华氏360度

2023年2月23日

样本焙烧炉在新360 f专业咖啡烘焙机基地在珊瑚泉,佛罗里达。所有图片由360 f。一个家庭的完整的旋转在咖啡格局导致了360 f的专业咖啡珊瑚泉,佛罗里达。年轻的烘焙公司拥有并运营Marcela和胡安·p·卡尔德隆是一种自然的specialty-focused分支家族企业,包括咖啡烘焙机的南佛罗里达批发烘焙企业,隶属胡安的父亲,和一个农场Valle Del Cauca网络,哥伦比亚。年轻的卡尔德龙附近开了一家小酒吧360 f roastery大约三个月前,提供客人口味的新鲜烤咖啡通过各种方法,包括咖啡由SanRemo咖啡馆赛车。大约1200平方英尺的空间是roastery和陈列室,大约各占一半,也为了适应roastery的批发客户。胡安·p·卡尔德隆告诉宽带表示,该公司计划增加旅游和其他教育集团经验更广泛的公众曝光在未来几个月。“很多人都不知道这个过程,”胡安·p·卡尔德隆告诉每日咖啡新闻。“我们想表现出来。在社区的他们就像,‘哦,我的上帝,我不知道这是一个樱桃。所以(展厅)告诉人们更多的咖啡,它从哪里来。” Roughly textured corrugated metal around the bar area mimics the look of well-traveled shipping container, while jute coffee sacks lay under clear epoxy on the bar top. A mural on the wall depicts coffee’s journey from the farm to the roaster. The aromas of roasting coffee fill the front of the house from a San Franciscan SF1 single-pound sample roaster, while a sliding door offers glimpses of a Diedrich IR-12 machine and green coffee storage in the roastery, where years of accumulated coffee experience are being applied. Juan P. Calderón’s father, Juan M. Calderón, moved his family from Manizales, Colombia, to the Miami area in the 1990s. In partnership with family members owned farms in Valle Del Cauca, he then launched an importing and roasting company called Coffee Grain Group. After his cousin and primary business partner passed away, Coffee Grain Group dissolved and Juan M. Calderón started anew with That Coffee Roasters, which today roasts for numerous wholesale and private-label accounts. “I worked with my dad for like 15 years in this new business,” Juan P. Calderón told Daily Coffee News. “They do mostly commercial. They roast on a Probat from 1965… He still does it the old-fashioned way, by eye and color and crack. So that’s how I learned, and then I decided to take a couple classes with the SCA, get certified and get more into the specialty side of the business.” In 2021, the younger Calderón started roasting on the Artisan-connected Diedrich IR-12, building up a selection that now includes four single-origin Colombian coffees, two blends, and single-origin coffees from Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Indonesia and Brazil. Many of the greens are currently coming through Kansas City, Missouri-based Anthem Coffee Imports , although some coffees come from direct connections in Colombia. While the wholesale market remains 360F’s primary target for growth, the storefront will continue to be a resource promoting specialty coffee in the area. “This community up here didn’t have a lot of places to go 10 years ago, five years ago. It was just family-oriented, a lot of sports complexes, not a big scene happening in Coral Springs,” said Calderón. “Now they’re opening up a new city hall and they’re growing. Tourists are coming from Boca. It’s great. it’s a growing community and we can do something big here.”