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weinoo

weinoo

13 hours ago, Katie Meadow said:

What are your favorites from George Howell? Also, how much coffee do your order at a time? Do you store more than 12 oz of beans at a time in that vac canister?

 

It varies, and also depends on the pricing. I like their Ethiopian and Kenyan coffees a lot. And moving out of Africa...

 

Currently, I have the Mexican Miramar,  El Salvador Montecarlos Gesha, and the small farmer lots from Guatemala (all the Guatemalans are good).  They do have some crazy expensive coffees, but the most I'll go for is one of the Peruvian special roasts, which currently clocks in at a silly $58/lb.!.  I also buy the Alchemy for espresso...it works great

 

I always order enough to qualify for free shipping; as the coffee has gotten much more expensive, that's easy. Generally, my order is in the 1.5 - 2 lb. range. Almost enough for 2 weeks, and if I time it right, I get a shipment as soon as coffee is running out.  If they roast and ship on a Monday, it arrives no later than Wednesday.

 

Pretty sure I have the 1 lb. canisters, and they'll hold a 12 oz. bag emptied in, and an 8 oz. bag atop, smushed down a bit.

weinoo

weinoo

20 minutes ago, Katie Meadow said:

What are your favorites from George Howell? Also, how much coffee do your order at a time? Do you store more than 12 oz of beans at a time in that vac canister?

 

It varies, and also depends on the pricing. I like their Ethiopian and Kenyan coffees a lot. And moving out of Africa...

 

Currently, I have the Mexican Miramar,  El Salvador Montecarlos Gesha, and the small farmer lots from Guatemala (all the Guatemalans are good).  They do have some crazy expensive coffees, but the most I'll go for is one of the Peruvian special roasts, which currently clock it at a silly $58/lb.!.  I also buy the Alchemy for espresso...it works great

 

I always order enough to qualify for free shipping; as the coffee has gotten much more expensive, that's easy. Generally, my order is in the 1.5 - 2 lb. range. Almost enough for 2 weeks, and if I time it right, I get a shipment as soon as coffee is running out.  If they roast and ship on a Monday, it arrives no later than Wednesday.

 

Pretty sure I have the 1 lb. canisters, and they'll hold a 12 oz. bag emptied in, and an 8 oz. bag atop, smushed down a bit.

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