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Comment by Jeffrey J Kingman on January 27, 2010 at 12:51pm

Hey Everyone..

Many of the Coffee Fest exhibitors have free (until Feb 15) admission coupons to Coffee Fest NYC. This year's NYC show is shaping up to be "hot", so spread the word...

Comment by Joseph Robertson on January 6, 2010 at 12:04am

For all of you who are following this thread.. I took Dr. Johns class on "Blending for Espresso" a couple of Coffee Fests back. I highly recommend this class. I can't say I am really good at blending for espresso because of the class but I CAN say I have a way better understanding of the factors that come into play and what to shoot for when blending. I would and will take this class again just to refresh and spend time with a master craftsman.

Comment by Dr. Joseph John on January 5, 2010 at 9:07pm

We have exhibited at all three Coffee Fest Shows a year for about 10 years. I also teach several classes on espresso at each Coffee Fest. I enjoy both the exhibiting and the teaching parts. It is a great way of paying back to the coffee community for all the learning I got when we started the business seventeen years ago.

Comment by Joseph Robertson on November 18, 2009 at 9:19am

Justin,
Dang, I missed this last one. I will book mark and PDA this group though.

Comment by Justin Johnson on November 18, 2009 at 8:43am

Joseph,
You should check out North West Roasters Group. We meet twice a year for education and socialization. It's a great group with alot of experienced professionals in it.

Comment by Joseph Robertson on November 18, 2009 at 8:22am

Coffee Fest really needs to happen two times a year. One for the timing of the USBC championship comp. and the other just for Industry displays and locals. I have had many in my shop ask if everyone is welcome. Coffee and the passion is for everyone and Seattle is a birthplace of sorts.

Comment by M-L Aaltonen on October 10, 2009 at 1:39pm

As a first-time Seattle visitor, I found Coffee Crawl online and booked it for Monday after the show. It was great and I highly recommend it for first-time Seattle goers and anyone else who wants some basics on the Seattle coffee story. 1.6 miles with 3 coffee tastes and 2 chocolate/sweet drink tastes for ~$20

CoffeeFest was great too. I went to the Chicago Fest as a first-timer. Was good to revisit some vendors and take even more classes this time around.

Might attend in NY in the spring too.

Comment by Andrew R. Tucker on July 2, 2009 at 5:27pm

Hi Cherie,
I used to live in Seattle three years ago, and wouldn't mind giving you some pointers on where to go around town. I'll be there for te trade show, and probably for a competition, so keep in touch!
ART

Comment by Cherie on July 2, 2009 at 4:30pm

Hey everyone.
Looking forward to Coffee Fest Seattle. This will be my first time in Seattle and was wondering if anyone who knows the area would be willing to show a "tourist" around a little bit. At the vary least I would like to know a couple of people before I get there. Msg me, let me know.
Thanks!

Comment by Teri Keener on June 23, 2009 at 9:39am

Absolutely loved the coffeefest. First time for us. Learned a ton and look forward to going every year and having more of our employees attend too. It is inspiring!

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