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VARIETIES The Bourbon coffee variety was originally taken from Yemen and planted on the Indian Ocean island of Bourbon by French missionaries, where it morphed into a unique strain. This variety eventually found its way to the...
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There's nothing in the world like a clean, authentic washed Gesha. One that's not muddied by other varieties or cultivated at a slight elevation or dried in the equatorial lowland heat. One that was picked by indigenous fingers instilled with years...
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We are selling very limited offerings of amazing chocolate bars infused with Gesha coffee. This first release is made with Madagascar 64% dark chocolate. In my opinion, some of the most amazing chocolate in the world is grown in Madagascar....
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In September I went to Flagstaff Arizona and ran a fifty mile race in the mountains surrounding the town, and the following day I went walking around the turn of the century downtown en route to MotherRoad Brewing, just across...
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VARIETIES Bambito Estate was founded in the early 1900s in the Chiriquí province of Panama. In 1945, Alberto Sittón Rios inherited the farm from his father, and today it is run by his granddaughter, Priscilla and her...
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Put yourself in our shirt. It’s soft and stylish, just like you. Made of 40-30-30 (poly-cotton-rayon), a tri-blend reminiscent of The Zone diet you were on in the 90s. Forget about those macros for a minute and slide into DoubleShot...
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You can now show your DoubleShot flair from head to toe when you purchase our new Argyle Coffee Socks. Yank on a pair of these and top it off with one of our DoubleShot lids and you'll be the weirdest...
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There are two ways to roast coffee. You can either control it yourself or you can let a robot do it for you. Me? I'm all hands-on, manual, write-it-down-as-you-go. And I write it down in a roast journal. I also...
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Last time I was in Panama City, I got up early to catch a taxi to the airport for my flight home, and I walked outside the W Hotel into the dark morning to wait for my ride. The door...
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I remember one Halloween my mom made me a yellow cape and I dressed up like Robin (I wanted to be Batman but that was far too complicated). As usual in Illinois, the temperature dropped on Halloween night and my...
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Camelbak changed the way we carried water while hiking and biking, turning backpacks into reservoirs. But Camelbak is much more than that today, producing packs, vests and bottles for many activities, as well as bottles and cups for kids and...
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This is a gift card for use here at DoubleShotCoffee.com. It's a great option for someone who you know loves the DoubleShot, or for someone who doesn't yet know about the DoubleShot but appreciates the finest things in life. Don't...
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The highly-sought-after Maduro Bar is back! We continue our relationship with Glacier Confection, located here in Tulsa Oklahoma. The bar is a delightful combination of their Peruvian 68% dark chocolate with an infusion of our Maduro coffee, roasted by me...
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I've tested out many scales over the past couple years, and THIS is the scale that I use at home every morning when I make coffee. The reason is that this scale does exactly what I want it to without...
“I want to start a business.” Oh that’s cool. Living the American Dream... I was at Home Depot a couple days ago and a woman at the self-checkout was telling the employee, in that prideful, abasing sort of way, that she was opening a business - tomorrow. She said it in a way that struck a chord in me because I could tell that she felt she was doing something for the ages, which most people couldn’t do and that this monumental task was even at the threshold of her super-human capability. And yes, I know that getting to the start line is hard. One of the hardest. But once you’re there, the real fight begins. I remember going to the... Continue Reading →
1. I’m not an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs focus on profits. 2. People used to always asked me if I “skimmed” the cash drawer. Haha. They thought we made enough money that I could actually skim the cash drawer! Looks can be deceiving. 3. Most people don’t like coffee. And most coffee tastes terrible, so I can’t say I blame them. But even people who drink “good” coffee often “doctor it up” with things that dampen the actual taste of coffee. I think that’s a mistake. 4. When a car goes through your window and the landlord fixes it and then someone throws a brick through the other window, and the landlord refuses to fix it, the prior is called “setting a... Continue Reading →
