Hi .great video as always .Which estate or wash station was that Rwanda from .I also had some from Gatare wash station and my profiles was : G to Y ,4.40 FC at 7.45 and post crack 2.15 with overall time of 10 00. Drop temp on my 5kg @ 206 deg celcius . I used this roast as a blend with a Guatemala and had some good positive feedback .It was our production roast for our Christmas holidays last year . Thank you for sharing with us .I have basically gained the little knowledge I have by watching all of you guys videos.
love how you're doing these newer videos, parameters are called out as are charge & drop temps. everything else doesn't matter as our machines personalities & habits are different. Derek's the cats pajamas when it comes to roasting.
Thanks as always Derek! Good stuff.
Hi .great video as always .Which estate or wash station was that Rwanda from .I also had some from Gatare wash station and my profiles was : G to Y ,4.40
FC at 7.45 and post crack 2.15 with overall time of 10 00. Drop temp on my 5kg @ 206 deg celcius . I used this roast as a blend with a Guatemala and had some good positive feedback .It was our production roast for our Christmas holidays last year . Thank you for sharing with us .I have basically gained the little knowledge I have by watching all of you guys videos.
love how you're doing these newer videos, parameters are called out as are charge & drop temps. everything else doesn't matter as our machines personalities & habits are different. Derek's the cats pajamas when it comes to roasting.
Do you typically mark the end of "drying" as the green-yellow transition or when all the beans in the tryer are yellow?
Full yellow, but verified by a scent change from drying grass to some kind of baking biscuit like scent indicating carbohydrate conversion.