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Episode 49 - What's Hot for the Holidays?

46m · I Brew My Own Coffee · 01 Dec 12:00

Visions of coffee dancing in your head this holiday season? We're back to talk about some great gift ideas for the coffee lover in your life. From blends to brewers, geishas to gift subscriptions, we're covering our favorite coffees and products to fit any budget.

What We're Drinking

  • Brian Beyke: Kenya Symon Mariku from Novel on the V60
  • Bryan Schiele: Ethiopia Kayon Mountain from 49th Parallel on the Ratio Eight

Show Notes

  • District of Coffee: Brew Methods at Home
  • Sprudge: 21 Merry Holiday Coffee Blends
  • Kuma's Bear Claus
  • Velton's Holiday Blend
  • Ruby's Cheers Holiday Blend
  • Department of Brewology Prints
  • Department of Brewology Caffeind Pins
  • Intelligentsia Holiday Sweater
  • Handground Precision Coffee Grinder
  • I Brew My Own Coffee - Episode 32 - From the Farm with Wilford Lamastus
  • Verve's Green Tip Gesha
  • PT's Mario Carnaval Geisha
  • Mudhouse Finca La Mula Geisha
  • Third Wave Witchteln
  • Prima's Global Customized Water
  • Prima Coffee: Holiday Gifts for Every Budget
  • Nick Cho's December Dripper
  • Sudden's Holiday Stocking Stuffer
  • Daily Coffee News: Premium Instant Purveyor Sudden Coffee Secures $2.7 Million Investment
  • Mistobox Gift Subscription

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