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S100 Plus or L100 Plus - Finding the right Sample Roaster for you
So you’ve been eyeing the ROEST Sample Roasters for a while and find yourself wondering - should I get S100 Plus or L100 Plus? In this article, we’ll be breaking down information about both roasters and help you make a decision.
Benefits to roasting coffee at home
What are the benefits of roasting at home with ROEST? Check them out to see if the ROESTing lifestyle is for you!
How Matt Winton prepared his winning coffee at the World Brewers Cup
Matt Winton earned the title of 2021 World Brewers Cup Champion with his exceptional blend of Catucai and Eugenioides. We spoke to Matt about his competition coffee: how it was prepared, the roasting process and blending, use of Eugenioides and the importance of water.
6 reasons why Matt Winton roasted on ROEST for the World Stage
Why exactly did Matt Winton choose to roast on ROEST for the World Stage? In this blog post, we will share his 6 reasons why and how ROEST can be of assistance in these competitions.
Adrian Berg's WBC journey
Adrian Berg, coffee roaster and two-time Norwegian Barista Champion, got the exciting opportunity to participate in the World Barista Championship 2021 (WBC). He was determined to roast his own competition coffee, and luckily for us, decided to use ROEST Sample Roaster on his WBC journey! We caught up with Adrian to find out how he prepared and built his final WBC-espresso profile with the help of ROEST.
ROEST and Condesa Co.Lab: A tale of two coffee labs
In mid-2019, specialty coffee importer Condesa Co.Lab celebrated its seventh birthday. Managing Director Stephen Bannister says that after those seven years of growth, the team felt established and successful. He said that even then, the team was optimistic about the future – however, he also acknowledges that they weren’t entirely prepared for what it would bring.
Calibration across the globe
When buying coffee, it’s vital that your trader understand your needs. The Quality Control labs are constantly working to maintain calibration across locations and teams. It’s challenging, for sure. But a good combination of the right equipment and attitude makes it possible.
Roasting coffee for research
Coffee geeks love to question and conquer what they already know about coffee. Some of them took the challenging path to uncover new wisdom and started coffee research. That’s where we come into the picture - the ROEST sample roaster became a popular choice of scientific equipment. To find out more, we interviewed our friends roasting on ROEST!
Why you need a sample roaster for your coffee business
Are you thinking about getting into the coffee roasting business? Or maybe you have already started, and you keep browsing the right equipment for your roastery? If you are not sure whether a sample roaster is an important asset to purchase, keep reading.
Learning to ROEST with Long Miles Coffee Part 2
David Stallings from Long Miles Coffee shares the full and detailed report on developing profile for Long Miles Burundi samples. Interesting explanation of the transformation from Air Temperature profile into Power profile. Profiles for your ROEST are included.
Learning to ROEST with Long Miles Coffee Part1
For over a decade roasting technology has evolved significantly: new roasting technology, roasting techniques,… We are even able to share roasting profiles. David Stallings from Long Miles Coffee shares his roasting journey from gas roasters and spreadsheets to today’s technology that led him to “the most perfect small-scale machine yet“. Read more in the article written by David Stallings.
Roasting whiskey barrel-aged coffee - from sample to sales
Green coffee industry is improving and developing new techniques in order to bring to our customers new flavor experiences. Is your coffee roasting improving along? Roasters are constantly facing new challenges with a trend of experimental approach to processing. Have you ever tried roasting coffee sample that was soaked in whiskey oak barrels?