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Brodie Vissers
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2017
Let’s Explore Drinks of the World, One Sip at a Time
I’m Brodie, and I help curious drink enthusiasts discover the stories, cultures, flavours, and traditions inside every cup, glass, or flask.
I started my liquid journey through the love of coffee in 2016 when I founded The Nomad Barista as essentially an excuse to connect with the coffee magic makers around the world through photography, words, and eventually video.
Now, I work to bridge the gap between culture and commerce by helping brands tell the impactful stories behind the drinks of the world from roasteries in Istanbul, to farms in the highlands of Ethiopia, to sake breweries in Japan, and everywhere in between.
Grab your cup, and see you out there!
I’m Brodie, and I help curious drink enthusiasts discover the stories, cultures, flavours, and traditions inside every cup, glass, or flask.
I started my liquid journey through the love of coffee in 2016 when I founded The Nomad Barista as essentially an excuse to connect with the coffee magic makers around the world through photography, words, and eventually video.
Now, I work to bridge the gap between culture and commerce by helping brands tell the impactful stories behind the drinks of the world from roasteries in Istanbul, to farms in the highlands of Ethiopia, to sake breweries in Japan, and everywhere in between.
Grab your cup, and see you out there!
Exploring Europe's FIRST COFFEE FARM in Continental Climate – Finca Castellvilar, Catalonia
Discover the groundbreaking story of the first coffee farm in Europe's continental climate, with coffee farmer Juan Giráldez, located in Catalonia, Spain. In this video, Juan takes us on an exclusive tour of this iconic farm, where coffee plants are finally bearing fruit with temperatures down to 4 degrees Celsius in winter up to 38 degrees in summer!
On the farm, we explore how they’ve adapted coffee cultivation to Europe’s continental climate, the challenges they face, and the future of coffee farming in this region.
This is a revolutionary step for coffee enthusiasts and agriculture alike, proving that coffee can be grown beyond traditional tropical climates. Whether you’re a coffee lover, a curious traveler, or simply passionate about groundbreaking innovations, come along for the ride.
INSTAGRAM / brodievissers
PATREON / www.patreon.com/brodievissers
TNB PODCAST / open.spotify.com/show/74VkC1xb3EZ7hs036g3czS?si=CCr7itddQNml982rhLNgwQs
Finca Castellvilar / castellvilar.fincacafetalera
Watch NEXT:
Canary Islands Coffee Farm / th-cam.com/video/NC4tnlYw6NM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=B8XLumZxjHyctf9U
London Café Tour / th-cam.com/video/Eq9_RRwYQmU/w-d-xo.html
Istanbul Coffee Tour / th-cam.com/video/UTkRbxNJ2J0/w-d-xo.html
Ultimate Wacaco Review / th-cam.com/video/D7mnpNSpxCY/w-d-xo.html
WACACO AMBASSADOR:
Picopresso / www.wacaco.com/collections/picopresso/products/picopresso?aff=427
Nanopresso / www.wacaco.com/pages/nanopresso?aff=427
Exagrind / www.wacaco.com/products/exagrind?aff=427
Cuppamoka / www.wacaco.com/pages/cuppamoka?aff=427
Exagram Scale / www.wacaco.com/products/exagram?aff=427
CAMERA GEAR:
My Main Camera / Sony a7c
Favourite Vlogging Lens / Sony 16-35mm f/4
B-roll Lens / Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8
My Second Camera / Sony a7s II
Tripod / Manfrotto Element
Vlogging Tripod / Joby Adjustable
* Some of the links above are affiliate links, so I may profit slightly if you buy anything after clicking them, but it's no cost to you, and I hope you find them helpful!
On the farm, we explore how they’ve adapted coffee cultivation to Europe’s continental climate, the challenges they face, and the future of coffee farming in this region.
This is a revolutionary step for coffee enthusiasts and agriculture alike, proving that coffee can be grown beyond traditional tropical climates. Whether you’re a coffee lover, a curious traveler, or simply passionate about groundbreaking innovations, come along for the ride.
INSTAGRAM / brodievissers
PATREON / www.patreon.com/brodievissers
TNB PODCAST / open.spotify.com/show/74VkC1xb3EZ7hs036g3czS?si=CCr7itddQNml982rhLNgwQs
Finca Castellvilar / castellvilar.fincacafetalera
Watch NEXT:
Canary Islands Coffee Farm / th-cam.com/video/NC4tnlYw6NM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=B8XLumZxjHyctf9U
London Café Tour / th-cam.com/video/Eq9_RRwYQmU/w-d-xo.html
Istanbul Coffee Tour / th-cam.com/video/UTkRbxNJ2J0/w-d-xo.html
Ultimate Wacaco Review / th-cam.com/video/D7mnpNSpxCY/w-d-xo.html
WACACO AMBASSADOR:
Picopresso / www.wacaco.com/collections/picopresso/products/picopresso?aff=427
Nanopresso / www.wacaco.com/pages/nanopresso?aff=427
Exagrind / www.wacaco.com/products/exagrind?aff=427
Cuppamoka / www.wacaco.com/pages/cuppamoka?aff=427
Exagram Scale / www.wacaco.com/products/exagram?aff=427
CAMERA GEAR:
My Main Camera / Sony a7c
Favourite Vlogging Lens / Sony 16-35mm f/4
B-roll Lens / Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8
My Second Camera / Sony a7s II
Tripod / Manfrotto Element
Vlogging Tripod / Joby Adjustable
* Some of the links above are affiliate links, so I may profit slightly if you buy anything after clicking them, but it's no cost to you, and I hope you find them helpful!
