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“Puroast
Low Acid Coffee
traces its history
from South America” |
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Puroast Low Acid Coffee traces its history from South America where the company’s
founder developed a unique roasting technology. Puroast has spent many
years developing and researching the “Lost Art” of
roasting. The following
paragraphs will help you understand how the Puroast Process was developed.
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Kerry Sachs, a co-founder of Puroast Coffee and the inventor of the Puroast
Process used a different approach to the science and art of the coffee roasting
business. A unique combination of energy and roasting technologies produces
coffee similar to the brew he discovered in Venezuela, a natural, smooth-tasting
and full-bodied coffee.
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The company’s product launch in the late 1990’s featured Puroast’s exceptionally
smooth taste. Soon thereafter however
Puroast discovered through consumer testing that people were able to drink Puroast
and not suffer from the usual stomach
problems. This prompted the company to engage researchers to determine what
chemistry and health response differences there might be in Puroast as result of
their patented processing. Both studies showed that Puroast provides a major
benefit to consumers with acid reflux, heartburn and GERD 90% of consumers
surveyed get symptom relief from acid problems and enjoy Puroast’s 100% real
coffee taste (see Puroast Research on this site for more details).
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Puroast® Coffee Company, Inc. has developed, and has been selling since November
2005, Puroast® Low Acid Coffee, a breakthrough product that combines
great taste with 50% less acid. Our patented Puroast Process, roasting technology
is the key; a variation in how heat is delivered to coffee during roasting produces
this unique coffee brew. Puroast Low Acid Coffee has backed up these
claims with credible research by Dr. Taka Shibamoto of the University of California
at Davis. Puroast offers organic fair trade coffee combined with its environmentally-
beneficial roasting technology was awarded the Seal of Sustainability by
the Sustainable Business Institute of San Jose, California.
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