Retirement Living and Coffee

Kevohere

bcspark wrote:

Long time dead,I love coffee,roasting and most important people

Umm, I'm thinking/hoping you meant "long time deed"? 😉

bcspark

The date is set 18th instant 9.30 am the next event.My eldest son is joining me to help pull the coffees.Have roasted 2.5 kg of Ethiopian Biftu Gesha for the day in the KKHG . Another full on morning as our aged care facility has changed hands and we are now Freedom Aged Care Rochedale.Change for the best I hope.

Dry_bean

bcspark wrote:

The date is set 18th instant 9.30 am the next event.My eldest son is joining me to help pull the coffees.Have roasted 2.5 kg of Ethiopian Biftu Gesha for the day in the KKHG . Another full on morning as our aged care facility has changed hands and we are now Freedom Aged Care Rochedale.Change for the best I hope.

Good luck with your morning BC, great initiative, trust every thing goes smoothly for you. :thumb:

askthecoffeeguy

Sounds like a great coffee to kick the day off with and a fantastic service for those lucmy enough to be on the receiving end!

bcspark

Well done and dusted.Eldest son took over and pulled shots on both Bezzeras,Strega and Gea to satisfy many coffee lovers. The bean of the day was Ethiopian Biftu Gesha roasted for espresso at seven post roast ,what a ripper? Age has caught up so for me to do same again I would need a two group volumetric machine ???

Brett_H

Terrific stuff mate! That's what retirement should be... Indulging your hobbies!

askthecoffeeguy

I've often thought about buying another Rancilio Epoca and banding the two together on a single platform with a collective shell to create an effective and easily transportable two group - might still do it when we move to Queensland!

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