I have found www.invalsacoffee.com to be the best.
Anyone else roast coffee beans?
I'll be buying a 66# bag or more anyone interested in splitting an order for savings $$$ (my location Northeast Ohio 44203)
Right now I've been pretty impressed with their grade AA organic bolivan product, but was considering both cheaper and more expensive beans.
some links
my favorite
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/bolivia/products/bol-aa-san-ignacio
3.09$/lb + 32$ shipping for 66#
(30C/lb cheaper in 132# quantity)
click 1-lb and select the proper size to see price.
(note if you pick 132# it lists price per 66# shipping unit.Ie you have to double it)
Considering this slightly lower grade of coffee
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/bolivia/products/bol-a-uchumachi
2.59$/lb @66# quantity
and this more expensive Grade AAA alternative
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/bolivia/products/bol-aaa-siete-estrellas
3.19/lb@66#
Thoughts.. besides the fact that I'm crazy to purchase 66#...
I usually split it with my family.and you lose 13-18% weight during roasting.
also the price break between 33# and 66# is absurd yet amazing.
If anyone is interested in some beans locally. I'd split my order at exact cost.. ie what I paid per pound with the shipping split per pound..
ie final price after shipping divided by lbs of coffee.
I use a Behmor 1600 to roast. There are plenty of options available though.. none especially cheap.
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/coffee-equipment/products/behmor
Anyone else roast coffee beans?
I'll be buying a 66# bag or more anyone interested in splitting an order for savings $$$ (my location Northeast Ohio 44203)
Right now I've been pretty impressed with their grade AA organic bolivan product, but was considering both cheaper and more expensive beans.
some links
my favorite
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/bolivia/products/bol-aa-san-ignacio
3.09$/lb + 32$ shipping for 66#
(30C/lb cheaper in 132# quantity)
click 1-lb and select the proper size to see price.
(note if you pick 132# it lists price per 66# shipping unit.Ie you have to double it)
Considering this slightly lower grade of coffee
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/bolivia/products/bol-a-uchumachi
2.59$/lb @66# quantity
and this more expensive Grade AAA alternative
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/bolivia/products/bol-aaa-siete-estrellas
3.19/lb@66#
Thoughts.. besides the fact that I'm crazy to purchase 66#...
I usually split it with my family.and you lose 13-18% weight during roasting.
also the price break between 33# and 66# is absurd yet amazing.
If anyone is interested in some beans locally. I'd split my order at exact cost.. ie what I paid per pound with the shipping split per pound..
ie final price after shipping divided by lbs of coffee.
I use a Behmor 1600 to roast. There are plenty of options available though.. none especially cheap.
http://invalsacoffee.com/collections/coffee-equipment/products/behmor
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