Three Valve Coffee Co.

07/04/2012

Happy Birthday America!!! --love, Three Valve Coffee Co.. :)

07/01/2012

Oooh. Perfect.

06/01/2012

Warm today in SF... time for an iced coffee!

06/01/2012

Today we're experimenting with different roast curves for our new coffee, Yemen Mokha Sharasi. Nice problem: They're all really good!

05/30/2012

New coffee at Three Valve: Your chance to try the mystical and highly revered "Peaberry".
http://drinks.seriouseats.com/2011/01/wont-you-be-my-peaberry-what-are-peaberry-coffee-beans.html

"Fans think they taste noticeably sweeter and more flavorful than standard-issue beans; naysayers insist they can't tell the difference." Peaberries. [Photographs: Erin Meister] You can't bake a pie with these 'berries, but you can brew yourself a delicious cup of...

05/29/2012

Three Valve Coffee Co. is super excited about 2 new coffees we are selling: Yemen Mokha Sharasi, and a rare Brazil Peaberry. Two of our best yet! Check em out: www.threevalvecoffee.com

05/27/2012

Coffee geeks will love this!!! http://www.sweetmarias.com/roasted.pict-guide.php

05/23/2012

Some friends joined us yesterday to help evaluate some new coffees we are thinking about adding to our lineup. Result: Two were outstanding enough to make the cut! They should be available on our website in a week or so--what do you think they could they be???

05/20/2012

Free Coffee Cupping! Any SF peeps without real jobs who are free Tuesday, at 11AM are welcome to stop by my place and try some coffees we are auditioning for Three Valve Coffee Co.'s next selection. Just email/text me for address.

05/18/2012

Three Valve Coffee recently teamed up with master home beer brewer Steve Trapani, and made a Three Valve Coffee Stout Beer. Steve took our roasted Guatemalan Free Parking beans, and added them to his brew. After a month or so of waiting, last night we unpacked and sampled the finished product. The result was delicious!

05/17/2012

Hallelujah!!! Pass the coffee.

One of life's simple pleasures just got a little sweeter. After years of waffling research on coffee and health, even some fear that java might raise the risk of heart disease, a big study finds the opposite: Coffee drinkers are a little more likely to live longer. Regular or decaf doesn't matter.