If this were a coffee bean, which coffee would it be?
If this were a coffee, which Coffee Bean Shop coffee would it be? (@Hamilton Island)
 Coffee Bean Shop Espresso coffee Coffee Bean Shop is back early from the Christmas break, roasting and delivering fresh roasted coffee to you anywhere in Aus.
If you've been Waiting to place your coffee order, now is the time for immediate delivery. I hope you had a great break and look forward to serving and helping you in 2013! Its been a great year - I have really enjoyed serving you and bringing great fresh roasted coffee to you. See below on how to score yourself some free Single Origin coffee from Ethiopia. I will be processing, roasting and delivering coffee orders today, tomorrow and Saturday, then taking a week out during the Christmas and New Year. You can continue to place your orders during the Christmas New Year period, for your order to be roasted and dispatched on Tuesday January 2nd. In summary;
 This coffee was roasted fresh and is now in the cooling process after being dumped out of the roasting chamber. Anyone for an espresso? 
Take a look at the new coffee roaster, a Diedrich producing 180 kilos per hour. There have been some delays in shipping orders this past week with the new factory and roaster coming online. Everything is under control now, with orders leaving as normal. The good news is that with the new factory and roaster, the added capacity will ensure orders are delivered even faster than before. Thank you for your patience and continued support. 
Dietrich coffee roaster
Coffee Bean Shop will be suspending coffee roasting and deliveries for the Christmas break from Monday 24th December 2012 and resuming on Wednesday 2nd January 2013. You can continue to place orders during the break period, and I will respond to you personally during this time, but your order will be roasted fresh in the new year for delivery after January 2nd. Please get your coffee orders in early and order enough to get you through the Christmas and New Year break. We will continue to dispatch your order up until Monday 24th December. Please allow extra time for the couriers, who sometimes take longer during the holiday season to deliver. Thank you for your support this year and wish you and your families a very Merry Christmas and happy New Year.  I am getting into the festive season early, and want to give you a gift. Up for grabs is one kilo of Coffee Bean Shop coffee, any variety you like, delivered to your door - all completely free. To get this free kilo of Coffee Bean Shop coffee delivered to your home for free, all you need to do is leave a comment below, with your answer to the following; In the spirit of the old fashioned Jelly Bean Guessing competition, how many coffee beans are in 1kg of Coffee Bean Shop Espresso coffee? (Leave your answer below, in the comments). Clue: a 250g bag contains on average 1700-1900 coffee beans. The winner, with the first correct answer, will be announced December 10th. One entry per person, but family members and friends can enter as well, so forward the email on if you want to share the love! 
If you enjoy quality coffee, you will absolutely love Coffee Bean Shop coffee beans. Are you opening a cafe or coffee shop, do you have plans to serve quality coffee at home for your friends or family, would like to source fresh coffee for your office or business, or are just curious about the coffee roasting process? If that sounds like you, you have come to the right place.  Probat coffee roaster What exactly is Fresh Roasted Coffee? Fresh roasted coffee means different things to different people, but this is what it means for me;
The perfect coffee bean In creating the very best roasted coffee bean, we need to ensure
Heavenly green coffee beans Selecting the most heavenly green coffee beans is possibly the most important step in the process. Ever heard the old phrase 'a building is only as good as its foundations'?
