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Description: The CoffeeGeek Podcast explores every aspect of quality coffee and espresso, from absolute beginner and newbie issues, questions, comments and how tos, on up to uber-Geek intensive stuff like interviews with some of the top pros in the industry, and micro-focusing discussions on the finer points of the beverages. With one or two episodes a week, this is sure to be your fix about quality coffee and espresso. Brought to you by the folks at CoffeeGeek.com.
Podcast Specification CoffeeGeek Podcast 070 - ChristChurch Cafe -
A special edition of the CoffeeGeek Podcast is a feature interview with Carl Sara of Crafted Coffee Company in Christchurch New Zealand.
We discuss Carl's efforts to set up a virtual online cafe to raise funds to help out the coffee community in Christchurch impacted so heavily by a devistating earthquake on February 22, 2011.
Visit ChristChurchCafe today to help out.
CoffeeGeek Podcast 69: The History of Espresso, Part 1 (iTunes Enhanced) -
The CoffeeGeek Podcast, Episode 69:The History of Espresso, Part One
In this episode, we go all the way back to 1820 to see the first uses of steam to aid in brewing coffee.
Inventions by Rabaut, Caseneuve, Romershausen and Parker are very similar to the modern day stovetop moka pot.
Mme. Vassieux's invention and production of the siphon coffee brewer
Early developments in the recirculating percolator
Edouard Loysel's Hydrostatic Coffee Maker
Development of the Press Pot
Explosions, limits of steam in both temperatures (excessive) and pressures (1.5bar average)
Gustaf Kessel's big single-coffee brewing boiler system
Angelo Moriondo's precurser to the Bezerra / Pavoni design
Luigi Bezerra's patent and early "Giant Type with Double Tap" coffee maker
Pavoni enters the scene, buys Bezerra's patents, and improves on them
The design of the disperson system and pressure relief valves
The Pavoni Ideale, the first machine marketed as an espresso machine
Pier Teresio Arduino's involvement in espresso
Marketing of espresso by Arduino
Experiments with screw down pistons and air pumps
Illy's work with the Illeta automatic espresso machine
Marco Cremonese's patent for pistons
Rosetta Scorza and Gaggia
Achille Gaggia's revelation moving from screw piston to spring loaded piston
Modern day espresso is born.
This is the iTunes Enhanced version, .m4a file.
CoffeeGeek Podcast 69: The History of Espresso Part 1 (MP3) -
The CoffeeGeek Podcast, Episode 69:The History of Espresso, Part One
In this episode, we go all the way back to 1820 to see the first uses of steam to aid in brewing coffee.
Inventions by Rabaut, Caseneuve, Romershausen and Parker are very similar to the modern day stovetop moka pot.
Mme. Vassieux's invention and production of the siphon coffee brewer
Early developments in the recirculating percolator
Edouard Loysel's Hydrostatic Coffee Maker
Development of the Press Pot
Explosions, limits of steam in both temperatures (excessive) and pressures (1.5bar average)
Gustaf Kessel's big single-coffee brewing boiler system
Angelo Moriondo's precurser to the Bezerra / Pavoni design
Luigi Bezerra's patent and early "Giant Type with Double Tap" coffee maker
Pavoni enters the scene, buys Bezerra's patents, and improves on them
The design of the disperson system and pressure relief valves
The Pavoni Ideale, the first machine marketed as an espresso machine
Pier Teresio Arduino's involvement in espresso
Marketing of espresso by Arduino
Experiments with screw down pistons and air pumps
Illy's work with the Illeta automatic espresso machine
Marco Cremonese's patent for pistons
Rosetta Scorza and Gaggia
Achille Gaggia's revelation moving from screw piston to spring loaded piston
Modern day espresso is born.
This is the MP3 version
CoffeeGeek Podcast 068 - Looking Back at 2010 (MP3 version) -
A look back at 2010 in coffee and espresso, including a special feature interview!
Topics include
CoffeeGeek Lab
Pourover Coffee
Commodity Market
Pressure Profiling
Extract Mojo
Jimseven Blog
Also, a special feature interview with James Hoffmann on how his blog has really pushed forward some amazing discussions about coffee and espresso.
CoffeeGeek Podcast 067 - Vacpot History Part 2 -
After a 20 month absence, the CoffeeGeek Podcast is back! A continuation and conclusion to the Vacpot History Series with part two, covering
The big three US vacuum brewer makers and their demise
European siphon brewers and their continued production
Japanese siphon market
And more!
Enjoy folks!
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Description: The CoffeeGeek Podcast explores every aspect of quality coffee and espresso, from absolute beginner and newbie issues, questions, comments and how tos, on up to uber-Geek intensive stuff like interviews with some of the top pros in the industry, and micro-focusing discussions on the finer points of the beverages. With one or two episodes a week, this is sure to be your fix about quality coffee and espresso. Brought to you by the folks at CoffeeGeek.com.
