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Barista Exchange Partners
I want to thank our current Barista Exchange Partners for their support and participation with the site. The current partners are:
The American Barista & Coffee School
Barista Magazine
Nuova Simonelli Espresso Coffee Machines
Selby Soft POS Software
Urnex/Puro Caff®
Espresso Parts NW
Ghirardelli Chocolate Company
Coffee Shop Manager
Two Leaves & A Bud Tea Co.
Hey Sweetbird!
Toper Coffee Roasters
The American Barista & Coffee School
Barista Magazine
Nuova Simonelli Espresso Coffee Machines
Selby Soft POS Software
Urnex/Puro Caff®
Espresso Parts NW
Ghirardelli Chocolate Company
Coffee Shop Manager
Two Leaves & A Bud Tea Co.
Hey Sweetbird!
Toper Coffee Roasters
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Permalink Reply by Andi C. Trindle on -
How much is sponsorship? Just curious.
Andi
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Permalink Reply by Rob Tuttle on -
If your name starts with an "A" and ends with an "E", about $2 million give or take a few. hehehe
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Permalink Reply by Hassan Afshari on -
I am so happy finally find my favorite website which I can find all knowledge about coffee and equipment.
I would like to learn more about coffee. I will appreciate who teach me. We will launch our product in January.
Keep in touch
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thank you!!! That was really very helpfull.
correction, the Hottop does require a cool down time between roasts. We've been using ours for sample roasting. I really wouldn't put more than 1/2 lb at a time.
This is a group for those of us who do not quite fit the mold as just a barista or a shop owner or a roaster.
it also may not be their credit card... "thanks mike!" ... "who's mike?"
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