Fast Facts: Founded: 2013Location: Montreal, QuebecCoffee Name: La FincaOrigin: ColombianAltitude: 1500mBrew Method: Aeropress Coffee Review: Note: Po&Co has since redesigned their bags. Starting with the aroma of the coffee itself, it was very bold and rich smelling- something that carried over to the taste of the blend. The main tasting note that stood out to …
Agro Roasters- Home
My tasting notes. Fast Facts: Founded: 2016Location: 550 Clark Drive, Vancouver, BCCoffee Name: "Roasters Choice"Origin: Ethiopia, GujiAltitude: 1800-2000MBrew Method: Aeropress Coffee Review: If I were to sum up the theme of this coffee with one word, it would be fruity. It starts with the aroma- very juicy and sweet smelling. Notes of strawberry jump out …
Quarterly Coffee Feature (Spring 2020)- Rampage Coffee
Rampage Coffee has only been around for a few short years, but they've already carved out a good size chunk of the market and have quickly made a name for themselves. Within a period of under two years, husband and wife team, Dustin and Lauren have taken their coffee operation from small and based in …
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Interview with Jess from Slothee Coffee
Recently I had the pleasure of chatting (over IG and email) with Jess from Slothee Coffee. She took some time to chat about coffee with me which I am forever grateful for. So enjoy, and look for her links at the end of this post! Intro:Jess is a coffee blogger based out of Vancouver BC …
Hasty Coffee- Home
New on the coffee scene, Hasty Coffee has quickly made a name for themselves in a way not many, if any, other companies have. They've reinvented instant coffee. When the term 'instant coffee' gets thrown around, it can turn many avid coffee drinkers off. Co-founders Jill and Ben have partnered with some amazing Canadian roasters …
Lark Coffee Roasters (Part II)- Home
Welcome back everyone to Part two of two reviewing Lark Coffee Roasters, For those of you who missed part one, you can peruse it here. Today I have two blends that I'll be reviewing: 'Blackbird', which is a blend of Colombian, Mexican and Papua New Guinea coffees and 'Darkwoods', a mix of Honduras, Mexican, and …
Lark Coffee Roasters (Part I)- Home
This week marks part one of a two part series profiling four different roasts from Creston, BC based roaster Lark Coffee Roasters. Boasting an impressive selection of roasts, Lark Coffee has been increasingly popular, not only in Creston, but BC as a whole and beyond. In my order, I received two 340g bags as well …
Smoking Gun Coffee- Drive-In
It was back in October that I first highlighted Smoking Gun Coffee Roasters on my blog. If you haven't seen that post yet (or just want a refresher) you can find it here. While that was an at home review, this post is a little different. I had the pleasure of visiting Brandon from Smoking …
Regard Coffee- Home
For an introduction to Regard Coffee (and their amazing cappuccinos) check out my post here. While I was visiting Regard, I picked up some beans to brew at home, and that's what I'll be discussing in this post. The beans I picked up were the Seven Falls variety, a medium/dark Brazilian coffee. My brewing method …
Commercial Drive Coffee Company- Home
What began in 2010 as a conversation amongst a small group of people, the Commercial Drive Coffee Company has grown tremendously and now boasts six different roasts in their arsenal. Proud to be roasted in East Vancouver, Commercial Drive aims to provide coffee that is reminiscent of the European coffee scene. At the time, they …
Matt's Coffee Chat 