Knowing what grind profile is best for your preferred brew method is just as important as the beans you use. It’s always preferred to grind beans as needed, but we are always happy to grind our beans to your preference ahead of time. Check out this reference below to make sure you know your grinds. Coarse French Press Coarse Grounds are best for French Press and Cold Brew.Compare to kosher salt. Medium Drip Medium Grounds are best for Automatic Drip brewing. Compare to coarse sand. Fine DripV60/Chemex Fine Grounds are best for Pour-overs, V60 Pour-over and Chemex brewing methods.Compare to table sugar. Extra Fine ExpressoMoka Extra Fine Grounds are best for Espresso and Moka Pot brewing.Compare to fine powder with a...
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Since 2013, Parisi Coffee has been exploring the wild west that is barrel-aged coffee. And it’s been a delicious hit since launching the whiskey barrel-conditioned coffee series. The idea of barrel-aging has been around for a long time in the beverage industry. The earliest known reference of “casks of palm-wood filled with wine” dates back to 424 B.C.E. While barrels originally were a practical solution for food and beverage storage, aging whiskey for flavor most likely began around the 1800s.Coffee conditioning has been in the spotlight for a shorter amount of time. Roasters began selling barrel-aged coffee in notable quantities around 2010 and earlier. Green coffee beans tend to absorb aromas from its environment. This makes them an ideal candidate...
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Panache Chocolatier & Parisi Coffee Pair Confections & Coffee on the Plaza Parisi Artisan Coffee is excited to announce a new partnership with Panache Chocolatier & Café. Nestled inside their boutique location in the heart of the Plaza at 418 Nichols Road, Panache Chocolatier will be expanding their menu to include the Italian-style espresso, coffee and seasonal drink features currently offered at Parisi Café. “We wanted to find a way to expand our menu with a great coffee program,” said Julie House, owner of Panache, “but we also wanted to partner with someone who approached their business from the local artisan perspective the same way we do.” Panache owners and staff spent several weeks working with Parisi’s menu developer and...
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