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Re:Why a spritz of water before grinding coffee yields bette... by mortos on Sunday December 10, 2023 @01:16PM (#38593546)
You might find it interesting that suggestions are shifting. It largely depends on the roast level, darker roasts should have a fresher date. However there are now some "Nordic light" roasters that specifically recommended 2 or 3 months of resting for the coffee. The flavor does change over that period, not really getting stale but some flavors deepen and improve.
Re:Why a spritz of water before grinding coffee yields bette... by AlbertCory on Sunday December 10, 2023 @02:40PM (#38594264)
> suggestions are shifting.

what does that mean?

Re:Why a spritz of water before grinding coffee yields bette... by mortos on Sunday December 10, 2023 @11:53PM (#38597756)
Sorry I just meant that I see people online suggesting longer resting periods, especially for lighter roasts.
Re:Why a spritz of water before grinding coffee yields bette... by AlbertCory on Monday December 11, 2023 @01:27AM (#38598148)
on this whole topic, there are 999 posts theorizing about what makes better coffee for every one about "can you taste it?"

It IS hard to organize a tasting, and then what have you proved? But the evidence adds up, eventually.