Dear readers, Hope this finds you well. Speaking of wells and water I am plumbing a new water line for both the house and my corporate office.
Coffee fanatic
Beans, Beans everywhere. Roasting and sampling are good ways to get ‘er done. The roaster below is a Sonofresco roaster powered by propane. The beans are green. This is a before roast post!.

Outside Agitator Coffees
Being sold by my friend Kyle of Javelina Range Farms.

Farmers Market Socorro NM
Saturday morning at the Socorro NM Farmers Market

Coffee for the summer
If I were to choose coffee for the summer there are several ways to prepare coffee I have found fun and practical.
First, I have tried iced coffee, black. First ice in a glass , then filtered drip or Aeropress cooled slightly over the ice.
I do not like the current cold -brew mania. I have tried it and find it lacking. I have cold – brewed the Costa Rica Jaguar Honey and found that even though the flavors “pop” in their way it is a bit too acidic for my tastes. Better to either Aeropress at 20 grams coffee to 200 grams 165 F or 80 C water, or drip filter the same.
Cold Brew Recipe # 1:
Start with 1/4 lb or 125 grams medium grind coffee in a pint or quart mason jar. Add 250 ml or 1 cup / 8 oz of water stir in thoroughly, then lid and keep in fridge for 2 days, Stir daily. After 2 days ( at least 48 hours ) filter through a paper filter . It will be a concentrate that will make about three 12 oz glasses of ” iced Americanos ” Of course , you may want to stretch it out to make 4 of them..
Cold Brew Two:
Using a Puck Puck ( tm ) device on an Aeropress you can use a pound of ice drip into the coffee grounds filtered through the Aeropress.
Cold Brew Three: Using the Aeropress ( with the funnel ) and recycling a one liter water jug as a funnel. Fill the one liter jug with water and freeze. once frozen un-cap and hoist upside down over the Aeropress filled with 125 grams of coffee grounds, allow to drip into a one quart cup or mason jar.
The above devices are brands of their companies Puck Puck, and Aeropress received no compensation .
Coffee anyone?
Good morning blogworld. I have been avoiding WordPress as of late. Focused on FB and the Pandemic. I am still able to roast and ship coffee.
Learning a new trade
Working in Specialty Coffee I have learned that I do not know enough. My moving to Socorro, New Mexico started a micro revolution in the coffee business in Socorro. I have loyal customers, good but not exceptional coffees, and some issues with my roast predictability. Aging and stress have followed me around, too. …
Coffee and love
Start off Lent with a cup of coffee and a thought…
Red Wagon Coffee
New Kid in town . SCA Barista member, Welcome to our coffee world.