its going in Qld would work (sans Turquino though).

    I think lucinda might give it a try -- spoke to her in the market
    this morning. That would make four, which is probably viable.

    Anyone else ? ....

    PS Id be happy to trek out to Coffee Barun and pick
    up beans for the others, that should speed the process

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  • Dimal
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    Need to get a local commercial roaster on board too if possible hb. Has anyone talked to Coffee Barun yet?

    Mal.

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