Want to dive a little deeper into just what makes coffee so unique? Keep reading these lesser known fun facts...you know...for fun.

Just getting started on your coffee adventure? Don't let the coffee snobs scare ya. Coffee is fascinating, but it doesn't have to be complicated. Here are a few of the basics to start…

If you’ve purchased from our website, you’ve probably noticed some notes on each single origin coffee. We occasionally get asked what these mean, so today we’ll quickly explain each one…

Among coffee fanatics, decaf seems almost like a curse word. The phrase "Death Before Decaf" is often used to convey this disdain. And for the most part, the hatred of decaf is justified. Not because of its lack of caffeine...

If you're in the market for a new coffee maker (or when you are) — we strongly recommend thinking about upgrading to an automatic pour over coffee maker like the Bonavita BV1900TS...

Ever wonder what a coffee roaster keeps in their home's coffee counter? Here is a little sneak peek at mine, with a little about each item and why I use them...

Over the next couple months we will be participating in 4 events along side some of the most talented makers around. If you want truly unique gifts this year...

Almost anyone that has coffee supplied at work will tell ya — it's usually less than stellar. I had been drinking the barely palatable office coffee for years, right along with you when I worked full time at an office job. Sure, to avoid it I would sometimes...

You might be tempted to yell "BLASPHEMY" at your screen...but it's true. Coffee beans aren't beans. All these years we've been referring to that little nugget of caffeinated goodness as a bean, when it's actually a seed. Or more specifically, a cherry pit...

Like any good coffee junkie, before our recent trip to Kauai we researched coffee shops to visit. We asked around for the "must stop" places and tried to hit as many as possible. There were also a few that we just stumbled across on our own...

We recently shared where you can find us in Omaha, but you can also find us serving up free samples at a few events this summer...

Hey Reboot fans! In case you haven’t heard, there are now two locations in the Omaha area where you can get your Reboot Roasting fix. They’re both super awesome, both locally owned, and both worth a stop...

You're in for a treat. I've decide to divulge my favorite accompaniment to a great cup of Sunday coffee. Today — I give you the recipe for my world famous waffles...

There are a ton of widely held beliefs in the coffee industry. One that I strongly agree with is that coffee is best fresh. As coffee ages, the notes that make a coffee special (in this case the bright fruit notes) start to fade away, and the coffee begins to taste, well.....like plain old coffee. It's why I roast to order and it affects a lot of my overall business strategies.

There's nothing like being in a committed relationship with the one you love. The kind where it doesn't matter if you forgot to shower and you smell like a dumpster in July. The kind that only cares that you do the dishes...

People occasionally ask about where our name Reboot Roasting came from. When brainstorming names, Reboot was the one that stuck for a few reasons. First, the word "reboot" means to boot again or restart. I don't know about you, but if I don't get my coffee...

Earlier this week, I wrote about the superiority of burr grinders over blade grinders. While this opinion is commonly accepted, I realized that I had never truly tested it. Who am I to profess something if I've never confirmed it for myself, right?...

So, you’ve decided to start buying whole bean coffee instead of pre-ground. Great! You’re one step closer to a much better cup of coffee. Below is a quick and basic breakdown of the two main types of grinders: blade and burr.

There is no replacement for a true best friend. But coffee comes close. It's always there for a pick me when things get tough, a little reassurance here and there, and most importantly — it believes in you.

When I drive, I like to drink. Wait, NO!!! Not that kind of drinking! When I drive, I like to have coffee. Or sometimes, I'll have iced tea. And sometimes, on special occasions (all the time) I have both coffee and iced tea. If you ask my wife how much I spend on coffee and tea, it would likely rival the national deficit. But that's not the point of this article.