Enrique López could be considered the Heston Blumenthal of the coffee producing world. Much like the cooking sensation’s love of molecular gastronomy, Enrique is an advocate for processing innovation and experimenting with concepts and theories not yet tried before.
“I love to be innovative. For more than 12 years I have enjoyed discovering different flavour notes and sensory attributes in the same coffee, which is only achieved by trying different methods of washed, honey and natural processing, as well as experimenting with variations of these same processes,” Enrique says.
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Morten Münchow’s mission
As a scientist and researcher, Morten Münchow believes in experiments having a cause and effect, and results that are black and white.
In 2002, he recalls brewing a coffee in a small moka pot. While most coffee drinkers savour the brew and determine if they like it or not, Morten had a deeper train of thought.
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Genetics revealed
The first public genome sequence for Coffea arabica is set to unlock the key to more sustainable and disease-resistant coffee.
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BioPak’s sustainable solutions
BioPak sets the record straight on how its products are recyclable and compostable within Australian facilities.
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Charlotte Malaval’s dream job at Toby’s Estate
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Socratic Coffee on why particle size matters (Part V: signal-to-noise ratio)
Socratic Coffee discusses a theoretical framework for thinking about coffee particle distributions.
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Socratic Coffee explains why size matters
Joe Chalhoub and Jeremy Nelson of Socratic Coffee delve deep into the science of coffee particle sizing.
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Socratic Coffee explains why size matters (Part II)
Socratic Coffee Co-Founders Joe Chalhoub and Jeremy Nelson dissect different particle sizing techniques and explains why there is no perfect approach.
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