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The coffee grinder is one of the hard workers of one’s brewing set up. It’s responsible for making sure you get evenly ground coffee for your espressos or pour overs. To ensure the longevity of your coffee grinder, it’s important to be able to know the ways to maintain it easily.

Is there really such a thing as a perfect espresso? From Italian cafés churning out hundreds if not thousands of espressos on the daily, specialty cafés dialing in those single origin specialties, or the aspiring home brewer honing his craft, being able to pull a great espresso is a skill that, although takes practice, is entirely learnable.

The venerable French Press has been the staple coffee brewer of many homes. Long before pour over coffee became the thing for home brewing, the French Press and to an extent the moka pot were the choice homebrews for people that were caffeinating at home.

However confusing these terms may seem, fear not. There are actually a few simple differences when it comes to blends vs single origin specialty coffee. We encourage you to dive into the topic, and learn which one to pick.

The flavor labels on our specialty coffee aren’t just there for show. When it comes to developing your coffee skills, one of the most important aspects is learning how to properly taste a cup of coffee.

A great way to understand our coffee is by learning about the specialty coffee grading scale. This is a standardized evaluation that is crucial to the entire coffee supply chain and is what categorizes coffees into different grades.

The winner of the 2021 Philippine Aeropress Championship will represent the Philippines at the Worlds. Here’s a look at how the Worlds came to be the icon that pushed the Aeropress to new levels.

We love the Aeropress, like…a lot. Here are some recommendations on how to get the best out of our coffees using everyone’s favorite coffee plunger. ☕

So you’ve treated yourself to a bag of specialty coffee beans from Plain Sight Coffee Roasters. Now, how do you store your coffee to make sure it retains its flavors and aromas? Here we have five great tips for storing your coffee so that you can enjoy our blends and single origins for as long as possible.