Copper Canyon Blog

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4 M’s of Espresso

There are 4 components that go into a great cup of espresso; Miscela, Macinacaffe, Macchina, e Mano.  We look at each component and how it contributes to your cup!

4 M’s of Espresso

There are 4 components that go into a great cup of espresso; Miscela, Macinacaffe, Macchina, e Mano.  We look at each component and how it contributes to your cup!

A Guide to the French Press

A Guide to the French Press

We take a look at the history of the French Press and the steps to take to ensure you brew a great cup of coffee!

A Guide to the French Press

We take a look at the history of the French Press and the steps to take to ensure you brew a great cup of coffee!

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Roast. It’s What We Do

We take a look behind the scenes at the roasting process giving you a glimpse of the chemistry that happens to each bean.

Roast. It’s What We Do

We take a look behind the scenes at the roasting process giving you a glimpse of the chemistry that happens to each bean.

the word coffee written in coffee grounds

The Basics of Grinding Coffee

We look at the grinding process and its effect on extraction.  We briefly describe how to adjust your grind to avoid over-extraction and under-extraction.

The Basics of Grinding Coffee

We look at the grinding process and its effect on extraction.  We briefly describe how to adjust your grind to avoid over-extraction and under-extraction.

spilled bag of coffee beans next to antique coffee grinder

Why Grinding Your Own Coffee Is So Important

Grinding your own coffee can help you get the best flavor in your cup.  We take a look at coffee waste, the freshness factor and where to get a grinder.

Why Grinding Your Own Coffee Is So Important

Grinding your own coffee can help you get the best flavor in your cup.  We take a look at coffee waste, the freshness factor and where to get a grinder.