Your Perfect Coffee Roastery: Experimentation – Start with the flavour goal in mind (the customer, even if it is yourself) Summary The blog post “Your Perfect Coffee Roastery: Experimentation” highlights the significance of experimenting with coffee roasting. It critiques traditional methods like the 2004 SCA cupping form and Rate of Rise paradigm, suggesting they contradict […]
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€10’000 down the drain (the costs of anecdotes!) INCONCLUSIVE? WTF?!! I had finally succeeded being a freeloader at the section of Sensory and Consumer science at the University of Copenhagen by getting 6 samples evaluated using Sensory Descriptive Analysis using the professional panel at the university. The street price of such a project is around
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Differentiation and identification of organic acids in coffee education has been a major topic in all established education systems and still is. We have always been really sceptical about it’s relevance and have been carrying out some experiments looking into this, and in this video I explain our findings
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We hear the term ‘body’ all the time in the coffee industry. It is one of the core terms used to describe the sensation of a cup of coffee, but why is it nowhere to be found on flavour wheels? The experience of ‘body’ is always present in a cup of coffee, similar to acidity
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This post will be divided into two parts. The first covering the investigation of the term ‘body’ itself, and the second will include a peek into the world of sensory science and how we test for differences in ‘body’ between coffee samples. One of the core concepts used to describe the flavours of coffee is
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Coffee quality is an extremely elusive concept, despite the rigorous quality scoring protocol of the Speciality Coffee Association. What is quality really, and to whom? Coffee quality has over many years been evaluated by a strict grading protocol, using expert judges to score the quality of certain product attributes. However, these types of grading protocols
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The newly published article on Roasting Conditions and Coffee Flavor reflects the process of deep contemplation over the roasting process and how the modulation of it affects flavor as pervieved by the coffee expert and consumer. We have been looking into the magnitude of significance of different aspects which is new and useful of
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Scientific exploration of Milk for Coffee has been a hobby for Morten since 2003 where he first started his interest for coffee. His first appearance with a presentation in milk was on Iceland in 2004 where he presented a model of understanding cappuccino foam merging organic foam theory with milk chemistry. This work led to
Morten Münchow presents research on roasting defects and Ida Steen created new data on Sensory Evaluation of Development Time modulation at Nordic Roaster Forum 2016
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