Tim Wendelboe

4.5 / 5

Reviews

Reviews Total
4.27 / 5
Recommended by
92%
12 out of 13 users
Sindre Strom September 16
Recommends
Classic Tim
Perfect
Recipe
Method of preparation: V60/TIMEMORE B75
Coffee (g): 54g/liter
Water (g):
Water temperature: 93-99
Grinder (settings):
Process: 5 pours. Careful of too much agitation.
Sindre Strom August 29
Recommends
Fantastic, fruity, light
A perfect Tim ethiopian
Sindre Strom August 29
Recommends
Amazingly citrus
Extremely pleasant and light
Probably one of the best coffees I've ever had
Recipe
Method of preparation: V60
Coffee (g): 15/18
Water (g): 250/300
Water temperature:
Grinder (settings):
Process:
Sindre Strom July 17
Recommends
Tim is world class.
The coffee is elegant, yet somewhat "normal"
A good non-complex coffee to be able to contrast all these other specialty coffees with.
Recipe
Method of preparation: V60
Coffee (g): 21
Water (g): 350
Water temperature:
Grinder (settings):
Process:
beanwithmean Verified Customer June 24
Recommends
Habanero note is real
Sindre Strom June 16
Recommends
Different
Recipe
Method of preparation: V60
Coffee (g):
Water (g):
Water temperature:
Grinder (settings):
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Marek Holis Verified Customer Show Original July 2
Recommends
For me, Tim Wendelboe coffee is the absolute top in the world of fine coffee. In the 8 years that I have been drinking selected coffee (V60 drip), I have had the opportunity to taste many coffees and different roasters. Tim's coffee absolutely got me, and I've had multiple types of coffee. I have never experienced all coffees being great. One better than the other. The coffees taste like a perfectly harmonious wine that makes you want to drink again and again. So only TIM. With that, I want to ask when the coffee will be in stock. Thanks!
Jiri Verified Customer Show Original May 25
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Personally, I am of the opinion that the coffees roasted by Mr. Gardelli or Wendelboe deserve 6 stars.

Yes, it really is that good. No actually it's not acidic unless you dexterate it.

I can't say for 100% whether Gardelli or Wendelboe is better. But I can say that you will 100% not go wrong when you taste them.

As a bonus, their coffees are very easy to prepare (meaning, you can get what is in the description from those coffees without much effort, which is not always the case with all coffees).

Although Kenya Karinga only has two "flavors" specified, it is actually a coffee with a relatively rich spectrum of flavors. So don't be fooled by that. By the way, mine is excellent even almost a month after roasting, it doesn't affect the quality, the packaging is more than good enough.

It is expensive? Yeah it is.

But it's also adequately good.