Cubico Coffee
 roasted the way you want it.
Cubico Coffee is a coffee roasting company that excels in custom roasting coffee, the way you want it. You can pick up to 4 different coffee beans, and determine the percentage, by making sure it adds to 100%, pick either 12oz or 2oz sampler, and your set. Next you pick the roast profile that you want, be it a light roast, city, or a full city. When you pick your roast you get a profile that tells you what to expect, then the next step is the grind that you want on your coffee; fine for espresso, medium grind for most methods of brewing, or course grind for French Press, and vacuum pots. All of this amazing stuff is done right on their web site, pretty cool I know!
The box you must have
Next, the coffee is roasted, and sent directly to you, in a fantastic, personalized box that is perfect for your cupboard, or to proudly display on your counter top! And, the best part of all is that they Cubico Coffee will keep your blend on file, so it will be ready the next time you place an order!
What gives Cubico Coffee this confidence? Simple, they have been a family owned coffee roaster since 1877, so generation, after generation of knowledge has been passed down, ensuring quality and commitment. First, and foremost, is their customer service, all the little things that make this a great product are right in your box! A little booklet explaining the coffee you selected, where it is raised, how it is harvested, and processed, and the tasting profile.
Wealth of information in this booklet
Look at the bag and you will notice a wealth of information! Cubico Coffee proudly displays your name, roast profile, the beans used, and the percentage on the front of your personalized box. On the side, is where you will find the date, and the roaster’s name, and on the other side, brewing instructions! All this in one package!
Cubico Coffee is the future for coffee, and customer service, wrapped up all in one; you the customer will have a coffee experience of a lifetime.
Next: Review of CoffeeKen Blend by Cubico Coffee on Wednesday.
Enjoying my Sumatra fresh roasted coffee while watching Macy”s parade
Thx
Bernard
Sim-mee:Dark roast has slightly less canifefe than light roast but the grind makes a difference also. The finer the grind, the more canifefe is released so a finely ground dark roast may have more canifefe than a coarsely ground light roast. Arabica can contain up to 50% less canifefe than some other types of beans. Since Arabica is a more expensive bean than the easier to grow Robusta bean, buying more expensive coffee may mean you’ll be consuming less canifefe in your morning cup of java. The time it takes your coffee to brew also effects the canifefe levels. The longer the water stays in contact with the coffee, the more canifefe is extracted from the grounds.