Going darker with a washed Ethiopian coffee Ive never roasted before (on the Loring S35 roaster) @roasterkat
Going darker with a washed Ethiopian coffee Ive never roasted before (on the Loring S35 roaster)  @roasterkat
Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
This is my approach to taking a washed Ethiopian coffee to a "medium-dark" roast level, end temp of 428+F, which is darker than most of the coffee I normally roast.
It's a 65lb batch on the 35kg Loring roaster.

*NOTE: This video is relatively advanced, assuming previous knowledge of coffee roasting language and concepts. If you're a coffee roaster, I hope this video will be interesting or useful to you. If you are not a coffee roaster, well, I'm sorry if it's confusing or boring.

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