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Picopresso: @10:10 … two fingered squeezing on 13 clicks and 18g ?!! WOW. I cannot use anything finer than 16 clicks and 14 g … I’ve tried dozens of combinations and get a really, really nice espresso with 17 clicks/14g dark roast. Dropping to 15 clicks (or lower) and more g’s (as in the video) means I have to overcome around 5 million bars of pressure. I love my Picopresso now, but was really disappointed for the first few weeks as I just couldn’t nail it. I also have the Minipresso GR2 - it’s basically a smaller, lighter version of the Picopresso with a cup … but the Picopresso produces a (much) better coffee.
Thanks for the upload. Barn and alchemy looks like my kinda place
The smart plug is such a good tip to get rid of that warm up time omg
haha, yeah this guy's genius
Awesome 👏🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video and a very nice home setup! I am aiming for the Appartmento in the near future too. Now I am using Gaggia Classic (8 bar mod) + Kinu Phoenix So far so good but when I want to make back to back drinks it is a pain so I almost never do it.. Usually I make Chemex for myself and a flat white for my spouse. But even then Gaggia has a problem with weak steam (that partially resolve "one hole" tip mod but not completely). So I am looking forward for an upgrade and think that Appartamento will do it for me.
Oh wow, so you grind your espresso by hand? That would definitely be a chore. I'm still a sucker for a good ol' filter coffee ;)
@@BrodieVissers Yep, it is actually not a so much hustle like it sounds ) I am grind for filter too with my C40 it takes about a minute total. I use to have Hario hand grinder - that thing was a real exersice...
Wow, really cool! I didn’t think you could grow coffee in Spain. Where exactly is the farm located?
Yeah, typically you can't, but they're starting to make it happen with hard work and ingenuity :). It's just outside a town called Torelló in Catalunya. Feel free to check out their Instagram!
This is so cool man, thank for sharing. I can’t wait to taste Catalan coffee 😊😊😊
Appreciate it!! And yes, me too once it's ready, haha.
*I enjoy your channel. It's great to see someone like Juan and his passion to make Spain coffee beans possible. I can't wait for your next episode of this coffee farm by Juan and his team* People Hey, just give Brodie a thumbs up come on man!
Thanks so much! Means a lot :) always inspiring meeting passionate people!
What's the most unconventional coffee origin you've ever sipped? Soon, it could be Spain.
What is with the ai voice audio track? It made the video unwatchable. If you repost with your voice maybe ill watch
I'm not sure how that got there, but you can turn it off in settings. I definitely didn't upload it with that voice.
11:23 you are talking about me???
haha, honest mistake.
Hiii where can I order this coffee bags?
You can order them on The Miners Coffee website :)
It tends to over extract if it’s too fine or under extract…
where did you get that kettle its really nice
Tremendo café del FortPienc
What would you say is a better buy for use with both aeropress and picopresso? Deciding between Kingrinder K6 (€99) or Wacaco Exagrind (€130)
I kept looking to see opinions about the kit for connecting to the water network and pre-infusion, I didn't find anything, nobody says anything in all the videos posted on you tube. There is talk of pre-brewing but nothing of pre-infusion
Me encanta!!
GR2 is same with pico presso
the only time i need to rinse is when i use wave filter or ceramic dripper. after i master (well... kinda) the osmotic flow, method that i use it daily nowadays, i really stopped rinsing it.
A true runner! "My Strava is going to be all over the place". 😅😅😅
Can the plumbing be connected directly into it ?
which one is better taste?
Newer one
Awesome video! What do you use to make it zoom in slowly like that? Been trying on Capcut and I can't find anything with that effect 😅
Thanks! I actually edited this on on premiere pro on the computer but CapCut does have it too. Not sure if it’s only available on premium though, it’s the slow zoom or something like that
A broad North American accent forcing a European accent when using a borrowed word will forever give my body the creepy shimmies. I do get the struggle - when I order a croissant in the US, and I do speak French, I struggle to find a way to pronounce it without upsetting either my ear or those around me. It's a hard balance. But pushing all in on the bad accent is rarely the right choice. Lastly, super quickly, the word "Arabica" in this context comes from Latin, not Italian. You're safe tucking away the accent on that one.
