Recent content by Kevin O'Gara

J. Martinez & Company is collecting Ice Coffee recipes. Best recipe wins a Bunn BT-10 drip maker with a thermal carafe. See the rules here

We at J. Martinez use Nexxus which specializes in Magento sites, which is what we recently switched to. Service has been great, aspects of Magento are a bear to work with, but it is incredibly flexible.

Now that the warm weather is coming I am switching to cold coffee. I like to make some espresso coffee in my Pavoni in the evening, add a little sugar and then refrigerate. I just add some milk and ice in the morning. If anyone is interested, J. Martinez & Co. is having an ice coffee challenge...

Your Captain Haddock mug would go with my TinTin wrist watch!

I am certainly prejudiced, but I would recommend you try our coffee from J. Martinez & Co, you can find us on-line at J. Martinez & Co. - World's Finest Coffees - 100% Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, 100% Kona Coffee, Estate Coffee, Single Origin Coffee. We have an excellent espresso. I would also...

My Saeco is acting up so I recently I pulled out my 30 year old Pavoni, cleaned it up, and am now bringing home ground coffee from work (shameless plug here for J. Martinez & Co.). i have been trying all the coffees we sell, but just came back to the espresso. I can see the importance of a good...

Hello all, I just started working at a coffee roaster, J. Martinez & Co. and am working on increasing my coffee knowledge. I was a long time customer of the Martinez (20 years) prior to joining up with them, and they pretty much introduced me to fine coffee.

In a Fido air-tight glass jar in the dark at room temperature. As has been stated here, not much slows down coffee getting stale without hurting some other feature. Buy it fresh and buy it often.

According to a friend the worst hot coffee in America may be in the military. He thought he did not like coffee after his stint in the Army. Served him some good coffee and he found that he likes it.

We are looking into exporting coffee to China We are just looking into shipping to China, in bulk and in our standard packaging (you can see our distinctive box on our website - just search for J. Martinez & Co. We just got a price for shipping from Fedex and it will cost around $375 to ship...