Comments on: Second chances with Ritual’s Sumatra Sidikalang http://www.danielofarabica.com/tasting-notes/second-chances-with-rituals-sumatra-sidikalang/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=second-chances-with-rituals-sumatra-sidikalang brew, drink, repeat Thu, 22 Dec 2011 23:50:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The 411 on 504 « Man Seeking Coffee http://www.danielofarabica.com/tasting-notes/second-chances-with-rituals-sumatra-sidikalang/#comment-28 The 411 on 504 « Man Seeking Coffee Sun, 06 Sep 2009 03:15:46 +0000 http://danmarkham.net/?p=2841#comment-28 <p>[...] espresso, I opted for the Ritual via French Press. I was also curious whether I too could taste the peppers in that days selection of Sumatra Sidikalang. Although not my personal favorite, Cafe 504 did do a [...]</p> [...] espresso, I opted for the Ritual via French Press. I was also curious whether I too could taste the peppers in that days selection of Sumatra Sidikalang. Although not my personal favorite, Cafe 504 did do a [...]

]]> By: Second chances with Ritual’s Sumatra Sidikalang | Dan Markham "dot net" | coffee, beer, food, San Francisco and Apple…not necessarily in that order. http://www.danielofarabica.com/tasting-notes/second-chances-with-rituals-sumatra-sidikalang/#comment-31 Second chances with Ritual’s Sumatra Sidikalang | Dan Markham "dot net" | coffee, beer, food, San Francisco and Apple…not necessarily in that order. Fri, 14 Aug 2009 20:52:47 +0000 http://danmarkham.net/?p=2841#comment-31 <p>[...] for "Second chances with Ritual’s Sumatra Sidikalang"? It’s now on Daniel of Arabica, my coffee-focused blog. Related: “What I Was [...]</p> [...] for ”Second chances with Ritual’s Sumatra Sidikalang”? It’s now on Daniel of Arabica, my coffee-focused blog. Related: “What I Was [...]

]]> By: The land of Gayo – Daniel of Arabica http://www.danielofarabica.com/tasting-notes/second-chances-with-rituals-sumatra-sidikalang/#comment-30 The land of Gayo – Daniel of Arabica Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:40:59 +0000 http://danmarkham.net/?p=2841#comment-30 <p>[...] I’ve talked about Sumatra’s appealing aroma in whole bean form before: roasted chiles and tobacco. To that description, In the case of De la Paz’s Sumatra Gayo land, add a hit of berry and a hint of sweet toasted bread. The grounds were another matter entirely. In ground form the Gayo land’s whole bean fragrance blossomed into a complex – and for me, highly evocative – fruity tobacco symphony. [...]</p> [...] I’ve talked about Sumatra’s appealing aroma in whole bean form before: roasted chiles and tobacco. To that description, In the case of De la Paz’s Sumatra Gayo land, add a hit of berry and a hint of sweet toasted bread. The grounds were another matter entirely. In ground form the Gayo land’s whole bean fragrance blossomed into a complex – and for me, highly evocative – fruity tobacco symphony. [...]

]]> By: christian http://www.danielofarabica.com/tasting-notes/second-chances-with-rituals-sumatra-sidikalang/#comment-29 christian Fri, 29 May 2009 22:21:13 +0000 http://danmarkham.net/?p=2841#comment-29 <p>Whole Foods in Berkeley as well and up at 33 Revolutions in El Cerrito and a few of their other client cafes (on their website).</p> <p>Nice coverage with this and the cupping piece. Like you, this is something I've been meaning to get to for some time but can never get the chance. It was nice to do so vicariously.</p> Whole Foods in Berkeley as well and up at 33 Revolutions in El Cerrito and a few of their other client cafes (on their website).

Nice coverage with this and the cupping piece. Like you, this is something I’ve been meaning to get to for some time but can never get the chance. It was nice to do so vicariously.

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