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2KG of Colombian and\or PNG Single Origin Organic Coffee Beans - $60 Including Express Post @ Two Cracks Coffee

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2KG of Colombian and\or PNG Single Origin Organic Coffee Beans - $60 Including Express Post @ Two Cracks Coffee
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Store RepTwocrackscoffee on 06/06/2019 - 14:15 twocrackscoffee.com (226 clicks)
Last edited 11/06/2019 - 13:09 by 1 other user
ORGANICTCC

Hi all - hope you are all well.

Running a week long promo on my 2 best sellers - the PNG Keromine Organic and the Colombian Tolima Organic. ( and the Decaf )
Add 2kg of these coffees in any combination to your cart and apply the coupon code ORGANICTCC for $20 off the order.

Both medium -dark roasts suitable for all brew types including milk based brews.

All orders are roasted to order and I will begin next wednesday 12th June - so please factor in the roasting , posting and degassing times for your order( degas 5-10 days from roast date ideally)

Some info on the coffee

PNG - KEROMINE - ORGANIC

Processing – Fully Washed
Altitude – 1500-2000 masl
Cupping Score – 81.5
Varietal – Aruca – Blue Mountain – Typica – Bourbon
Optimal Roast – Suits a Medium – Dark Roast

Suitable for – All brews including milk based coffees

Flavour Notes – Juicy clean body with blackcurrant, cinnamon and passionfruit flavour. Smooth orange and chocolate finish

COLOMBIA - TOLIMA - ORGANIC

Region – Tolima
Processing – Washed
Altitude – 1600-1950 masl
Cupping Score – 85
Optimal Roast – Suits a medium roast.
Varietal – Typica, Caturra, Colombia & Castio

Suitable for – All brews including milk based coffees

Flavour Notes -Liquorice, cherry, spicy, sweet honey – lovely cup

COLOMBIA - SIERRA NEVADA - ORGANIC - DECAF

Region – Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
Processing – Washed, then Mountain Water Decaffeination
Altitude – 1000-1600 masl
Cupping Score – 82
Optimal Roast – Suits a medium-dark roast.
Varietal – Typica, Castilla

Suitable for – All brews including milk based coffees

Flavour Notes – Raisins, chocolate, refined and elegant coffee.

More info on the farms and farming practices can be found here

https://www.twocrackscoffee.com/whats-the-crack/

Any questions please ask via email

[email protected]

or on here :)

Other offers running

Globally Caffeinated Promo - any 4 x 250g coffees for $40 inc Express post.

https://www.twocrackscoffee.com/product/globally-caffeinated…

Cheers!

TCC

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  • Cheaplikethebird on 06/06/2019 - 14:18
    +6

    I’ll take 2 keys of pure Colombian, thanks.

  • jv on 06/06/2019 - 14:23
    -5

    PNG Single Origin Organic Coffee Beans

    Do you have JPEG ?

  • beall on 06/06/2019 - 15:04

    You have Ethiopian beans on sale as well?

    • Store RepTwocrackscoffee @ Two Cracks Coffee on 06/06/2019 - 15:05

      Not at this point- stock low atm.
      Cheers

      TCC

  • Suspect420 on 06/06/2019 - 15:31

    Do you sell any French press or coffee making devices to use your beans with? If so, a sale might make a few here jump and buy beans + press

    • Store RepTwocrackscoffee @ Two Cracks Coffee on 06/06/2019 - 15:45
      +1

      Not at the moment - I used to sell Aeropress and V60 kits + a few other bits and pieces but just focussing on the coffee now.
      Cheers

      TCC

      • Suspect420 on 06/06/2019 - 15:52

        Appreciate the reply. My father in law loves coffee but always drinks instant due to its ease. I would like him to drink proper coffee.

        COLOMBIA - TOLIMA - ORGANIC sounds like it would be perfect for him. What's the cheapest way to get him to make a decent cup of coffee using the COLOMBIA - TOLIMA - ORGANIC beans? Do they come ground?

        • Store RepTwocrackscoffee @ Two Cracks Coffee on 06/06/2019 - 15:58

          No worries - maybe you can buy him a grinder. aeropress and some beans to get him started. Grinding on demand with fresh beans is the best way to go for sure.

          Aeropress is a great starter. Cheap ( $40 or so ) and makes a clean cup of coffee. Can get the Able stainless steel filter($20) instead of the paper ones that come with it.

          Entry level burr grinders - Sunbeam EM0480 or Breville Smart Grinder Pro ( seen on here a few days ago for $150ish I think) They go alright for the $$.

          Cheers

          TCC

        • Store RepTwocrackscoffee @ Two Cracks Coffee on 06/06/2019 - 16:06

          $152 - good price for the grinder
          https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/460963

  • eltito on 06/06/2019 - 16:20
    +1

    I saw you wrote:
    "All orders are roasted to order and I will begin next wednesday 12th June - so please factor in the roasting , posting and degassing times for your order( degas 5-10 days from roast date ideally)"

    What do you mean by "degas 5-10 days from roast date ideally"? I've recently bought a coffee machine and am a newbie to the coffee making industry, but I presume you mean that 5-10 days is the ideal timeframe to consume the coffee beans for best taste? If so, I've read that up to 14 days is ideal? Should I be aiming for 5-10 or 5-14 days?

    If I'm wrong (which I presume I am because you wrote degas) then could you explain what you mean?

    Sorry for the question, I'm new to it all and it can be a bit of a minefield. Good news is I got the breville grinder and dual boiler pack, so I'm currently experimenting - but I can't experiment too much as too much coffee for me no es bueno, so I'm actually looking into purchasing your decaf beans, as I could use those over and over again in a few sessions and compare flavours with different settings etc.

    Thanks =)

    I

    • m9 on 06/06/2019 - 16:24

      The beans release CO2 after roasting so just let them sit in the bag for a few days before use. They are generally good for a few weeks after which their flavour profile takes a dive.

    • Store RepTwocrackscoffee @ Two Cracks Coffee on 06/06/2019 - 16:35
      +1

      Yep as m9 said - there is a lot going on in the bag after roasting . The bags have one way valves to allow CO2 to escape over a few days . The flavours develop , mature and deepen during this time also.
      Every bean is different - the Ethiopian coffee, for example, are smaller more dense beans and degas quicker in my experience.
      The PNG beans are larger and hold more gas so take a bit longer to 'peak'.

      Good luck on your new coffee adventures!

      Cheers

      TCC

  • Colombian on 06/06/2019 - 19:48

    What's the thing with Colombian deals this week?

  • lplau on 18/06/2019 - 14:15

    Damn, just missed this, would love to pickup some PNG…..

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