...always depending on the aromatic result you want to achieve.
Roasting is a key point depending on the intensity and perception of certain aromatic notes in the coffee depending on the desired end result. The more a bean is roasted, the more intense and properly roasted, woody, ashy aromatic profile is given to it.
By playing with time, temperatures and roasting curves, it is possible to define whether a particular type of coffee is to be enhanced with certain aromas or not.
Usually, after this phase, we do a first tasting with a bar machine, then the roasted beans are ground by us with a manual grinder, after which, we do the first tasting trials, with different grindings, without sugar, with medium sugar up to the classic sachet, the most commonly used sweetening method on the market.
Here is where you start to focus on taste perception. One closes one's eyes and begins the sensory journey into all the nuances of the aromatic profile of the first coffee result.