Posted Sun Dec 7, 2008, 2:02am Subject: Re: ZombieRunner espresso in Palo Alto
This wet processed Ethiopian Sidamo was a really nice S.O shot. I was impressed! Don uses the WDT to distribute the grounds before tamping. He likes to use a triple basket because of the large space between the screen and the grounds.
Posted Sun Dec 7, 2008, 2:03am Subject: Re: ZombieRunner espresso in Palo Alto
Don also made a cappa with the wet processed Sidamo and steamed organic Clover milk, and it was a very nice cappa. That Sidamo was just wonderful with steamed milk.
Posted Thu Dec 18, 2008, 3:47am Subject: Re: ZombieRunner espresso in Palo Alto
After a few minutes of brew time the halogen lamp is turned off and a cool wet towel is used to cool the lower bulp and move the coffee back down. It was a nice classic cup of coffee where the coffee taste can only be described as coffee.
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Espresso: Rancilio Silvia Grinder: Rancilio Rocky, La Pavoni... Roaster: CO/SC
Posted Thu Dec 18, 2008, 4:32pm Subject: Re: ZombieRunner espresso in Palo Alto
This is definitely a good place to check out if your in the neighborhood. I had a very good espresso there. The crema was what I was hoping for after being disappointed so many times before at other places. The shot tasted great and I'll definitely be back for more. My wife also had a very nice cappuccino. The only downside is that its not open very late. But there is a comfy couch to sit down and enjoy your drinks.
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