As a professional roaster, I have my own experience with the spiritual side of fresh roasted coffee. I certainly care more about coffee than anything I have done, professionally speaking, thus far in my life. The whole point of this is to say that without excellent green coffee beans, all of the care taken by a Roast-master will be like pearls cast to swine. Thus, “The Perfect Cup” becomes sadly unattainable. Want to know the secret to silky smooth milk? Let me start by saying, I mostly enjoy my coffee black, so I rarely need to reach for milk, but when I do, or when I see others preparing milk for their cappuccino or flat white, this one single tip almost always improves the texture of the milk, and the flavour of the coffee. Do you remember that sound of milk being frothed by some actor on TV? Its sounds a lot like "Pssshhhht...Pssshhhht...Pssshhhht..." as they plung the tip of the steam wand in and out of the milk pitcher. That same motion can be seen at most non-cafe restaurants as they prepare their milk pitcher of milk for your flat white. The problem with all that plunging and action, is that you end up with a very bubbly and soap-suds like consistency to your milk. It ends up being very thick on top from bubbles, and very thin and watery underneath. When you addd that to you your espresso base, you end up with what I like to refer to as a thin cup of coffee. The secret to producing great microfoam, which is realy what you want, lots and lots of tiny bubbles all through your milk, making a thick and silky smooth texture is to "steam the milk with the tip only gently breaking the surface until the milik gets to 30c (close to body temp by touch), and then to plunge the steam wans INTO the milk pitcher, and if you can, try to make a whirlpool effect" (be careful not to make too much of a whirlpool, or you risk sucking in more air, creating that Pssshhhht...Pssshhhht... noise and fluffing up your milk too much). At first attempt, it may not seem like this method will work, but it will, and with a little practice, you will be producing delicious silky smooth milk to pour into your coffee base. When you pour microfoam, you will instantly notice a difference in the pour, and the sound of the pour - it appears thicker, and more consistently textured. Let me know what you think in the comments or if this method has helped you. Leave a comment below and let me know your single best tip. Coffee linked to lower skin cancer risks. Coffee lovers are less likely to develop the most common type of skin cancer, a new study found. The study of almost 115,000 men and women found those who drank three or more cups of coffee a day had a 20 percent lower risk of basal cell carcinoma than those who said no to coffee. "I think we're seeing more and more evidence for the beneficial effects of coffee consumption," said study author Jiali Han, associate professor of dermatology and epidemiology at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard School of Public Health, explaining that java has also been linked to a reduced risk of diabetes and Parkinson's disease. "I wouldn't recommend drinking coffee solely based on this work, but it does add one more thing to the list." The study, published today in the journal Cancer Research, sheds new light on a skin cancer that affects 2.8 million Americans each year, and with Australia having a higher incidence of skin cancer, its a great discovery. Leave a comment below and let us know what you think. Free giveaway time I am giving away 1kg of Espresso coffee beans to one lucky customer. Leave a comment below, with the correct answer to;
What is the cost of 50x 1kg bags of Coffee Bean Shop coffee, delivered to Darwin, Northern Territory? A) $64.50 B) $9.90 C) Coffee Bean Shop doesn't deliver to Northern Territory The winner will be randomly selected from the comments below at 5pm Monday 9th, so everyone has a chance to win. Winner will be announced here Monday. (I will also contact the winner directly). Leave your answer AND tell us what coffee machine you use, in the comments below for your chance to win 1kg of Espresso coffee By KATIE MOISSE (@katiemoisse) July 2, 2012 Coffee lovers are less likely to develop the most common type of skin cancer, a new study found. The study of almost 120,000 men and women found those who drank three or more cups of coffee per day had a 20% lower risk of basal cell carcinoma than those who said no to coffee. "I think we're seeing more and more evidence for the beneficial effects of coffee consumption," said study author Jiali Han, associate professor of dermatology and epidemiology at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard School of Public Health, explaining that java has also been linked to a reduced risk of diabetes and Parkinson's disease. "I wouldn't recommend drinking coffee solely based on this work, but it does add one more thing to the list." The study, published today in the journal Cancer Research, sheds new light on a skin cancer that affects millions of people each year, and with Australia having a higher incidence of skin cancer, its a great discovery.  A new study finds that coffee fanatics are less likely to develop the most common type of skin cancer. (Getty Images/Flickr Open) "It's not a lethal disease, but the associated health care cost is substantial," said Han, describing how the slow-growing skin cancer can be cured if caught early. "Even a small decrease in the incidence will have a huge benefit for individuals and society."
