Why “Freshly Brewed” Doesn’t Always Mean “Fresh Coffee”
Why “Freshly Brewed” Doesn’t Always Mean “Fresh Coffee”
Just because it was brewed minutes ago doesn’t mean the coffee is actually fresh.
Here’s the thing: if the beans were roasted weeks (or months) ago, your cup might be lacking those vibrant flavors we all chase. Many cafes prioritize speed and consistency—but that can mean using pre-ground or old beans masked by milk or syrups.
Freshly roasted, rested beans bring clarity, sweetness, and nuance to a brew. We work hard to keep that flavor window wide open.
If your cup tastes flat or bitter, it might not be your barista—it might be the beans.