Britt Gresham

Espresso Addict

Coffee

As a remote worker before the pandemic, I spent many of my days perusing various coffee shops in Portland. I discovered what I liked and didn't like however it was a slow and tedious process having switched up coffee shops every time I went out.

Then when the pandemic hit, going out had to stop and I needed to find a way to make good coffee at home. Thus began my journey of finding exactly what I liked in coffee.

Inspired by Adam Whitlock's coffee page, this page catalogs my coffee gear and various likes, and dislikes with everything coffee.

Coffee Equipment

Roasts and Roasters

I generally prefer lighter, natural processed roasts which trend fruity. If not enjoying an espresso, I enjoy Tetsu Kasuya's pourover method which allows me to better control the flavor between brews.

Here is a small list of roasts and roasters that I've enjoyed over time.

Nog Coffee Roasters

  • Rwanda (4)

Farmers Union

Whenever we go to Eugene we make a trip to pick up some fresh beans from here. They have roasted some of the fruitiest coffee I've ever tasted and I loved it.

Coava

  • Anbessa (4)
  • Meaza (3.5)
  • Java Papatong, Indonesia, Anaerobic Honey (4)

Nossa Familia

Upper Left Roasters

Proud Mary

Golden Hour

  • First Light, Guatemala

Puff Coffee

  • El Acido, Mexico

Dear Francis

  • Fuzzy Sweater

Rebeldes

  • Cauca XP
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