Coffee Clinic at COZ Coffee?

[Cromulence]

http://www.cozcoffeeroastingcompany.com/#!contact/c1d94

 

' We roast on site throughout the day and provide a free 30-minute coffee “clinic” which includes many facts about coffee from the plant through the harvest, coffee bean processing, developing roasting profiles, “cupping”, and concludes with a personal roast experience. The clinics run on the hour starting at 10am, with the last one at 3pm. Private group clinics are available with “hands-on” roasting.'

 

Has anyone tried this? How's their coffee? Is it ok to bring coffee beans back on the ship?

[crewsweeper]

http://www.cozcoffeeroastingcompany.com/#!contact/c1d94

 

 

 

Has anyone tried this? How's their coffee? Is it ok to bring coffee beans back on the ship?

 

Seems new. Expat operated. If you have coffee jones, can't argue against not at least trying a cup. Yes it's okay to bring beans back to ship. Come back with a review. Looks like he might start shipping next year. The region he buys from is noted for good quality beans.

 

For me, if you want to get past the franchise shops like Starbucks and Rock N Java, the best coffee has been at El Coffee on Calle 3 Sur, next to Pizza Hut. Miguel is local, and serves a great cup. Locals hang out there all day long. He also roasts his own beans.

[Cromulence]

Thanks for the recommendation crewsweeper!

[losbun]

I agree, thanks for the recommendation crewsweeper. I work the night shift at the hospital so I always try to bring back local coffee for myself and coworkers.