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New Espresso Blend

Friday, March 9th, 2012

We have now finished all the Caballero coffees and therefore we have updated our espresso blend.

The new blend consists of:
30% Tekangu, Kenya (Washed)
70% Sitio Nossa Senhora Aparecida, Brazil (Organic, Natural)

Flavour profile:
Aroma and flavours of red berries, milk chocolate, caramel and nougat. Creamy texture with low acidity. Lingering sweet aftertaste.

For more info go here.

Christmas coffees

Wednesday, November 30th, 2011

We have changed a lot of coffees this week.

First of all it is a pleasure to be able to sell Mr. Fabio Caballero’s coffee from Finca Santa Isabel. We have decided that this is our Christmas special lot as we only have around 300kg of this coffee.

We have also changed the following coffees:

  • A New El Puente lot from the Caballeros is replacing the old one. This new lot is not traditionally fermented to remove the mucilage but has been processed with an aqua pulper. The coffee is even cleaner and crisper than the previous one.
  • A new lot with Bourbon coffee  from Nacimiento is replacing the previous Catuaì lot. The Bourbon is picked on the 7th of March and has a lot of juicy blueberry flavors.

New TW espresso for sale

Thursday, September 29th, 2011

We have changed the contents of  Tim Wendelboe Espresso once again as new coffees have arrived and old ones are selling out.

The new espresso is a single estate coffee from the Caballeros in Honduras.

For more info go here.

New Coffees

Wednesday, July 13th, 2011

Drying coffee at Tecapa

We have bought a very exciting coffee from El Salvador this year, from the farm Los Pirineos. Gilberto Baraona has competed with his coffees in the El Salvador Cup of Excellence for several years, and last year we bought a lot from his Las Palmas farm on the CoE auction. We are very proud to be able to sell his coffee this year as well. For more info on Gilberto and his coffee go here.

The coffee will be for sale from tomorrow (Thursday 14th of july) and will also be featured in our new espresso blend that we will start roasting tomorrow as well.

The TW espresso blend now consists of:
80 % Los Pirineos from El Salvador
20 % Tekangu from kenya.

New Espresso Blend & VST Filter Baskets

Saturday, May 28th, 2011

New coffees from Kenya have arrived, and therefore we have made a new espresso blend to replace the current one.

As you all know by now, the prices of green coffee has increased a lot for the past year and therefore we have had to adjust the price for the espresso slightly. To read more about Raining prices, go here.

Here is the taste profile of our current blend:
Intense flavours of red berries and molasses.
Bright, winey acidity.
Juicy mouthfeel with sweet lingering finish.

The current blend consists of:
40 % Sitio Canaa, Sao Paulo, Brasil (Natural)
10 % Sumidouro, Bahia, Brasil (Washed)
50 % Tekangu, Nyeri, Kenya (Washed)

You can buy this coffee in our webshop.

Brewing:
Go here to see videos on how to brew espresso.

We strongly recommend to use the new VST filterbaskets. Both the 18g basket and the 22g basket is great for our coffee.
The VST filters makes it a lot easier to extract the espresso properly which gives a lot more sweetness in the cup. They are also more or less identical to eachother which makes it easy to be more consistent when brewing on several groups at the same time.
You can buy the filters here. Just make sure they fit your machine. (Fits all La Marzocco machines)

Just for the record, we do not have any commitments to VST. We just happen to use the filters and are extremely happy with them.

With the VST 18 gram filterbasket, we recommend the following brewing parameters:

  • 18 – 19 grams freshly ground coffee
  • 22 – 26 seconds brewing time
  • 25 – 30 grams of final brew liquid in the cup
  • 93°C – 94°C brew water temperature

 

New espresso blend

Wednesday, March 16th, 2011

We have change our espresso blend once again.

Here is the taste profile of the new blend:
Flavours of cherries, caramel and milk chocolate.
Low acidity. Creamy mouthfeel with intense sweetness.
Clean sweet finish.

The blend consists of:
73 % Sitio Nossa Senhora Aparecida, Sao Paulo, Brasil (Natural)
27 % Sumidouro, Bahia, Brasil (Washed)

Go here for more info on how to brew and enjoy the coffee.

New coffees

Tuesday, January 25th, 2011

Ripe coffee

We have started roasting the freshly arrived Brazilian coffee from Sitio Canaa, and changed our espresso blend.

The new blend consists of:
40 % Las Palmas, El Salvador COE (Washed)
60 % Sitio Nossa Senhora Aparecida, Brazil (Natural)

Here is the taste profile of our new blend:
Aromas of red berry, marzipan and caramel.
Balanced berrry-like acidity.
Creamy mouthfeel and intense sweetness.
Flavours of berries and milk chocolate.
A long sweet aftertaste with notes of toasted almonds and dried fruit

Christmas espresso

Sunday, November 28th, 2010

Like last year we have decided to make a limited edition Christmas Espresso Blend.
We will only be selling 500 kg of the blend starting from Tuesday the 30th of November, it is also now available on our Webshop for Norwegian customers.

Christmas Espresso Blend 2010

The blend consists of:
75% Tekangu, Kenya
25% Primavera, Brazil

Flavour profile:
Intense aromas of berry and marzipan.
Lively acidity, intense flavours of black currants and rose hips.
Short finish with hints of milk chocolate and marzipan.

New Espresso Blend

Monday, November 22nd, 2010

From Tomorrow (23rd of November) we will start roasting our new espresso blend.

Go here for more information about the new blend.

New coffees for sale

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

We have some exiting new coffees for sale this week.
After a lot of waiting, both the Kenyan coffees we sourced in January are for sale. Also an exciting sweet bourbon from Finca Santa Ana, Guatemala is ready for sale.

There is also a new TW espresso blend that is quite different from the last 3 blends we have had. The new blend is very potent with a lot of fruity flavours and winey acidity.

For more info, go to our resource page and click on “our coffees” in the left menu.

Hope you like it.