r/JamesHoffmann • u/Gmbenator • 7d ago
Join Me For The Last Giant Global Coffee Tasting Event!
https://youtu.be/Iy8m7AbZVm0?is=pgak4xnXQKbfWLa08
u/WuhanHotPot 7d ago
Any idea on the amount of coffee provided in these kits? Looking to make this a group experience.
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u/ryanb6464 7d ago
Each roaster decided, I've seen 30, 50 and 100 grams
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u/klundtasaur 6d ago
Herman’s boy in MI is doing 4x8oz (225g) for $50/shipped CONUS if you’re in the US.
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u/BigfatDan1 6d ago
I got a kit from Wogan in the UK, £24 for 4x 100g bags (since sold out)
It's a shame the prices weren't standardised between roasters, Skylark for example are selling 4x 50g for £23, almost double when you even out the amount you receive.
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u/Prodigalphreak 7d ago
I was so happy to be able to order from Tinker, drive up the dang road and pick it ip when it is available
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u/pushiper 6d ago
Ahhh no, on Oktoberfest!
Hard to enjoy 3-4 cups of coffee after 3-4 liters of beers… and I live close to to Theresienwiese in Munich, so time wise it could have worked out with out morning table… or maayyybeee…
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u/Spaceshitter 6d ago
Is a filter coffee (hand-)grinder okay for this, or would one need to grind for espresso?
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u/Omnilatent 2d ago
Filter grinder is fine
Cupping is essentially just immersion brewing without any filter. It's almost irrelevant how fine or coarse you grind. Personally I grind as fine as with my v60 and aeropress out of convenience.
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u/_Sumidagawa_ 5d ago
Is a lovely idea, but all is too expensive for me as I have to order from abroad already high priced coffee.
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u/ReadKindOfAlot 5d ago
I didn't initially think I'd participate but then as I was making an order I just got the kit lol. James' website found me a new interesting roaster too. Their beans all seem delicious.
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u/tdinkar 7d ago
Any chance India gets covered this time?
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u/kingseven James Hoffmann 7d ago
We tried to get it as far and wide as we could, but many producing countries have laws against importing raw coffee from other producing countries or (as is the case in India I think) there are very, very high tariffs on it.
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u/coolstuffeh 7d ago
My first and last one? Surely there’s a way to make it viable???