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Altitude: The Hidden Factor in Coffee Preparation

June 8, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on Altitude: The Hidden Factor in Coffee Preparation

We explore how elevation impacts coffee growing, roasting, and brewing. BY KALEY LEFEVRE BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured image courtesy of Chris Chandler/Vail Mountain Coffee & Tea Co. What to know: Picture this: It’s a powder […]

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Roasting Machines Explained: Drum Roasters

October 16, 2024 baristamagazine Comments Off on Roasting Machines Explained: Drum Roasters

How does drum roasting work? Daniel Horbat, founder and roaster of Sumo Coffee Roasters, explains everything there is to know about this classic roasting method. BY TANYA NANETTI SENIOR ONLINE CORRESPONDENT Featured photo by Paulo […]

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Probat Roaster from 1896 Fire-Roasts Coffee in Rural Southwest Washington

December 4, 2023 baristamagazine Comments Off on Probat Roaster from 1896 Fire-Roasts Coffee in Rural Southwest Washington

Pull Caffé is keeping it old school with the world’s oldest wood-fire roaster in operation. BY RACHEL PINSKYBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos by Rachel Pinsky Todd Millar, owner of Pull Caffé in Yacolt, Wash., dreamed of […]

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How ReiCat Is Helping Coffee Roasters Reduce Air Pollution 

August 4, 2023 baristamagazine Comments Off on How ReiCat Is Helping Coffee Roasters Reduce Air Pollution 

We explore how energy-efficient air-purification solutions are helping keep the coffee-roasting process clean and sustainable  BY VASILEIA FANARIOTISENIOR ONLINE CORRESPONDENT Photos courtesy of ReiCat  You may not have thought about this if you are not […]

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Coffee Roasting by Color: A New Guide to Simplify Roasting

August 25, 2022 baristamagazine Comments Off on Coffee Roasting by Color: A New Guide to Simplify Roasting

CoffeeMind brings roast color to the table and encourages a simple approach to coffee roasting. BY VASILEIA FANARIOTISENIOR ONLINE CORRESPONDENT Photos by CoffeeMind While roast color in specialty coffee is considered an important parameter (i.e., […]

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