Fernwood Coffee 1976 Espresso
Fernwood Coffee 1976 Espresso
1976 Espresso
1976 Espresso
Fernwood Coffee 1976 Espresso
Fernwood Coffee 1976 Espresso
1976 Espresso

1976 Espresso

$20.70 Sale Save

Fairtrade organic coffee

Grind Whole Bean
Size 454g

454 grams

Cup Profile:
Chocolate, caramel, and orange zest

Region:
Peru and Guatemala 

Roast:
Medium

Customer Reviews

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Simone G. (Victoria, CA)
The BEST espresso beans!

The perfect bean to produce a smooth silky but still deeply flavourful espresso. I have worked in many coffee shops in my time and am a coffee lover through and through. This is my go to order and have yet to find a better espresso bean especially for the modest price. Please don’t ever stop making this! ♥️

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EMS (Calgary, CA)
Love waking up to Fernwood!

Love, love the flavour of my Fernwood latte in the morning :)

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Bruce M. (Nanoose Bay, CA)
Great Taste

The 1976 Espresso is our go to coffee. It has a great taste that we don’t get tired of. The beans are quite dry ( not oily) so they work well in our Jura coffee machine! Keep on brewing!

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Wade (Victoria, CA)
Truly a Medium Roast

I don't tend to brand hop too often in my espresso, I do like to try different roasters occasionally, but enjoy a consistent cup. I have been using 1976 for a few months, interspersed with a couple of others, and find myself setting in with the Fernwood blend, I find it a truly medium roast where some others claim medium, but tend toward darker roasts. 1976 is a nice full bodied traditional blend, not too sweet, and just there with acidity. I highly recommend it to anyone enjoying the caramel and chocolate notes of a good solid espresso.

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Gordon F. (Vancouver, CA)
Best beans we've found from Fernwood

We have tried many coffees from Fernwood and keep coming back to this one for it's consistently rich and interesting flavour. Nothing bland here! Thank you Fernwood for this excellent offering.

Brew Guide

Our head roasters have always vouched to brew what tastes good to you. We use these guides as a starting point and a general process through each method to brew the best coffee.

Fundamentals

  • Preheat your brewing vessel
  • Weigh your ingredients
  • Make sure your brewing vessel is clean
  • Use water that is almost but not quite boiling
  • Make sure to wet all the grounds evenly
  • Rinse any paper filters with hot water before use
  • Be sure to grind the coffee to the correct coarseness for the brewer you are using
  • Fresh coffee will "bloom" which is CO2 being released as hot water hits the coffee
  • To adjust strength change the grind, not the ratio of coffee to water. For stronger tasting coffee grind finer for less intense flavor coarsen your grind.
Conical Pour Over

  1. Wet filter with boiling water and discard water
  2. Put in 20 grams of medium ground coffee
  3. Pour in 100 grams of water & allow coffee to bloom
  4. Pour in remaining 240 grams of water little by little & use the stream of the water to push any grounds off the sides of the filter
  5. When all water is in stir once in a circular motion
  6. Let drip till done
Chemex

  1. Wet filter with boiling water
  2. Put in 40 grams of medium ground coffee
  3. Pour in 200 grams of water & allow coffee to bloom
  4. Pour in remaining 480 grams of water little by little & use the stream of the water to push any grounds off the sides of the filter
  5. Let drip till done
Aeropress

  1. Place the top portion of the brewer upside down on table
  2. Fit the bottom section over the rubber basket (At this point the numbers should be upside down on both parts of the brewer.)
  3. Put in 15 grams of medium ground coffee
  4. Pour in hot water to top (around 250 grams)
  5. Stir and make sure there are no dry grounds hiding at the bottom
  6. Let sit for 45 seconds
  7. Affix the filter cap with a wetted paper filter into the fitting (this should be at the top at this point) and depress a tiny bit so the slurry is close to the filter.
  8. Carefully invert the entire brewer onto your heated mug and press to the bottom.
Moka Pot

  1. Add preheated water to the fill line.
  2. Grind your coffee to a medium setting, similar to table salt. Add 15-17 grams to the filter basket.
  3. Screw on the top portion of the brewer. Careful as it will be hot.
  4. Place brewer on your burner over medium heat.
  5. Open the lid to view the brewing and remove from the burner when the stream starts to go from brown to blonde.
  6. Enjoy straight up or add some hot water for a mellower cup.
Espresso Machine

  1. Grind coffee very fine. It should be similar to confectioners sugar.
  2. Weigh your dose. 19 grams is a good starting point.
  3. Distribute the ground coffee as evenly as possible. There are tools for this or you can do it by hand.
  4. Tamp the coffee, making sure the bed of grounds is as level as possible.
  5. Purge your group head by running a small amount of water into the drip tray.
  6. Insert the portafilter and engage the brew right away.
  7. The shot should take several seconds to start flowing and the total time should be around 30 seconds.
  8. If you are making a milk drink you can steam the milk while your shot is pouring.

A few espresso fundamentals:

  • Always brew with a clean, hot, dry portafilter.
  • Use your hand to swipe away any loose grounds on the rim or tabs of the portafilter before inserting to brew.
  • If the shot is running too slow you need to coarsen the grind. If the shot is running too fast fine the grind.
  • Make grind adjustments in small increments.
  • Always pull a couple of shots after an adjustment before deciding whether or not to readjust.
  • Always purge off a bit of steam before and after you steam milk to clean the wand out. Never soak the steam wand or leave it submerged in milk.

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