Drinking decaffeinated coffee did not have the same benefit, pointing to caffeine as the protective agent. Indeed, caffeine from sources other than coffee like cola and chocolate was also linked to a decreased risk of basal cell carcinoma, according to the study. "Caffeine may help the body kill off damaged skin cells," said Dr. Josh Zeichner, assistant professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, explaining how exposure to ultraviolet light from the sun can damage skin cells' DNA. "If you get rid of these cells that are damaged, then they don't have the opportunity to grow and form cancers." Zeichner described basal cell carcinoma as "pearly papules" on the skin, often resembling a wound that won't heal properly. Topical creams, surgery, and electrodesiccation curettage -- a procedure that scrapes off the top of the tumor and burns the base -- can cure the cancer. But Zeichner stressed, "the best treatment is prevention." "Choose a broad-spectrum sunscreen, keep reapplying it, wear sun-protective clothing and avoid the sun during peak hours," Zeichner said. "Protection is the number one defense against skin cancer, followed by really early detection." As for coffee's role in skin cancer prevention, Zeichner said the findings are intriguing. "We're learning more and more about environmental exposures that can contribute to the development of skin cancers, or protection from them, and these include things in our diets. But this doesn't mean you should go out and start drinking three coffees or a two-liter bottle of cola a day," he said, adding that too much caffeine -- not to mention sugar -- can have harmful health effects. "We need to learn more." 
Here at Coffee Bean Shop, I like to make things as easy as possible for you, and that includes a flat rate delivery for an unlimited order size, anywhere in Australia.
Some customers wonder how I can afford to offer such a low flat rate delivery for less than the cost of what others charge for just one kilo of coffee beans? Its easy - its all about vision. I want to offer my coffee beans to you at the lowest price, and without complication. I am prepared to absorb the cost of delivery to be true to that vision. This month I am running an experiment, please stay with me Coffee Bean Shop is proud to deliver good old fashioned customer service and a personal experience. I want to ensure that if you have any questions or feedback, that you know you can always contact me. So here is what I am going to be doing to make sure that happens;
 6 ways to improve your Espresso Coffee extraction A Coffee Bean Shop customer asked me today how they can improve the quality of the espresso in the cup. I thought this information might be helpful to someone else, so i would like to share it with you. The question asked: I own a breville espresso machine with a non pressurised basket. The coffee espresso drips out over 30mls in fifteen seconds or less. I use the small plastic tamp that came with my machine.The problem is that I don't get good quality crema in espresso. And the reply is; Hi, The lack of crema in your espresso can be for varied reasons;
I hope that helps. let me know how you get on.  Coffee Extraction Roast Dates and Coffee Bean Freshness Coffee Bean Shop coffee is roasted fresh for you when you place your order - we do not keep any coffee beans on a shelf. In contrast, coffee purchased from a supermarket can be 12 months old before you buy it, so you're way ahead with Coffee Bean Shop fresh roasted coffee beans. I suggest fresh roasted coffee beans are at their peak for one month post roast, but I know of people and businesses that regularly keep coffee beans for three to six months. Its completely up to your taste.  Fresh roasted coffee beans One way coffee valves Coffee Bean Shop coffee is packed in one-way valve, foil lined bags for ultimate freshness. Roasted Coffee releases CO2 which means that over time the pressure inside a coffee bag increases “blowing the bag up like a balloon”. To solve this situation one way degassing valves were created. The valves are made of PET. These valves let the CO2 escape without allowing air to re-enter the bag, resulting in a fresher bag of coffee. When the pressure reaches 0.1375psi (9.5 millibar) the valve will release the air from bag automatically until the pressure decreases to 0.0375psi(2.6millibar). Degassing valves are a coffee industry standard and are highly recommended. We only provide the best quality valves from Switzerland and Italy.  Coffee Bean Shop coffee bag oneway valves Until next time, enjoy your Coffee Bean Shop coffee. Dont forget, if you want to get in touch with me, just send an email to [email protected]. Your comments are welcome below.
