Brewed Behavior to Offer Q-Grader Certification and SCAA Cupping Judge Course in Los Angeles Area.

November 29^th –December 3^rd

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Instructors;

Tracy Allen Founder & CEO Brewed Behavior

Phuong Tran Director of Coffee Education Brewed Behavior

Amy Wyatt Director of Sales and Support Grounded Coffee Co.

SCAA Lab in Long Beach, CA.

About the Q-Grader Certification Process.

At the backbone of the Q Grading System are Licensed Q Graders, professional cuppers accredited by the Coffee Quality Institute. These Q Graders must pass a rigorous three-day exam to earn their certification, comprising of 22 sections on coffee related subjects, such as green grading, roast identification, coffee cupping, sensory skills and sensory triangulation. There are currently over 800 Licensed Q Graders worldwide.

Those who pass the Q Grader Certification Course are authorized to use the Q logo and the nomenclature “Licensed Q Grader” as a professional accreditation.

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How can Brewed Behavior help you?

The cost of an unclear plan or lack of information is often an increase in competition and a decrease in market share. Brewed Behavior provides education and guidance to those who are truly committed to success in the specialty coffee wholesale market.

We utilize demographic studies and consumer behavior trends to determine your unique value proposition. We provide you with the tools to build a customized infrastructure and solid wholesale branding—from growing and roasting coffee to identifying and delivering to your customer.

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