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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.
Australian grown coffee
Has Australian grown coffee come of age?
Can you really grow high quality coffee at 300 metres?
It would be a really fine thing if we could produce a world-class green coffee right here in Oz. Up to now, I haven’t been convinced that we can. But an article in today’s Sydney Morning Herald will have me checking again…

July 4th 2009
3:11 PM AEDST
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to my site for all things coffee related.
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.
I also have a growing hobby business selling green and fresh roasted coffee - see the Ministry Grounds Store.
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