Posts Tagged ‘Kuma Coffee’
I contemplated even making a list this year, but then I decided that it’s just a fun way to recap the year… Especially when we are talking about coffee here. Recapping the year in coffee makes you take a step back and look at all the coffees you’ve had, helps you focus on the ones [...]
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Last year for the site I didn’t really do many holiday coffees. This year I wanted to change that, but once again I don’t think I’ll get around to too much of them. So, I figured I’d scan through the holiday coffees and just pick a few that I really want to try. To start [...]
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Mark has once again outdone himself by snagging another wonderful Ethiopian coffee. My obsession for Natural processed coffees is becoming an addiction I can’t control. I am obsessed with the intense sweetness, and fruity candy-like notes that come from this particular process. Thoughts Kalita Dripper: 21/350g • Grind beans on medium side or #22 on [...]
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This is the last of the three coffees Mark had sent me the other week. So far, the Ethiopia Kochere, along with the Panama Carmen Natural were, well you’ll just have to read them for yourself. This particular coffee, Guatemala Finca Retana was another of the many I have thoroughly enjoyed from the Seattle based [...]
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Phew! This review for Kuma Coffee’s Ethiopia Kochere has been a long time coming… This was one of those coffees where two bags was needed in order to feel fully satisfied that I had experienced all this Kochere had to offer. I am happy to finally share this review and wonderful coffee experience with you [...]
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Mark Barany, roaster and owner of Kuma Coffee attempted to send me a surprise package the other week, but with USPS new feature emailing anyone who has a package being delivered their way gets notified. Surprise ruined right? He might think so, but it was still a nice gift having one of the three coffees [...]
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I love getting coffee surprises with my order. Cauca Inza, Colombia Espresso is another new offering from Kuma Coffee. Thoughts I was so busy drinking five different bags of coffee that I didn’t get to run this through the Presso, but that’s okay because the Woodneck gave me some great results. I found figs and [...]
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You may or may not have heard quite a few people, including myself talking about a particular coffee, Bella Carmona, Guatemala on Twitter lately. That’s because Mark, roaster and founder of Kuma Coffee just released a new offering to the already amazing coffee line. Bella Carmona is a coffee to talk about, to dream about, [...]
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I am really starting to enjoy Sumatran coffees more and more. It seems there are a few little gems out there with more of a fruity side to them. Those are the Sumatran coffees I’m seeking out. I was happy to find that Kuma Coffee had one like this. I couldn’t wait to see how [...]
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What good things haven’t I said already about Kuma Coffee? I’ve reviewed quite a few of Mark Barany’s (roaster & owner) coffees lately and they have all been wonderful. Mark’s roasting skills have grown over the last few months and it definitely shows. This week I was excited to ordered up some Burundi Gacokwe which [...]
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