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rotuts

rotuts

 

 

if you are going to get interested in roasing

 

Id seriously consider this :

 

https://www.roastmasters.com/behmor.html

 

I had this roaster in the earli9er version , and used it for ' Drip " that I roasted , Vac'd

 

and sent to my sister.

 

I have a larger roaster for espresso  , but that's a different story.

 

the above place give you 8 lba green coffee sample and has free shipping

 

Im very loyal to SweetMaria , the the obove is a better deal.

 

you can do a fine job on 1/3 d of a lbs w this drum roaster

 

and the initial investment will pay off in no time , and you will have better fresher coffee  

 

that you can taylor to your own taste-profile.

 

an issue for the espresso ' single shot '   is that its a single shot

 

and you can't make any adjustments.   if carefully designed you might not need to.

 

having several shots at the same time ?

 

might be an issue , cool down etc.

 

but its impressive for sure

 

Id wait until someone at HomeBarista.com   puts it through its paces if I were you.

 

did I mention how important a very good grinder is for Espresso ?

 

looking forward to HB.com  's  reviews

rotuts

rotuts

 

 

if you are going to get interested in roasing

 

Id seriously consider this :

 

https://www.roastmasters.com/behmor.html

 

I had this roaster in the earli9er version , and used it for ' Drip " that I roasted , Vac'd

 

and sent to my sister.

 

I have a larger roaster for espresso  , but that's a different story.

 

the above place give you 8 lba green coffee sample and has free shipping

 

Im very loyal to SweetMaria , the the obove is a better deal.

 

you can do a fine job on 1/3 d of a lbs w this drum roaster

 

and the initial investment will pay off in no time , and you will have better fresher coffee  

 

that you can taylor to your own taste-profile.

 

an issue for the espresso ' single shot '   is that its a single shot

 

and you can't make any adjustments.   if carefully designed you might not need to.

 

having several shots at the same time ?

 

might be an issue , coo down etc.

 

but its impressive for sure

 

Id wait until someone at HomeBarista.com   puts it through its paces if I were you.

 

did I mention how important a very good grinder is for Espresso ?

 

looking forward to HB.com  's  reviews

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