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53sparse

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$0.96/oz$11.50 for 340g

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Weight
340g
Bag price
$11.50
Price / oz
$0.96/oz
Brew
filter

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About Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters

Community reputation · Reddit

Mixed reviews· sentiment 64/100

Three independent Reddit contributions give Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters a mixed but generally favorable picture. One poster called a Peru bag absolutely delicious and described a beautiful moka-pot cup. Another compared home cappuccinos made with the roaster's beans with richer shop drinks. A separate commenter said they did not love Wrecking Ball.

Peru coffeemoka-pot brewingshop and home cappuccino comparisonmixed San Francisco opinion
Threads cited (3)
  • r/Coffee · 17↑ · Best espresso in San Francisco or near

    I didn't love Wrecking Ball, ritual has been my favorite, but lately, BB has really been impressing me, sadly they're not near enough to me to go all the time. I'll have to look up Redwhale, never heard of it.

  • r/Coffee · 9↑ · Using a Moka Pot twice

    Hello! Yesterday I visited Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters in SF (union street) and got an absolutely delicious bag of Peru. I already made one beautiful cup with my go-to moka pot - has anyone made a second cup with a moka pot before? Without replacing the already used grounds, that is. Is this absolute heresy? Will the

  • r/espresso · 5↑ · Breville Bambino - Cappuccinos just don't taste as rich as the shop

    ...etween 6.5 and 8 oz) just don't taste as rich as those from some of the best coffee shops here in San Francisco. We've gone so far as to get beans from the local shop (Wrecking Ball), ground by them on the setting they use, and made one immediately after. It's just not quite there. The simplest way to describe the d

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Green grading coffee with Trish

Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters · 31.5K views on YouTube

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This video features a member of the Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters team demonstrating the green grading process for a coffee sample. It provides a technical overview of how to identify and categorize various coffee defects according to SCA standards.

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“350 grams is the standard that the Specialty Coffee Association asks us to measure our sample out at.”
“If you really want to grade it, you might have to ask for more.”

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Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters

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