Question 1

Is this coffee good for French pressing?

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Hi Paul, thanks for reaching out.  Many people enjoy this coffee in a French Press.  The key is not to pour water on the grounds while it is still boiling.  Bring the water to a boil, but then let it sit for a while until it reaches around 185 - 190 degrees, then pour it in.  Otherwise you will scald the coffee and rob it of its flavor.  It's important to get the grind right also, and for best results, you want a grind fine enough to get some flavor from the coffee, but coarse enough so the coffee does not pass through the screen.  I personally prefer the hand drip method (pour over), as it gets more flavor out of the coffee without imparting the flavor of spent grounds (at least that's how I perceive it).  Hope this helps.  Thanks for your interest.Darron "Don Pablo" Burke

Question 2

Not sure how to store the beans.   I have heard; freeze, refrigerate, don't refrigerate.  What do the experts suggest?

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We recommend an airtight canister in a cabinet or on the counter, never in the fridge or the freezer.  If you Google it, you will find chemists and molecular biologists arguing about which is the best method, but we've just tested it ourselves over several years and have determined that the coffee tastes better longer if you don't refrigerate or freeze it.  Because we roast to order and customers often receive the coffee while it is still developing (oil rising to the surface of the bean, the freezer will stop that process and dry the coffee out, and the refrigerator has a lot of moisture, and that is not good for coffee.  Occasionally we will get a complaint about coffee quality, and after we determine it is not a problem with grind/preparation, we ask how the coffee has been stored, and often it has been in the refrigerator.  We're not snobs, and if the coffee tastes great to you, that's all we care about.  Our bags for personal use are sitting out on the counter or in a cabinet, rolled down at the top and secured with the tin tie, and that works just fine for us.  Hope this helps!Darron "Don Pablo" Burke

Question 3

Why does it state Shipping Weight: 15.4 ounces

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Hello,

Thank you for pointing that out! The shipping weight was entered incorrectly by Amazon. We have asked them to correct it.

Thank you,
Burke Brands LLC

Question 4

What is the cold brew grind to water you guys use for this coffee?

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I use a course grind for the cold brew and regular coffee.

ASIN	B00CZ2KYRU
ASIN	B00CZ2KYRU
Best Sellers Rank	#8,776 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #102 in Roasted Coffee Beans
Brand Name	Cafe Don Pablo
Caffeine Content Description	Caffeinated
Caffeine Content Per Serving	95 Milligrams
Certificate Type	GMO Free
Coffee Roast Level	Medium Roast
Coffee Type	Coffee Bean
Container Type	Bag
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (9,524)
Each Unit Count	1.0
Flavor	Medium-Dark Roast
Global Trade Identification Number	00853086001580
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions	5.5 x 4 x 11 inches
Item Form	Whole Bean
Item Package Weight	0.93 Kilograms
Item Volume	13417.28 Cubic Centimeters
Item Weight	2 Pounds
Item model number	COMINHKG031815
Manufacturer	Burke Brands LLC
Manufacturer	Burke Brands LLC
Model Number	COMINHKG031815
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	1
Part Number	COMINHKG031815
Product Dimensions	5.5 x 4 x 11 inches; 2 Pounds
Size	32 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Special Ingredients	Low Acidity
Specialty	GMO Free
Sweetness Description	Sweet
UPC	853086001580
UPC	853086001580
Unit Count	32 Ounce
Units	32 Ounce
Variety	Arabica

Don Pablo Gourmet Coffee - Signature Blend - Medium Dark Roast - Whole Bean Coffee - 100% Arabica Beans - Low Acidity and Non-GMO (2 Pound, Original)

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