Reflections from World of Coffee Amsterdam
/Gene Lemos reflects on his experience at World of Coffee Amsterdam, including the World Barista Championship, CTG member booth, and exhibits.
Read MoreGene Lemos reflects on his experience at World of Coffee Amsterdam, including the World Barista Championship, CTG member booth, and exhibits.
Read MoreArno Holschuh discusses how to measure the the pressure and flow of espresso machines.
Read MoreGet to know CTG member Nate Hull.
Read MoreChase Lemos explores the two main burr types: flat and conical.
Read MoreTammy Baiz shares tips for women and men who want to succeed together in the specialty coffee industry based on her past experiences.
Read MoreScott Manley continues his series on water quality, focusing on field testing water.
Read MoreHylan Joseph shares an anecdote about a past struggle to illustrate how the Coffee Technicians Guild is designed to create an environment that has a lot of options, and shares resources available to the guild to do so.
Read MoreUpdate (August 10, 2018): Voting is now open through Friday, August 17. You must be a current member of the Coffee Technicians Guild to vote.
The Coffee Technicians Guild (CTG) is proud to announce the slate of candidates, as recommended by the Nominating Committee, for the 2018 Leadership Council Elections!
Read MoreThe Coffee Technicians Guild is working hard to bring value to its members.
Read MoreGet to know CTG member James N. Weiler.
Read MoreChase Lemos describes how burr life depends on a number of factors, including metal composition, geometry of the cutting surface, size of the burr, and the type of coffee being ground.
Read MoreKaleb Leach reflects on his experience in the Brewing Equipment Theory workshop at the Specialty Coffee Expo in April 2018.
Read MoreArno Holschuch explores the design of La San Marco’s Leva 80.
Read MoreGet to know CTG member Richard Muhl of Five Senses Coffee Roasters in Australia.
Read MoreKaleb Leach reflects on his experience in the Technician Workflow and Customer Communication workshop at the Specialty Coffee Expo in April 2018.
Read MoreAndrina Hargrave talks about her experiences – including overcoming stereotypes – as a woman in the coffee tech industry.
Read MoreScott Manley continues his series on water quality, focusing on the TDS meter.
Read MoreNominations for leadership positions on the CTG Leadership Council (formerly the CTG Executive Council) are now open!
Read MoreGet to know CTG Executive Council Member Hylan Joseph.
Read MoreHylan Joseph reflects on the CTG’s presence at the Specialty Coffee Expo in Seattle, WA.
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