Learning to roast coffee successfully requires mentorship over a period of time, varying from a few months to a few years with lots of trials and errors.
In spite of that fact, we can teach you the fundamentals of coffee roasting, safety procedures, simple maintenance, and basics about coffee on a weekend. Anything beyond that is not realistic in a weekend course. This course is a hands-on experience of coffee cupping, tasting, roasting, and barista fundamentals to insure your roasting business success.
Some Topics covered during Day 1:
Canadian Market Share
Differences between Artisan and Commodity coffee
Principles of Roasting
Biology of tasting and the coffee tasting wheel
Cupping, Tasting Espresso, Calibration and Discussion
What is the #1 seller of coffee shops?
What are the Roasting differences for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wave
Myths and Stereotype Roasting for Espresso, Batch Brew drip coffee, Pour Over filter coffee and all the rest
Thermocycling
Roasting is about developing flavors.. not colors. If you cannot taste your mistakes you will never make the appropriate corrections to your roast. Tasting is fundamental to all culinary arts, and roasting is a culinary art.
Some Topics covered during Day 2:
Espresso variations
How to track a roast
Philosophies of Roasting
How to Choose a Roaster
Main machine types of Roasting
Different ways to develop a Roast
Freshness standards
Some Topics covered during Day 3:
Profile Roasting
Decaf
Terroir & Processing
Green Coffee Defects
Throughout the 3 days, the Roasting Instructor will provide you with an overview of operating a coffee roaster, temperature time profile, breakdown in a roast and how to adjust for every outcome, fundamental roasting concepts followed by a demonstration of a complete coffee roast, from start to finish. Each student will be guided and given an opportunity to run many roasts on their own and with their classmates. During and after each roast there will be time for a Question and Answer period to continue deepening your understanding.
Some Handouts and Resources included with your registration:
Daily Cleaning and Maintenance
Weekly Cleaning and Maintenance
Monthly Cleaning and Maintenance
Fire and Safety Plan Templates for both Canadian and USA jurisdictions
Roaster Fire Protocol - Discovery
Pollution Control information
You will be given samples of your roasted coffee to take home with you.
The Canadian Barista Institute is a social enterprise that universally empowers people economically and socially through coffee education. We strive to change the public conversation through research and discussion about coffee and to challenge conventional beliefs and practices for the betterment of the industry.
Uncovering and sharing the real truth of coffee. We aim to convert and inspire people from all walks of life into freshness
We have developed new programs for home espresso, home filters, Breville machines, and barista careers.
Perfecting espresso is both a science and an art. But with a little know-how and practice, you can master it at home. Learn how factors like coffee, grind, dose, and preparation affect the quality of the espresso.
This class gives you fundamental theory as well as hands-on practice with the help of a professional barista trainer.
Course Content Overview of coffee growing; Overview of roasting; Multiple tastings/palate development; Introduction to manual infusion methods; Extracting an espresso; Type of equipment and maintenance; Milk texture and introduction to latte art; Visit to cafes in the region.
Students are tested in skills in understanding, designing and executing different roast profiles as well a sensory recognition of different roast defects.
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