James Axisa - Chief Espresso Officer www.baybeans.com.au Mobile: 0428 555 535 Voicemail callback: 02 8208 3477 A Coffee Bean Shop customer asked me today how they can improve the quality of the espresso in the cup. I thought this information might be helpful to someone else, so i would like to share it with you.
The question asked: I own a breville espresso machine with a non pressurised basket. The coffee espresso drips out over 30mls in fifteen seconds or less. I use the small plastic tamp that came with my machine.The problem is that I don't get good quality crema in espresso. And the reply is; Hi, The lack of crema in your espresso can be for varied reasons;
I hope that helps. let me know how you get on. Coffee Bean Shop coffee is roasted fresh for you when you place your order - we do not keep any coffee beans on a shelf. In contrast, coffee purchased from a supermarket can be 12 months old before you buy it, so you're way ahead with Coffee Bean Shop fresh roasted coffee beans. I suggest fresh roasted coffee beans are at their peak for one month post roast, but I know of people and businesses that regularly keep coffee beans for three to six months. Its completely up to your taste. Coffee Bean Shop coffee is packed in one-way valve, foil lined bags for ultimate freshness. Roasted Coffee releases CO2 which means that over time the pressure inside a coffee bag increases “blowing the bag up like a balloon”. To solve this situation one way degassing valves were created. The valves are made of PET. These valves let the CO2 escape without allowing air to re-enter the bag, resulting in a fresher bag of coffee. When the pressure reaches 0.1375psi (9.5 millibar) the valve will release the air from bag automatically until the pressure decreases to 0.0375psi(2.6millibar). Degassing valves are a coffee industry standard and are highly recommended. We only provide the best quality valves from Switzerland and Italy.  Coffee Bean Shop coffee bags are fitted with one-way valves Managing a corporate office isnt easy. You are tasked with a great deal of things to do in your busy day. Finding and ordering wholesale coffee beans just adds to your todo list and who has spare time these days? Ordering coffee beans from Coffee Bean Shop is easy, and James at Coffee Bean Shop is here to make your life easier, not harder. You can order coffee beans online right from the homepage using the express checkout, or if you would like to take some time reviewing the coffee beans on offer, take a look at the coffee beans online section. Coffee Bean Shop has been delivering coffee beans to offices, businesses and workshops all over Australia including Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Canbera and all the regions and suburbs of Australia - there is not a town in Australia that Coffeee Bean Shop doesn't deliver to.  Coffee Bean Shop provides delicious decaffeinated decaf coffee beans at at fantastic prices. Your Decaf Coffee Beans are decaffeinated by the all natural Swiss Water Process. Your Decaf coffee beans are full bodied Colombian Decaf coffee beans, Rainforest Alliance certified organic coffee. If you have been searching for a delicious decaf coffee bean, you have found it. Delicious full flavour Colombian bean producing luxurious cappuccino, flat white or latte. Espresso shots have never tasted so good.  Decaf coffee beans, an unbeatable $23.72 per kilo. Decaffeination is the act of removing caffeine from coffee beans. (While caffeine-free soft drinks are occasionally referred to as "decaffeinated", some are better termed "uncaffeinated": prepared without adding caffeine during production.) Despite removal of caffeine, many decaffeinated drinks still have around 1-2% of the original caffeine remaining in them.
