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Part of being a roaster is to search for flavors your customers have not tasted. We have yet to have a coffee from either Mexico or Papua New Guinea... so here they are. Mexico Chiapas Fair Trade Organic  A fine example of the delights of Latin American coffee, this brew is nutty and sugar cane sweet with a touch of strawberry undertones. Think of this coffee as a more complex Colombian... like if you took it out for a drink, Mexico would talk episodes of The Wire, while Colombia would talk NCIS. Know what I mean? Papua New Guinea West..  - Read More

 Thank you to New Jersey Monthly Magazine for featuring us in their April issue. The article talks about NJ made products. If you are a foodie or a localvor, you will really enjoy this article. Read it here:  http://njmonthly.com/articles/lifestyle/power-to-the-pantry.html  - Read More

Grinding your coffee before brewing it will always make it taste better. Pre-ground coffee stales much quicker than whole bean. There are two ways to go for a home grinder: Blade Grinder ($33) : Two blades spin and whip your beans apart. The longer you hold down the button, the finer the grinds become. or Burr Grinder ($115): You set your two burrs to grind your coffee quickly and at the same grind lever every single time. Burr grinders are easy. The obstacle with the blade grinder is to get a consistent grind every time so your coffee taste the..  - Read More

Check out this wonderful blog... and I am not just saying that because they love Booskerdoo so much. My favorite quote from the write-up: "By the time we finished our first cup, [my girlfriends and I] were all in agreeance that we would be switching to this micro-roaster coffee company from now on."  Read it here: www.inspiredbysavannah.com  - Read More

Brewing at home is nice... you don't have to leave the house, it's cost effective, and you can be naked... or clothed... it's your choice is all I'm trying to say here. Anyway... Often we get customers telling us that Booskerdoo Coffee is better in our cafe than at home. So here is vol. 1 of tips and tricks for brewing great coffee with what you have at home. Today's installment: WATER QUALITY. 1. Use filtered or bottled water Coffee is 98% water, so the water you use better be good. If you don't drink your tap water, don't use..  - Read More

Want to win Booskerdoo Coffee? Here are two ways: Win one of our Booskerdoo Coffee packages, which comes inside of a screen printed burlap coffee bag. Just follow the link below: http://thecelebritycafe.com/contests/booskerdoo-coffee-company-bag-beans 2. Enter our weekly email drawing, which we call "Free Coffee Thursdays." Enter just once, and every week you get the email with the winner... it could be you. Go to the bottom right of the homepage of www.booskerdoo.com and enter your email. Good luck!  - Read More