Show Notes
Alex Moore is the runner up of the Australian Brewers Cup and staff member at Project Zero Coffee. Alex was trained by Kirk and overachieved in his first season as a competitor.
What was special about Alex routine is that he was the only competitor that used a washed coffee in the whole competition. In recent years, natural and experimental fermentations have dominated the Australian competition scene, this year Alex coffee was the highest scoring of the whole weekend despite coming second to the legendary Simon Gautherin!
In this podcast Alex breaks down his entire competition prep, how the coffee was sourced, roasted, brewed and every other little detail.
Plus, Project Zero Coffee is opening a second store soon and the concept is something that will be an amazing success, or a spectacular failure!
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