In the case of coffee, various methods can be used to produce a decaf coffee bean. The process is usually performed on unroasted (green) coffee beans, and starts with steaming of the beans. When a chemical process is used (Coffee Bean Shop does not use a chemical process), they are then rinsed with a solvent that extracts the caffeine while leaving the other essential chemicals in the coffee beans. The process is repeated anywhere from 8 to 12 times until it meets either the international standard of having removed 97% of the caffeine in the beans or the EU standard of having the beans 99.9% caffeine-free by mass. Coffee contains over 400 chemicals important to the taste and aroma of the final drink: It is, therefore, challenging to remove only caffeine while leaving the other chemicals at their original concentrations. James will be driving in the Endevour car rally to raise $500,000 for people with a disability.8/3/2012 
On 9 July, the charity 'Love Boat' - a Ford LTD, built in 1978 will depart from Toowoomba Queensland, and hopefully, will travel 4,000 kms over 10 days through western Queensland and North Queensland into the heart of the Gulf of Carpentaria, before traveling back to Yeppoon.
The car and its crew will not be alone, for this is the 25th year of The Great Endeavour. Over the past 24 years, this unique event has witnessed people from all walks of life participate - husbands and wives, brothers and sisters, mates, girlfriends and the never ending list goes on. Participants have one common cause - helping Endeavour Foundation raise as much money and awareness as possible, to provide opportunities for people with a disabilities. Explore the web-site http://charityloveboat.net to learn about the event, the Endeavour Foundation, the car and its crew, the individuals and firms that have generously provided sponsorship to cover fuel and other running costs, and how you too can help us all reach the target of $500,000 raised for the Endeavour Foundation. And don't forget to visit again between July 9th and 19th; telecommunications permitting we'll provide updates as to our progress on the Great Endeavour. http://charityloveboat.net Your chance to win $50 Coffee Bean Shop coffee
Congratulations. You are in the running to win $50 of Coffee Bean Shop coffee just by being one of our loyal Coffee Club members. Spread the love, and have your friends, family and work mates join up for free on the Coffee Bean Shop website so they too can have a chance. As a thank you, they will also receive a copy of my e-book "Make the perfect espresso". Mini giveaway. Reply to this email, telling me who is featured in the 'Very Nice' graphic above. Get it right, and I will send you something from my desk - It could be a stapler, yesterdays newspaper, or it might be a bag of coffee. Extra points for creative answers. Your free e-book "Make perfect espresso" Incase you dont already have your copy of the free ebook, you can download it here $12 Flat rate delivery anywhere in Australia I am proud to announce a new flat rate delivery to anywhere in Australia for only $12. Order as much coffee or chai as you like knowing your delivery will be only $12. Delivery is by express courier. Best value coffee beans Coffee Bean Shop per kilo price is exceptional value. You can purchase coffee for your home, office or business from only $18.91 per kilo. Forward to a Friend You no longer need to make the choice of how to buy your coffee beans. Traditionally, you would have purchased your coffee beans from a local supermarket, or gourmet deli. Today, you can buy your coffee beans, fresh roasted, direct from the roaster. Coffee Bean Shop is geared for online coffee beans and has been selling coffee beans online since 2006. The difference you will experience is that you will receive the best per kilogram price for your coffee beans. There is not a location in Australia that the Coffee Bean shop does not deliver to, so you can be guaranteed your coffee beans will arrive fresh and fast.
Coffee bean orders placed before midday each weekday are roasted fresh and dispatched by courier or Australia Post same day. Orders placed after midday, are roasted and dispatched the next day. This process ensures the coffee beans you receive are of the freshest quality and at the best price possible.
 I am James, owner of CoffeeBeanShop. You can contact me directly anytime 24/7 for advice, tips, questions or feedback. My direct line is 0428-555-535 or email [email protected]
Coffee Bean Shop prides itself on excellence in customer service. That is just one benefit to purchasing coffee beans from Coffee Bean Shop. From the moment you browse the website, to the moment you pour your first cup of coffee, you will be aware of the service and dedication provided to ensuring your customer satisfaction. You can contact James anytime, day or night, including weekends - that is the difference in dealing with a dedicated Australian business that holds small business values close to heart. CoffeeBeanShop produces the best value premium coffee beans online in Australia. Owner and master roaster, James, guarantees the quality and freshness of his coffee beans, which are roasted fresh just for you. |
