5 Podcast Episodes
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Patrik Rolf on His New Book "From Nerd to Professional"
Coffee and Technology Podcast
Patrik Rolf is the Founder and CEO of April Coffee Roastery to discuss his new book, “From Nerd to Professional - a coffee journey by Patrik Rolf.” Along with that, he’ll discuss his perspective of tech in coffee and how tech has shaped his journey in coffee. You can support Patrik’s journey in publishing his book by visiting his Kickstarter “From Nerd to Professional - a coffee journey by Patrik Rolf.”Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/aprilcoffee/from-nerd-to-professional-a-coffee-journey-by-patrik-rolf
59mins
12 Mar 2022
A Stoic Approach to (Coffee) Business | Talking with Patrik Rolf from April Coffee
The No Niche Show
In today's episode we are talking with roaster and entrepreneur: Patrik Rolf. We talked about his coffee journey, stories and purpose. We also covered the concept of stoicism applied to passion driven entrepreneurship, an essential and yet underestimated element in the field. LIVE SHOW: https://www.instagram.com/coffee.fixa... WEBSITE: https://www.socialfixation.com.au/ SOCIALS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mirko_bonma... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mirkobonmassar Twitter: https://twitter.com/mirkobonmassar
59mins
10 Jul 2020
DPC054 - Patrik Rolf lefolyik
Daráló Podcast
Instagram kérdésekre válaszolunk és beszélgetünk ezek kapcsán: Niche Zero filter kávé teszt Mi a helyzet a Holival? Kávés előfizetések Lesz Patreon? Kapszula para Mi az a "full fa"? Piqniq eseménysorozat Hazai specialty kávézás színvonala
1hr 24mins
2 Aug 2019
Episode 17 - Reflecting on the World Brewers Championship with Patrik Rolf
Coffee With April
Episode 17 - Reflecting on the World Brewers Championship with Patrik Rolf by April Coffee Roasters
1hr 57mins
17 May 2019
CoLab: Paris: "Roasting for Competition" | Patrik Rolf Karlsson (Five Elephant)
Tamper Tantrum
Although the title implies that Patrik Rolf Karlsson’s talk fromCoLab: Paris is pretty straight-forward—“Roasting for Competition”—it takes a number of twists and turns from the very start, and ends up with some unexpected conclusions. Yes, Patrik talks about using curves and data from Five Elephant’s roasts, including extensive logging of the roast environment—but it’s to tailor the results to the preferences of the people who will consume the coffee, even when it stands outside of his own preference. And yes, Patrik openly disregards and disagrees with the sage advice from a well-respected roaster (“everything takes time” – Matts Johansson, Da Matteo)—but he also calls for vocal new comers to coffee to listen to and work with those who came before. Most striking for us is Patrik’s observation and subsequent learnings from the realisation that 60% of the brews they were using to evaluate their roast profiles were poor brews—a prime example of Patrik’s use of measurement to learn and improve. --Patrik was born a cold Aprilmorning in Gothenburg—he doesn’t remember anything about it, as most of usdon’t. He likes milk and people that are dedicated, not in words but with theiractions. He grew a beard and got interested in building organisations, startingwith coffee, but was disappointed with the lack of dedication in the industry.Patrik shaved his beard, moved to Berlin, and read and watched everything byMalcom Gladwell. Today he is part of the Five Elephant team as head ofroastery. He wants to be a part of reshaping the idea of what a modern coffeeroastery is.
36mins
9 May 2016