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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...
$40.00
Here's a showstopper for you, and just in time for the holidays. For the woman (or gentleman) who has, well, nearly everything: a wine-bottle stopper of hand-turned wood and sturdy, American-fabricated stainless steel three-ring bung. Keeps wine in, keeps air out. One...
$49.00
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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Doug Casebeer, artist in residence at the University of Oklahoma and unofficial potter in chief of DoubleShot Coffee Company, has come through again with another outstanding cup. It's a piece of art, really. A vessel with which to imbibe DoubleShot...
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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...
$56.50
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...
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I've used many different pourover setups, and even made my own, working on theories in my head that tell me coffee should be brewed a certain way. But it keeps coming back here. The Hario V60 is designed in such...
“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 →
