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Your favorite fresh roasted coffee weirdos — get beans at https://www.yesplz.coffee

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YES PLZ Coffee@yesplz.coffee · 3w ago

that feeling of sleeping in, being so groggy you can hardly see straight, and then sipping an exquisitely delicious coffee (in this case, the Silvia Herrera Mexico microlot from last week)... nothing better.

YES PLZ Coffee@yesplz.coffee · 3w ago

I should be doing a lot more to promote my beans this week… might make a dumb video tomorrow if I find time. Our 400th interaction of our ever-evolving blend. 👍✨🔥 And a washed Pink Bourbon I bought at auction while in Colombia that is insaaaaane. Link in bio or whatever.

YES PLZ Coffee@yesplz.coffee · 4w ago

a heterodox coffee opinion thread that might spark too much heated discourse if I shared it on IG but I can say here because I have few followers and there's few coffee folks on here... Panama coffees are overrated. 1/x

YES PLZ Coffee@yesplz.coffee · last mo.

I miss the days when I had a subscription base large enough that I'd get 2 or 3 emails for every typo in my collaterals/zines. At least folks can tell when they read my stuff that it's not ai generated.

YES PLZ Coffee@yesplz.coffee · last mo.

I've started making 12g:204ml pourovers my new single-cup standard at home (Kalita Wave 155 dripper, Fellow Stagg gooseneck kettle). I find I have so many coffees and sample roasts to taste through that smaller cups more frequently fits better right now -- also the days are long, so...

YES PLZ Coffee@yesplz.coffee · last mo.

I’ve really got to come up with something more clever and more effective than panhandling for customers with these weaksauce weekly videos… But here’s the latest:

Fionn Pooler@thepourover.coffee · last mo.

1. Start growing coffee in greenhouses for some reason 2. Put the guy from our petroleum-based detergent business in charge 3. ???? 4. PROFIT!!!

Fionn Pooler@thepourover.coffee · last mo.

Kenji Tsujino was transferred from an unrelated division to oversee the coffee farming experiment. "Agriculture is tough. We have faced a series of unexpected events", he said. Makes sense. Coffee farming is hard! And all this while the coffee commodity price continues to fall.

Nichibei United Corp, an Osaka-based energy trading company, has planted over 1,100 Typica coffee trees in eight greenhouses since it began coffee farming as a new business in 2024 in Soja, Okayama Prefecture. It was not easy for a company from a different industry to start cultivating coffee, admits Kenji Tsujino, who oversees the coffee business's on-site operations. "Agriculture is tough. We have faced a series of unexpected events," said Tsujino, who had worked for the trading company's petroleum-based detergent business before being transferred to coffee operations. Such events included the flooding of the greenhouses by rain in the first year, which required the company to replant trees after installing underground drainage pipes.