Hand sorting coffee
When I open a fresh 60kg bag of coffee, I marvel afresh at the number of individual beans there are in a bag (I’ve no idea exactly how many, but it must be in the 100’s of thousands).
For a bean like Ethiopian Harar, every one of the cherries those beans formed in would have been hand picked, and the little video below (via Sweetmaria’s ) highlights just how much work goes into giving me that beautiful, wild, fruity elixir.

November 20th 2008
8:48 PM AEDST
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Ministry Grounds is a blog for reflecting on my experience of roasting and drinking speciality coffee.
There's also some basic information here for people looking to start their journey into fine coffee.
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