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3 Simple Reasons Why We Roast-To-Order – MERAKI Skip to content Submit Close search Home Shop Coffee BlogWell-nighUs FAQ Business Contact Us شحن مجّاني عند شراءك قهوتين او اكثر Submit Search Log in Cart Cart expand/collapse Home Shop Coffee BlogWell-nighUs FAQ Business Contact Us 3 Simple Reasons Why We Roast-To-Order by Mohamed Shata February 12, 2018  The speciality coffee scene has been growing at a fast pace all over the world and there are no signs of slowing down. Now increasingly than ever, we have many coffee shops and coffee roasters offering wondrous coffee and each with their own unique touch. So, what is it that makes us stand out? well, we micro roast and only roast-to-order. This ways that we roast your coffee without we receive your order online, and in very, very small batches. So why do we roast-to-order? Here are three reasons why we do so; 1. Roasting For YourMashMethod Generally, we talk well-nigh roast degrees to be either light, medium, or dark. But we could go a step remoter and pinpoint roast degrees as; Cinnamon, City, City plus, Full City, Full City Plus, Vienna, French, and Italian. Within each roast degree, say a medium roast, is a range. For example, if we are roasting a light roast for a Brazilian coffee, how light is light? At Meraki, we could roast a light roast for an espresso quite differently than if we were to roast light for a Chemex. In addition, the method, or the technique of which the coffee is roasted affects the acidity, bitterness, aroma, and the soul of the cup. For example, a relatively faster roast could result in a slightly higher acidity. Furthermore, the shape of the unshortened roast lines influences the minutiae of the coffee, but increasingly on that in a future blog. Some prefer the lighter roasts, which deliver the fruity notes, and some prefer the darker roasts, which highlight the chocolaty, or plane the smokey flavors. So, by speaking to our customers, we can offer a upper level of customization by roasting specifically for their brewing method and desired flavors.  2. Fresh Coffee is No Gimmick Since we roast without a customer has placed an order, they will receive their coffee no increasingly than a few days off roast. They will wits the zephyr of coffee as they have never before. We know that you can find many rants well-nigh how coffee freshness is a gimmick or a marketing phrase, but trust us, it makes a difference.  I have found that some coffees age faster than others, depending on the origin and roast degree. As an example, when I roasted one of our Brazilian coffees to a Full City+ roast, the flavors of chocolate, and praline were dominant when spirituous as an espresso. This is when it was two days off roast, and was so for up to 15 days off roast. But the flavors of the coffee started to transpiration drastically without that, and shifted to taste smokey, as if it was a french roast. Honestly, I didn't enjoy the coffee when spirituous increasingly than two weeks off roast, neither did our customers, and as they described it, it sort of tasted like stale, commercial coffee. 3. Full Range Of Flavors The main reason why we roast-to-order and make sure we supply our customers with fresh coffee is that we want them to wits the full range of the flavors that their coffee could offer from day one, or two to three days without the roast date. As you know, the flavors in the coffee transpiration over time from the day that it is roasted. This is due to gases escaping the coffee stone and oxidation. CO2 affects the taste in some ways, and most often at least 80% of the CO2 escapes within 2 to 24 hours from the day it was roasted. Finally, there is a “peak day" where the flavors are wondrous and vibrant, but it is a personal preference, and the peak for you can be different than the peak for someone else. I love the Kenya Itchimara when spirituous on a V60 or a Chemex from day one. It offers a very sweet and floral notes, but not so much as an espresso. The flavors that I taste when the coffee is one or two weeks off roast are bright, with a sharp but pleasent acidity. And when it's four weeks off roast, the espresso is juicy and tastes veritably amazing. I was surprised that the coffee did not go stale, instead, the flavors became increasingly pronounced. I could taste the sweetness from the first to last sip, with a well-turned acidity, and a pleasant fruity aftertaste.      At the end, we aspire to offer perfection in a cup, but we believe perfection is a personal perspective, specially when it comes to flavors and taste. We love it when our customers tell us what's their go-to brewing method, what roast stratum they are looking for, or plane what grinder they own. We listen carefully, and read your comments rigorously, thus, offering such a upper level of personalization. We are proud that we offer a very unique wits to our customers. So, whether it's freshness, savor discovery, or a specific coffee for a specific mash method that you are looking for, we have you covered. Share Share on Facebook Tweet Tweet on Twitter Pin it Pin on Pinterest Leave a scuttlebutt Name Email Message Back to MERAKI blogs Shop Coffee Roasting sessions Blog Business FAQ Our MantraWell-nighUs Meet the Team Join us Privacy Policy Refund Policy Terms of Service Contact Us Join our mailing list and get 10% OFF Subscribe Facebook Twitter Pinterest Instagram Tumblr Snapchat RSS © 2018, MERAKI