A Pack of Roasters Running Amok

[SIZE="1"]Ya'll never saw me here, Root is not the coffee ninja you're looking for. Move along.[/SIZE]

[whodat1]

For those new roasters who may not be aware of coffee harvesting/shipping schedules, I am attaching a general schedule as we are discussing moving some of the RRA coffee's around a bit:

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by whodat1

For those new roasters who may not be aware of coffee harvesting/shipping schedules, I am attaching a general schedule as we are discussing moving some of the RRA coffee's around a bit:

That is a handy little chart, Jim. Thanks.

[Kayak_Rat]

Originally Posted by Root

[SIZE=1]Ya'll never saw me here, Root is not the coffee ninja you're looking for. Move along.[/SIZE]

I assume by your silence, you are accepting my offer????

Please pm your addy so I have it handy.

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by Kayak_Rat

I assume by your silence, you are accepting my offer????

Please pm your addy so I have it handy.

The old Root has turned into a regular snot since he moved to Wisconsin, hasn't he? Mr. "My Apartment's To Small To Accept OTHER Peoples Coffee," and that's that.

I think something happened to him on that long drive north.

[Kayak_Rat]

Originally Posted by Mister Moo

The old Root has turned into a regular snot since he moved to Wisconsin, hasn't he? Mr. "My Apartment's To Small To Accept OTHER Peoples Coffee," and that's that.

I think something happened to him on that long drive north.

I think we refer to that as crossing the Mason/Dixon Line.

Snot! Why yes. Been having that with my nightly cup of nyquil. What great things these running colds can be.







It's not that i wouldn't be happy drinking your coffee gents, it is the lack of my greater refinements that give me pause. Now be off with me and retrack this thread to gather your pack.




(Side: when we do go house hunting in the spring, how the Mazzer fits will be a condition)

[EvanS]

Originally Posted by Root

...It's not that i wouldn't be happy drinking your coffee gents, it is the lack of my greater refinements that give me pause. Now be off with me and retrack this thread to gather your pack...

jeez Root - I've seen crabs that don't side-step as well. Take your mask and robe like a man!!

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by EvanS

jeez Root - I've seen crabs that don't side-step as well. Take your mask and robe like a man!!

I don't even want his address anymore. He's on his own up there.

[whodat1]

We might have a winner folks, after some discussion, the first RRA roast is tagged as "Costa Rican St. Andreas Tarrazu". This is still a firm maybe at the moment, but is currently the front runner. For you newer roasters that have never done a Terrazu, this is a relatively high, hard bean that is usually fairly easy to roast with a nice balance of brightness & body.

[stormin]

This sounds like another excellent adventure courtesy of OMM. I hope you folks have a great time with this.

Originally Posted by Mister Moo

face it, it's harder to pass beans than cigars

Your thoughts?

I don't really know what to think about that. Sounds worse then kidney stones to me.

Have fun.

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by stormin

This sounds like another excellent adventure courtesy of... I hope you folks have a great time with this.

I don't really know what to think about that. Sounds worse then kidney stones to me.

Have fun.

Yes - we are manly men who pass our cigars like we pass our coffee beans. Or something. OMM? Great. Just great. Why you piece of civetitious arabiciana...

Costa Rican Taz? Why am I not surprised? Whodat1 probly pounded N'urf senseless and then forced him to sign a paper admitting that CoRiTaz is what it's all about.

I can roast and drink 5# of CoRiTaz with one hand tied behind my back. No worries.

[cquon]

Originally Posted by whodat1

We might have a winner folks, after some discussion, the first RRA roast is tagged as "Costa Rican St. Andreas Tarrazu". This is still a firm maybe at the moment, but is currently the front runner. For you newer roasters that have never done a Terrazu, this is a relatively high, hard bean that is usually fairly easy to roast with a nice balance of brightness & body.

Damn the luck - almost got off without buying anything for the first official RRA roast (I already have a few pounds of Costa Rica La Minita Tarrazu that I haven't tried yet).

[NapCat]

[SIZE="3"]Sorry to jump in late.......NapCat has been working entirely too much lately and missed the first call for "running amok.....if it is still open, this feline would love to prowl with the pack.[/SIZE]

[SIZE="5"]'da Cat[/SIZE]

[EvanS]

Originally Posted by cquon

Damn the luck - almost got off without buying anything for the first official RRA roast (I already have a few pounds of Costa Rica La Minita Tarrazu that I haven't tried yet).

Irrelevant cquon!! I am fully sanctioned by Moo, without his knowledge of course, to censure you in this matter.

The RRA Rules clearly state, and I ad-lib, that all participants will utilize the same beans, from the same source with the same born-on date, shipped thru the same dusty warehouse with the same collection of train rail dust and equivalent coatings of salt from the sea voyage.

It's right there in Paragraph 3, Sub-Paragraph 1.7, Section 4.007 - read the rules