Where is the full video?
It’s on my channel
What if you mix both coffees together? Dies it make the best coffee ever?
Maybe! try and let me know :)
What kind of kettle is this?
Fellow Kettle
The whole purpose for purchasing a portable espresso machine is for traveling. There’s no room for grinder and scale. If I can’t get a decent cup of espresso using store bought pre-ground coffee on picopresso. I don’t see the point for purchasing it. Good to know. I shall continue searching for another brand.
That’s a great video funny too, you seem to great folks ✌🏻what grind setting you recommend on eureka for Esspresso?? Cheers Alan H
I am thinking of purchasing apartamento tca. Only part i am worried about is noice. How loud it is? I live in apartment in USA where people complain for every little noice. Thx
I have an apartamento and I can say it's really not that loud. The pump can be a bit noisy but it's only pumping for a couple of seconds. The louder machine will probably be the grinder.
@ Thank you very much
How do you know it's actually gold flakes. I've seen in the store in baking section fake gold flakes?
Because of the place we were in and the credibility the prestige. They wouldn’t be able to get away with faking it, but not something I would do again
Grind size make all the difference with a Moka pot And I find using an Aeropress filter over a typical Bialerti makes a huge difference in residual solids too
Good point, I didn’t refer to Moka pot grind size so much. Wouldn’t want to go too coarse. Nice tip about Aeropress filters. I didn’t get into it this time to keep things simple for the average brewer
:-)
Than you for the positive vibes. Hope this helps anyone thinking of starting a coffee shop. Can never have too many!
can you vary the pressure with the paddle?
Depends on where you go, I believe Kaffeost is more popular in Finland and Northern Sweden.
Which did he like best
Interested, but I’ll wait for a version where an on machine timer is started when the shot is started. Too hard to watch a scale and my phone at the same time - last thing I want to be holding when I make my morning coffee is my phone.
The scale has timer
What's that automated payment system The coffee has?
Pixapresso please
Haha not out yet
See you tomorrow brother
So awesome, just bought a moka pot after watching your video, that really helped, gonna try to that with a moka
Haha nice :) Glad I could help!
Thanks Brodie. Having just started my journey into the world of espresso with a manual brewer I have fallen in love with the various flavour profiles you can pull from the beans brewing this way. I would love to make espresso at work on my 15 min breaks but until now that's too time consuming. This set up really appeals to me on the simplicity of it. My only experience with pods is a supermarket demo where the machine used was fully automated and would scan a barcode on the pod and automatically adjust itself to suit. To say I wasn't impressed by the result is an understatement. Was over extracted. This minipresso however looks easier to use and get a better result with due to more user control and by the sounds of it will make a devent enough shot to enjoy at work or out and about until I get home to my main machine. And yes that carry case looks like a good pick up.
As far as I know, Coffee brings the PH of the soil down, NOT up
Can I scale this for more cups?
Yes definitely! I’ve made up to 5 cups, but you need a bigger Cezve haha
I have a 25 year old krups, super automatics are not "changing" anything they are well established and have been there for ages. They have their upsides and downsides (cleaning, grind settings). Don't really understand the angle of this video.
You’re right, It might not be new to you, but it is emerging in the specialty side of the industry and as an option for people who want to move away from capsules without the hassle of the portafilter. This video was more of an intro for me to speak about this phenom more with my audience and how it might play more of a role in our lives as the tech gets better, as well as introduce the Aura as my first superautomatic. Hope that clarifies
Ceramic or glass absorbs more heat than plastic, that's why the temps are different
You’re right!
Hi Brodie- this is a question unrelated to this video… but I figure commenting on a new video gives me the best chance of your seeing it. I’ve been looking at wacaco products and it seems you’re the authority. I’ve been looking at options for travel espresso- specifically for backpacking. I’m stuck between the gr2 or picopresso. It seems to me that the option to change out the basket and add a gauge on the picopresso is a big win. The gr2 doesn’t have that versatility but it is light and small which seems great for backpacking. Would you say that the gr2 and picopresso are appreciably different in their results out of the box? On paper it looks like they should have similar ceilings before modifications, but I wonder if that’s true.
Hey, great to hear from you! Maybe I should make a video comparing the two, thanks for the suggestion. I’m short, they’re considerably different. Picopresso is legitimately cafe quality espresso. GR2 is closer to super automatic results, but still very good - less work for sure, and lighter, but tools always depend how far you want to go. Plus I like that pico can make up to a 19 or 20g shot on upper limits. GR2 maxes out at 12g dose
Thanks man, im having a hard time choosing between the two, just started liking real coffee, I think im picking the moça pot
Glad to hear that! I have a revised video version coming soon! Stay tuned :)