Guatemala Finca El Triangulo

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Pulling an espresso using decaf Guatemala beans from LONDINIUM, with the L1-P lever espresso machine. Grinder: Compak E8. Scales from Acaia. Tamper from Londinium. VST filter baskets, VSTlabs refractometer, VSTlabs Coffeetools PRO app. Hockey pucks. Camera and editing: Roemer Overdiep. Music: Vera Westera and Martin Fondse Groove Troopers.

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Bart zei…
Hoe smaakte deze boon?
18 januari 2016 om 02:19
Frans zei…
Hoi Bart,
Als je de video bekijkt dan vind je het antwoord op 2:19, tegen het einde...
Groet,
Frans
18 januari 2016 om 03:41
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