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Find your coffee
Answer a few simple questions. The quiz reads the products from your WooCommerce shop, so new coffees can be recommended without updating this page.
Bean Jamming Coffee Lab
Choose better.
Brew clearer.
Enjoy more.
A practical space for curious home brewers. Find a Colombian coffee that fits your taste, then learn how grind size, water temperature and brewing method change the cup.
Simple, useful, human
A coffee page that helps, not lectures.
The Coffee Lab connects taste, product choice and brewing decisions in one place. It is designed to be practical for daily coffee, not complicated for the sake of it.
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Adjust your brew
Use the brew balance tool to understand how grind, temperature and method influence sweetness, acidity, body and clarity.
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Taste and repeat
Brew with a starting point, taste honestly, and change one variable at a time. Small adjustments create better coffee habits.
Tool 01
Find your Colombian coffee.
Start here if you are not sure which coffee to choose. The quiz uses information from your shop products: title, description, attributes, categories, tags, price, image and stock status.
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Find your Colombian coffee
Not sure which coffee to choose?
Answer a few simple questions and we will suggest a Colombian coffee using the sensory information available in the shop.
Question 1 of 4
Your match
Your Colombian coffee recommendation
Based on your answers, this coffee should be a good starting point. You can also compare it with the other available coffees.
Other coffees you might enjoy
Tool 02
Find your brew balance.
Is your cup too sour, too bitter, too weak or too heavy? Adjust the variables and understand what each change can do before changing your whole recipe.
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Brew Science Lab
Find your brew balance
Move the grind and temperature sliders to see how small brewing changes can affect acidity, sweetness, bitterness, body and clarity in your cup.
For Colombian Arabica coffee
These values are starting points for medium / omni roast coffees.
Every grinder, brewer and water is different, so adjust one variable at a time.
Suggested starting point
Medium grind · 94°C
Extraction
Balanced
This setting should produce a sweet, clean and balanced cup.
Brewing tip
This is a good starting point. Adjust one variable at a time and taste the difference.
Grind size
Finer grind usually increases extraction and intensity. Coarser grind usually reduces bitterness and makes the cup feel lighter.
Water temperature
Higher temperature can bring more sweetness and structure, but too much heat may increase bitterness in some recipes.
Brewing method
Espresso, filter, moka pot, French press and AeroPress highlight different parts of the same coffee. There is no single “correct” cup.
Quick troubleshooting
Fix your next cup.
Use these as first moves. Keep your dose and water amount stable, then adjust one thing.
Too sour?
Try a slightly finer grind, a longer contact time or a little more temperature.
Too bitter?
Try a slightly coarser grind, less contact time or a little less temperature.
Too weak?
Use a bit more coffee, slightly less water or grind a little finer.
Too heavy?
Try a cleaner method, lower agitation or a slightly coarser grind.
Ready to brew?
Explore the current coffees in the shop, choose one that fits your taste, and come back to the Coffee Lab when you want to adjust your recipe.