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Kevin Sinnott is a nationally recognized coffee brewing expert. His latest book is called The Art & Craft of Coffee. Publishers Weekly has called it the best book on the subject in recent years. He’s talked coffee with Oprah Winfrey on national television, been featured in USA TODAY, The Chicago Tribune and other national publications, and discussed coffee and coffee brewing methods on ABC-TV’s 20/20, The Food Network and countless radio talk shows.Categories
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Kevin,
Can you tell me how long this video is?
I’d also like additional information about your upcoming event in Warrenville IL. I am a local and would love to attend. Are you from the area? Perhaps you could unload some review gear on me =)
Thanks,
Phil
Coffee Brewing Secrets DVD is and hour+ of experts showing how to maximize brewing using the top methods. Auto drip, manual drip, vacuum, espresso and milk foaming are the core subjects. Oh, yes, and cupping/tasting coffee.
Our CoffeeCon event is February 25 at the IBEW here in Warrenville. I wanted to create the event I wish I had when I started researching coffee. It’s a way to try a lot of brewers, lots of different coffees, and even attend an on-site hands-on tutorial guided by experts. I wasted a lot of money early on expensive gear and coffees before I knew how to brew. I’m trying to save people money and give them a chance to sample – simple as that. We’ll have an onsite page and registration soon.
Kevin,
Thanks for the additional details. My order has submitted! Look forward to watching and meeting you in Feb!
8 of 9 plpeoe found the following review helpful: Worked for awhile, January 7, 2010By (Floyd, VA) – This coffeemaker has been in service for less than two months, and we are about to replace it…I am on Amazon looking for units with good reviews. This one is full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. It burbles loudly for hours (literally) by the time it finishes heating the reservoir of water, and wastes so much in steam that only about half of the water actually makes it through. Perhaps for this reason, the reservoir lid has warped. Also, the pause and serve feature dribbles on the warming plate…a safety issue? Certainly a mess. I have cleaned it twice, using white vinegar according to directions, but it actually seemed to get worse each time. We had bought it several months before putting it into service, so it’s probably not returnable. At least it was cheap… I was surprised to see that a nearly identical unit, with a slightly different model number, received good reviews. One nice thing about it: the carafe doesn’t spill coffee all over when you pour!Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Was this review helpful to you? |
im just wondering; Was the $1000 delonghi I bought with my mom worth it? its auto and has removeable parts… (not auto milk frother) ps: i spent 440$ on it and my mom payed the other half and the price went down to 750.
I have not reviewed it, but the question is: how do you like it? Does it produce an espresso or cappuccino that’s worthy to you? At this price point, most espresso machines do a credible job. The single greatest limitation in most espresso setups in this range is the grinder.