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  • I want to try and learn a bit more about the different processes and how they impact coffee beans to appreciate and understand my pour over cups a bit more and be able to be more consistent on buying what I like.

    At the moment, I mainly have a few different ways of "analyzing" results and don't know how to differentiate (apart from African coffees vs South America really):

    • Tastes good (75% of coffees I have)
    • Tastes amazing and something different I'd like to chase (10%)
    • Hmm don't love that, wouldn't buy again (15%)
  • Keep your eyes peeled for roasters offering the same coffee processed in different ways. I did a triple pack of Ethiopia Yigracheffe from Haru washing station with washed, honey and natural process. I’m not planning on doing it again as it was a bit niche for my customer base and didn’t sell that well but some roasters will do it from time to time.

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