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Find out how to brew the perfect cup of coffee

 

TIPS FOR A GREAT CUP OF YOUR FAVORITE COFFEE:

A Perfect Start

The key to excellent coffee is freshness. Keep in mind…coffee’s enemies are oxygen and light. In order to maintain our standards of freshness, we recommend the following:

  • Store fresh coffee in airtight containers in a cool and dry place.
  • Keep coffee away from the following:
    • Extreme temperatures (too hot or too cold)
    • Light
    • Moisture
    • Strong odors
  • Do not refrigerate the coffee.  You may consider freezing your coffee if you must store it for any length of time.

Tips for Brewing the Perfect Cup

  • Start with fresh roasted coffee.
  • Make sure your equipment is clean: accumulated coffee oils contribute a stale taste to fresh coffee. Keep your brewing equipment clean with baking soda and non-abrasive sponges. Running vinegar through your brewer (and rinsing thoroughly) helps to remove any buildup (this should be done monthly).
  • Use water that tastes good: Bottled water or a filter system works best. Impurities in hard and soft waters affect the taste of your coffee. Remember -- coffee is 98% water.
  • Brew coffee at the correct temperature: 200 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal; this means bringing the water to a boil and waiting a minute before brewing.
  • Use the correct grind and brewing time: different brewing techniques require different grinds. Espresso brewing requires a fine grind whereas drip methods require medium grind. A French Press or percolator requires a course grind.  We'll grind your bean order (or part of your bean order) to match your brewing process.
  • Use the correct amount of coffee: Two tablespoons (or one coffee measure) per 6 oz. cup is standard. Use more or less to your liking.  It is easier to dilute coffee that is too strong than strengthen coffee that is too weak, however!
  • Serve it fresh: If you leave coffee on a heater for over twenty minutes, it will lose flavor and taste bitter. The same thing happens when coffee is reheated. A flavorful cup is a cup that has been freshly brewed. The best way to get that good cup is to brew the coffee and save it in a preheated thermos, carafe, or airpot.

Now enjoy your cup of The Beanery Coffee!

Contact Us At:

1009 1/2 Williams St.

Valdosta, GA 31601

Phone 229-242-1979

ellen@thebeanery.com