Epic Coffee

  Brewing coffee can be frustrating when you cannot achieve the quality and taste you’re after. Even with the most expensive coffee machine, you could end up with bland or poor-tasting coffee. If you’ve done everything right and still can’t quite get the flavour you’re seeking, the problem may be your beans. Perhaps you need to check their quality and consider buying something better. Here is a guide to help you pick the best  coffee beans in NZ :   Check the roasting date   Most coffee beans that are sold at supermarkets won’t list the roasting date but they may have an expiration date. Technically, coffee does not expire, but its chemistry changes as it reacts to oxygen, heat, and moisture, so it ages and becomes stale. It may be better to buy  coffee beans  in  NZ  from specialist brewers and reputable sources. That way, you can be sure that the beans are roasted in micro-batches by hand at least once a week to ensure their quality. Beans that have been roasted more than 3 weeks ago