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Here at Tamper Tantrum we are very pleased to announce the outlines of a brand new competition which we will be spearheading for the 2015 / 2016 year. These championships have been designed to shake top the core of coffee competitions. Barista competition will never be the same again.
Grab a chemex and find a comfortable chair—episode 28 is epically long, clocking in at just under two hours, and covers a wide gamut of topics from coffee competitions to machiarttes and lots of little things in between. We are also joined this week by everybody’s favourite Irish barista, Stephen Morrissey, who covers everything from his coffee journey, the upcoming changes to the WBC, and a series of one-word answers to tricky questions.
To watch Stephen Morrissey’s “milestone moment”, click here: https://vimeo.com/2254130
Is there anything that John Gordon can’t do? The multiple-year UKBC Champ, roaster, tech whiz-kid, and innovative thinker sat down with Steve at the SCAA Event in April to talk about some of his new projects and the exciting things coming up soon. In this short, John and Steve cover imagination, the Opera, new releases planned for HOST Milano, and the difficulties of buying good green as a small roastery. Also covered: his new joint venture with Jess MacDonald (Framework) and the differences between the NZ & London coffee scenes.
You can find more information on Framework coffee here: http://www.frameworkcoffee.co.nz/
2015 Chair of Barista Guild of Europe Dale Harris joined us in Manchester to talk about "the Post-Apocalyptic Barista's Handbook," where research and development has made technology king and our carefully honed skills of dosing and tamping obsolete. In this talk, Dale outlines how the role of the barista will need to change if we want it to be a sustainable career and why we should go ahead and make those changes now--by investing in people--if we want to be able to keep drinking tasty coffee, full stop.
2015 Chair of Barista Guild of Europe Dale Harris joined us in Manchester to talk about "the Post-Apocalyptic Barista's Handbook," where research and development has made technology king and our carefully honed skills of dosing and tamping obsolete. In this talk, Dale outlines how the role of the barista will need to change if we want it to be a sustainable career and why we should go ahead and make those changes now--by investing in people--if we want to be able to keep drinking tasty coffee, full stop.
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