Aug
24
Metro Magazine is having their annual Best of Silicon Valley poll. Get out there and vote fora ll your favorite local places, people and things that make Silicon valley so great! And note that they prohibit ANY national chains from winning as this is a local south bay thing only! So support local greatness!
Barefoot Coffee Roasters has won this award every year for the last two years. So let’s make it a three-peat! Vote now! Click on the :
Best of Silicon Valley 2006 Reader’s Survey
Vote online for the best food, drink, retail, arts and entertainment in the South Bay.
spread the word!!!
Today is the last day to vote!! August 29th!
Aug
22
Tempe Fine Coffee and Tea in downtown Sacramento does some serious justice to coffee. The Temple crew is passionate, serious and kickin coffee butt. They deserve your vote and they are the best cafe in all of Sacramento by far. So if you love to see the good guys win and get recognized vote for them! click here and do the simple two line registration and vote for them!
Aug
4
CoffeeReview.com just had a fantastic review of some super swank rare estate coffees from some Barefoot friends in the roasting world. The brand new Barefoot Kenya Kithua Estate reserve Peaberry just got a smart and sexy score of 91. Check it out here.
It seems that the world of great coffee just keeps getting better and better. Check out all the reviews and start drooling!
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Barefoot Coffee Roasters, Santa Clara, California
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Kenya Kithua. Reviewed: August 2006
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Overall Rating: 91 points
Aroma: 8
Acidity: 7
Body: 8
Flavor: 9
Aftertaste: 8
Roast (Agtron): Medium (42/59)
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Origin: South-Central Kenya
Notes: Barefoot Coffee Roasters is an award-winning and widely recognized small-batch roasting company that describes itself as “a happy little cafe and roastery in the heart of Silicon Valley.” Visit www.barefootcoffeeroasters.com for more information.
Blind Assessment: Pungent but sweet throughout the profile. In the aroma caramel, fruit-toned, slightly smoky cedar, orange. In the cup the pungent, smoky fruit notes read as a tartly sweet grapefruit, perhaps dry berry, with continuing undercurrents of caramel sweetness. Distinct orange notes resurface in the rich finish.
Who should drink it: Those who prefer some pungent roastiness with their classic, grapefruity Kenya.
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Buy some of this amazing coffee before it is gone forever. Barefoot only has a very limited amount.
