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Date: 09 Jul 2006 14:46:34
From: Greg
Subject: Green Decaf Beans?
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Any recommendations for Green Decaf Beans?
The best I have found so far are from Cafe Vivace.
(Can't seem to get Sweet Maria's Donkey Decaf to turn out well.)
Roasting with a Caffe Rosto and then using a Capresso C1000 into milk.
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Date: 09 Jul 2006 09:05:19
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Subject: Re: Green Decaf Beans?
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Royal Coffee in SF, Ca. is a green been brokerage. They have an
unusual process for decaf. Instead of taking poor quality coffees and
decafeinating them, they take the good coffees they have a send them to
Vancouver BC to be done. I think burmancoffee.com has these coffees
referred to as "Royal Select"
Greg wrote:
> Any recommendations for Green Decaf Beans?
>
> The best I have found so far are from Cafe Vivace.
> (Can't seem to get Sweet Maria's Donkey Decaf to turn out well.)
>
> Roasting with a Caffe Rosto and then using a Capresso C1000 into milk.
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Date: 09 Jul 2006 16:32:06
From: The Other Funk
Subject: Re: Green Decaf Beans?
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<bellatazza@gmail.com > wrote in message
news:1152461119.489269.162380@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> Royal Coffee in SF, Ca. is a green been brokerage. They have an
> unusual process for decaf. Instead of taking poor quality coffees and
> decafeinating them, they take the good coffees they have a send them to
> Vancouver BC to be done. I think burmancoffee.com has these coffees
> referred to as "Royal Select"
> Greg wrote:
>> Any recommendations for Green Decaf Beans?
>>
>> The best I have found so far are from Cafe Vivace.
>> (Can't seem to get Sweet Maria's Donkey Decaf to turn out well.)
>>
>> Roasting with a Caffe Rosto and then using a Capresso C1000 into milk.
I'll second the Royal select. Some of my customers used to swear that i was
giving them regular instead of decaf. Decaf whole bean sales are almost 10%
of our business now.
Bob
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Coffee worth staying up for - NY Times
www.moondoggiecoffee.com
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Date: 09 Jul 2006 19:19:34
From: Greg
Subject: Re: Green Decaf Beans?
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bellatazza@gmail.com wrote:
> Royal Coffee in SF, Ca. is a green been brokerage. They have an
> unusual process for decaf. Instead of taking poor quality coffees and
> decafeinating them, they take the good coffees they have a send them to
> Vancouver BC to be done. I think burmancoffee.com has these coffees
> referred to as "Royal Select"
> Greg wrote:
>
>>Any recommendations for Green Decaf Beans?
>>
>>The best I have found so far are from Cafe Vivace.
>>(Can't seem to get Sweet Maria's Donkey Decaf to turn out well.)
>>
>>Roasting with a Caffe Rosto and then using a Capresso C1000 into milk.
>
>
Thanks.
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Date: 09 Jul 2006 18:16:03
From: Alan
Subject: Re: Green Decaf Beans?
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<bellatazza@gmail.com > wrote in message
news:1152461119.489269.162380@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> Royal Coffee in SF, Ca. is a green been brokerage. They have an
> unusual process for decaf. Instead of taking poor quality coffees and
> decafeinating them, they take the good coffees they have a send them to
> Vancouver BC to be done. [...]
For clarification (and so you won't be confused looking for Ryal Coffee),
they're not located in San Francisco. Their office is in Emeryville and
their warehouse is in Oakland. Here's their website:
http://www.royalcoffee.com/ .
I've never had any of their decaf coffee, but I can vouch for the excellent
quality on their non-decaf varieties.
> Greg wrote:
>> Any recommendations for Green Decaf Beans?
>>
>> The best I have found so far are from Cafe Vivace.
>> (Can't seem to get Sweet Maria's Donkey Decaf to turn out well.)
>>
>> Roasting with a Caffe Rosto and then using a Capresso C1000 into milk.
>
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Date: 10 Jul 2006 21:07:28
From:
Subject: Re: Green Decaf Beans?
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Royal Coffee, Emeryville CA www.royalcoffee.com has coffee toll
processed by Descaffeinadores Mexicanos S.A de C.V., Veracruz Mexico
www.descamex.com . The Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Company,
Burnaby BC Canada www.swisswater.com is in a suburb of Vancouver
Canada, and produces the patented process Swiss Water Decaffeinated
coffee.
Most specialty coffee processors decaffeinate fine quality Arabica
coffee. Most specialty roasters and retail green coffee sources bring
fine coffees to a waiting public.
-Donald Schoenholt
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