Maybe a silly question, but is filter/espresso roasts primarily a European thing? I can’t think of a time where I’ve seen an American roaster give the option to choose.
Come to think of it, you're right. Can think of a lot of American roasters that offer an espresso roast, but it's usually of just one or two coffees in their current offerings
Hello I'm new to coffee and I just discovered kawa but they explained it on their website . They believe a coffee should be roasted differently depending how you will drink it. They also say that few and exceptional coffee (Ethiopian or anaerobic per example ) have the omniroast capability filter & espresso. I have a question for you if according to them there are filter and espresso categories where is moka pot ? Espresso or filter ???@@CoffeeReviews
@BouncyArtist think it's neither but its own category. Would probably say it shares slightly more similarities to espresso than filter if you had to choose between the two
Maybe a silly question, but is filter/espresso roasts primarily a European thing? I can’t think of a time where I’ve seen an American roaster give the option to choose.
Come to think of it, you're right. Can think of a lot of American roasters that offer an espresso roast, but it's usually of just one or two coffees in their current offerings
Hello I'm new to coffee and I just discovered kawa but they explained it on their website . They believe a coffee should be roasted differently depending how you will drink it. They also say that few and exceptional coffee (Ethiopian or anaerobic per example ) have the omniroast capability filter & espresso. I have a question for you if according to them there are filter and espresso categories where is moka pot ? Espresso or filter ???@@CoffeeReviews
@BouncyArtist think it's neither but its own category. Would probably say it shares slightly more similarities to espresso than filter if you had to choose between the two
Nice bag art.
Certainly can't take that away from them