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Spot on, unless you get a small commercial propane roaster the Behmor is the way to go. You might be able to find a refurbished one out there for less money.

I have a Behmor, as far as home roasters go, they are certainly worth the money.

Not crazy at all, you should try some fresh roasted beans, they're the best.

They're far worse things in life than being a coffee snob!

What type of roaster do you use? I would guess a propane roaster for that type of volume.

Very nice day for a cup of coffee indeed, I have 5lbs of Brazilian coffee I need to roast. Evidently it was a good year for coffee from South America. I but it in 40 lbs bulk when I order.

Drinking a cup of freshly roasted Ethiopian coffee, French press while fishing for trout in my stream.

Was it roasted or did you roast it? I roast my own beans and I find the Yigercheffe to be one of my favorites. I do not buy my beans from that person however.

Hand grinders I found give more control of the grind. I think I will go back to using one. Also good for spices.

I had to buy roasted beans from Costco yesterday, first time I have in many years. They are not bad, however a huge drop off from my own roasted coffee. I ordered 30lbs of green beans that got held...

I roast coffee on a Behmor 1600, it can roast up to a pound, but I go 3/4 of pound for a more even roast. The best roaster I have used was a commercial propane roaster. I literal would spend several...

It's a bit far for me. It would be interesting.

How nice of you to leave it for your colleagues, the gift that keeps on giving.

That's one of my favorite coffees, When I was in Ethiopia, that was the biggest benefit of living there for over a year.

I have had coffee from one of those machines before, they brew an excellent cup of coffee.

I am the roaster and I know him well!!!

Personally, I drink it black to enjoy the essence of the beans.I will use a splash of milk on generic coffee.

A fine eastern morning having a mixed blend of roasted coffee, French press of course. Happy Easter gentleman!

Not bad at all.

Nothing like starting the morning in the mountains with freshly roasted Ethiopian Sodoma with a French press looking at snow still on the ground . Cheers gentlemen and enjoy this beautiful morning !

I have had tolerance built up for many decades of drinking coffee, I miss my own roasted beans, I am out of town for another 10 days. Withdrawals here!

The problem with these roasters is over time they lose their effectiveness, thank you for your service.

Having some Indonesian Bali Blue moon coffee that is fresh roasted from green beans this morning, French Press of course.

A good octane to start the morning@

Having a cup of fresh Indonesian Bali Blue Moon from a French press.