วีดีโอ

Why can't we get a price on the machine?

Damn these are so nice.

First of all, congrats on this machine, I think it’s amazing and is definitely top on my wish list. Outstanding design and really impressive build quality. Which roaster do you personally prefer? Electric or gas? Also, can you detail your preference? Thanks!

It can be shipping to Indonesia?

2000w very nice

Hopefully, you can go to Help / Load Settings in the Artisan menu and it will bring up your original .aset file. Click on it and you should be back where you were before the mishap with the imported profile. Hope this helps.

Wonderfull❤

What was your damper position for this roast?

How much

How much

How much 10:50

How much

Wow, absolutely love your work here, amazing and defo the best roaster I have seen.

Congrats Johan. Based on your use of this electric roaster, how quickly do the IR tubes respond compared with gas power? Do you feel you are getting increases or decreases in heat delivered fairly immediately, or is there a delay compared with gas? In the IR tube test video, it seems like you are getting very quick response.

Wow where can I buy this machine. Nice design.

Thanks Johan. Really helpful stuff.

Awesome video Johan. Looks to be a medium roast? Any chance you could do another video completing a light roast and how you would tackle this?

Very helpful video! Just finished my first roast on mine! So simple and easy but I can tell it gives me the flexibility I’m looking for! Love it, great work Johan!

Congrats on the 1st electric roast on the Cormorant; a great step forward!

what app are you using for testing?

Exciting development... never fancied a gas cannister in my kitchen! Any hints on price and when it will be available?

I’m afraid I really couldn’t follow that airflow description!

What a superb looking piece of kit!

Price? Where can i buy?

Hey Johan , do you have a Price for this now , i Can send a mail to you , 👍thanks Rene

worth following this development; looks promising!

Awesome song ,didnt know this danish band . Looking forward to hear more about the Electric fire , awesome roaster , and now Electric 👍Johan 👍

Electric like in "electrically heated"? Interesting. I love my original CR600, gas consumption is spectacularly low. I am approaching my 100th batch, and I am still on the first 5kg gas bottle.

so this will be in place of the gas heating? interesting..hoping this is available as an option for us to retro install..

Hi Johan , Can you share a link to buy the gas controller 👍

A great little roaster. Spectacularly low gas consumption. I am beyond 80 batches and still on the first 5kg gas bottle. Very good control, easy to clean and great support by Johan. Well designed, compact, but still a great resemblance of a larger drum roaster.

Fantastic video! I cannot wait to get my roaster. Would the SC1 spray be used on roasters that have been powdered-coated, as well?

Excellent video and, more importantly, excellent roaster! I came from a behmor and gene cafe. This has been a wonderful upgrade that has challenged me to learn more about the craft (and, in turn, benefit from the results).

How much that's roaster

After viewing this video, you can really see how this is a top-quality roaster.

interesting. i wonder how viable it is to do inbetween settings as well throughout the roast? how would that affect the roast? like maybe doing 1/4 increments instead of going fully closed to fully opened and how repeatable those inbetweens are.

Can you make a video about initial setup and gas connection?

what components inside the controller?

How many btu is the burner?

Hi Johan, at the beginning you said the diffuser was closed. so just to be clear it was open and then you closed it yeah?

I see that you’re roasting using only the analog controls which appeals to me, so how much difference would you see if you were doing a programmed roast with a laptop? It’s a lovely looking roaster!

Hi Bill, thanks very much, this is a super overview! Some experience from my CR600: depending on the beans I go for a limited soak (eg. 17/18 mb for the first minute) to apply heat cautiously and give the beans time to absorb heat. I compensate for the soak by somewhat higher drop temps (190-198 degree C). After the soak I double gas settings to 34/36 mbar, very rarely beyond that. Then 4-5 gas steps down until drop. For me even smaller than 5 mb gas is consistently achievable. For very stubborn crashers I use the Scott Rao gas dip - works OK. First crack happens in my set-up very consistently for most types of beans around 185-190 degrees C. For a light roast of Arabicas drop temp is at 200 - 204 C, medium around 204-210 C, anything beyond starts to lean into dark. Robusta is way higher ... up to 220-230 and in general needs more heat (I do not do a lot of Robusta ...). I am traditionally on the light-medium side of roasts, never get into 2nd crack.

Great video showing the basics of green beans roasting on the Cormorant Roaster. I have just placed my order for one as it really seems a fantastic start to enjoy the control over the process. So far I have been using a 1970s 1500W West Bend Poppery popcorn popper which still is a good and cheap way to roast coffee. What I have been missing is consistency... although my roasts are very good, I struggle to get the hardness of beans down a bit and to keep at it on a profiled level.

By far the best priced quality roaster at this capacity. Shame on the USA manufactures, building bulky machines and not offering a quality 1lb+ roaster like this one.

By far the best priced quality roaster at this capacity. Shame on the USA manufactures, building bulky machines and not offering a quality 1lb+ roaster like this one.

Hello Johan, I noticed on your videos and also on a few others that when you turn the roaster on, the mb guage goes all the way to max. On mine, it maxes out at about 31 mb. Is this something I should be concerned about? I have about 45 roasts on it since I got in in March, and I absolutely love it! No issues whatsoever with it. Thanks!

Thank you! Keep these coming, they are very helpful.

Great video guys

I love this machin . but....😔

The roaster appears to have changed a lot since I bought mine 5 or 6 years ago. Is this pretty much the final design?