• Nameru Upretee (Part 1), Stitch Coffee & ECRE - Training Coffee Roasters

  • Nov 4 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
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Nameru Upretee (Part 1), Stitch Coffee & ECRE - Training Coffee Roasters

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  • In this first half of the episode we interview Nameru Upretee. Nameru is the head of coffee at the co-roasting facility & academy @ecre.coffee as well as the roastery @stitch.coffee. He has had a huge influence on developing many of the new coffee roasters in the Sydney coffee scene and around the country.

    Nameru is also a consultant for new or current coffee roasting businesses. He is a trains and prepares people to compete in coffee competitions and his personal goal is to one day take on the world coffee roasting title.

    For any roasting consultations email nameru@ecre.coffee

    Show Notes

    • Did all your base coffees go up in price?
    • Do you want exclusivity with your coffee sourcing?
    • What is the best Thai in Sydney
    • When Nameru tried a vegan diet
    • Bens Intermittent fasting
    • It's scary starting a family, professional stability
    • The most common question asked to Nameru: how does my roaster not crash
    • Namerus favourite roaster to roast on
    • Ben is in Nameru’s Top 5 ‘let’s Cup’ by MCM
    • We need to share more information as an industry
    • Discussion leads to a better understanding of what you know
    • We need better terminology for processing methods
    • The controversy of infused coffees
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