Jason Haeger

Male

Dallas, TX

United States

Profile Information:

What is your position in the coffee industry?
barista trainer, coffee roaster, home barista, coffee enthusiast, industry professional, consultant, entrepreneur
Where are you located? ( City and Country )
Dallas, TX
How many years have you been in the industry?
~7.. feels like more, and feels like less.
If you are a barista or shop, are you interested in a barista exchange with another coffee shop/barista?
maybe
Tell us more about your coffee shop or barista skills.
I'm not necessarily interested in an exchange any time soon, but I am interested in keeping pulse on the industry.

One day, that may change.

It's hard to "exchange" with someone when you are a sole proprietor.
What cities or countries are you interested in traveling to?
I'm pretty open to suggestions, usually.
About Me:
I am a staff member of Barista Exchange, and as such, I would like to remind everyone to read the Acceptable Use Policy & Content Moderation document
Acceptable Use Policy & Content Moderation (Click)

I have worked as a barista trying to improve quality for awhile. When I noticed this just wasn't doing the job, I ventured out on my own to do independent training and consulting to help improve the quality in the area. It's slow-going, but catching on.

I also run a Texas Coffee industry community at http://tx-coffee.com . If you live in/visit Texas, and you work in coffee, you need to visit this site.

"I'm just in it for the coffee"
About My Company:
EspressoTrainer.com
Improving Coffee...
One Cup at a Time

AJ Coffee Company is a wholesale and web retail specialty coffee roasting business in Dallas, TX. Fresh, Fair, Delicious is our mantra. Tasting is believing.

and

AJ Coffee Company
Artisan Coffee Roasters

I also own:
Texas Coffee People (TX-Coffee.com)
What is your favorite thing about the coffee industry?
The coffee, the culture, the community, the love.
Website:
http://www.ajcoffeeco.com

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  • Peter Myer

    Hello!

    I was actually quite lucky and landed a job at Houndstooth coffee in Austin in my first couple weeks. I am in training there now and am amazed by just how much I still have to learn. 

     

    Thank you kindly for checking back with me. That kind of follow up and support is exactly why I became a part of Barista Exchange.


    Peter Myer 

  • Graham Sample

    Why thank you sir. I'm excited to be part of such an active, blossoming and passionate community.
  • sherylsons

    Hi Jason, My main profession is hair. I have been a owner for 9 years..have done hair 26 years. I needed to add more revenue as with all bussinesses expenses have gone up..so i bought some jura commercail machines, played with coffee, and sold alot to my customers. Now I have just signed a 10 year lease on a new location so that i can really be a coffee shop with a kitchen and section off the salon. My salon is very modern retro with the red, white and black colors,so my coffee shop will be in the same theme. I have read hours of discussions here and they have been a great help. I am blessed that i already have a big clientel and they already enjoy the coffee i serve, but I am sure I will be asking alot of questions as I try to get this going..I am very excited on this move in the coffee world..Sheryl Sons