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2026/09/08
GS L3 Roast Coffee Course (Blend Coffee)

GS L3 Advanced Coffee Blending & Roasting Program

From Roasting Individual Coffees to Designing Your Own Signature Blend

The GS L3 Advanced Coffee Blending & Roasting Program is designed for experienced roasting students who want to move beyond single-origin roasting and develop the skills required to create purposeful, balanced, and commercially applicable coffee blends.

Students will explore blend development across light, medium, and dark roast profiles, learning how coffee selection, blending ratios, roasting strategy, and extraction influence the final cup.

The program goes beyond roasting. Students will also evaluate their blends through Espresso, Americano, Latte, and pour-over brewing, learning how to design a blend according to its intended use.

By the end of the program, students will have developed a portfolio of original blend projects and a stronger understanding of how to create coffees for cafés, coffee brands, and commercial applications.


Course Information

Course: GS L3 Advanced Coffee Blending & Roasting

Total Training: 24 Hours

Schedule:
6 Sessions × 4 Hours
Weekday or weekend classes available

Class Size:
Private 1-on-1 or 1-on-2 training

Course Frequency:
Offered approximately twice a year

Location:
Green Stone Coffee Roasting Lab
10F-10, No. 68, Sec. 4, Ren’ai Rd., Da’an District, Taipei, Taiwan
Near MRT Zhongxiao Dunhua Station

Prerequisite

Students must have completed the GS Practical Roasting Foundation Course or have equivalent practical roasting experience.


Tuition

1-on-2 Training: NT$38,000 per person

Private 1-on-1 Training: NT$48,000 per person

The course includes extensive coffee tasting and evaluation, including both black coffee and milk-based Espresso beverages.


Course Curriculum

Week 1|Introduction to Coffee Blending & Pre-Roast Blending

Build the foundation for understanding how professional coffee blends are designed.

Students will explore:

  • Tasting and analyzing popular commercial coffee blends
  • Introduction to coffee blend design
  • Understanding pre-roast blending vs. post-roast blending
  • Selecting coffees and determining blending ratios
  • Practical pre-roast blend development
  • Roasting and evaluating the first blend

Project A|Pre-Roast Blend

Students create their first original blend and begin developing a systematic approach to blend design.


Week 2|Light Roast Blend Development

Explore how different coffees can be combined to create a light-roast blend with clarity, sweetness, acidity, and aromatic complexity.

Topics include:

  • Tasting well-known light-roast blends
  • Understanding light-roast blend structure
  • Selecting coffees according to flavor characteristics
  • Determining blend ratios
  • Roasting components for a post-roast blend
  • Evaluating the completed blend

Project B|Light Roast Blend

Students will also begin learning how to extract the previous week's Blend A as Espresso, connecting roasting decisions with extraction results.


Week 3|Medium Roast Blend Development

Explore balance, sweetness, body, and versatility through medium-roast blend development.

Topics include:

  • Tasting and analyzing commercial medium-roast blends
  • Understanding medium-roast blend structure
  • Coffee selection and ratio design
  • Practical post-roast blending
  • Roasting and sensory evaluation
  • Espresso extraction and evaluation of Blend B

Project C|Medium Roast Blend

Students learn to evaluate whether a blend performs as intended after extraction—not simply whether the roasted beans taste good in isolation.


Week 4|Dark Roast Blend Development

Develop blends with greater body, intensity, sweetness, and compatibility with Espresso and milk-based beverages.

Topics include:

  • Tasting and analyzing established dark-roast blends
  • Understanding dark-roast blend design
  • Selecting coffee components and ratios
  • Post-roast blend development
  • Practical roasting and sensory evaluation
  • Espresso extraction of previous blend projects

Project D|Dark Roast Blend

Students compare how roast development and blend composition affect body, sweetness, bitterness, and performance in Espresso.


Week 5|Espresso Application & Blend Portfolio Development

A successful blend should be designed for a purpose.

Students will learn how their blends perform across different café menu applications.

Topics include:

  • Espresso extraction and dial-in
  • Evaluating Blend D
  • Designing ratios for Americano and Latte
  • Understanding how milk changes the perception of a coffee blend
  • Comparing blends through Pour-Over, Americano, Espresso, and Latte
  • Preparing the final blend portfolio

From Roaster to Product Developer

Students begin presenting their blends not simply as roast profiles, but as finished coffee products designed for specific brewing methods and menu applications.


Week 6|Final Blend Project & Practical Assessment

For the sixth session, I recommend structuring the final class around an independent blend project.

Students apply the knowledge developed throughout the program to create and present a final blend.

The assessment can include:

Coffee Selection → Blend Ratio → Roast Strategy → Sensory Evaluation → Espresso Dial-In → Menu Application → Final Presentation

This creates a clear progression from learning individual techniques to independently developing a finished coffee product.


What You Will Develop

By completing the GS L3 program, students will develop practical skills in:

  • Coffee blend design
  • Pre-roast and post-roast blending
  • Coffee selection and blend-ratio development
  • Light, medium, and dark roast blend strategies
  • Sensory evaluation and cupping
  • Espresso extraction and dial-in
  • Americano and milk beverage applications
  • Blend refinement
  • Coffee product development
  • Personal blend portfolio development

This makes the program particularly suitable for coffee roasters, future café owners, coffee entrepreneurs, and students developing their own coffee brands.


Build Your Own Blend Portfolio

Throughout the program, students progressively create:

Blend A|Pre-Roast Blend
Blend B|Light Roast Blend
Blend C|Medium Roast Blend
Blend D|Dark Roast Blend
Final Project|Signature Blend

The goal is not simply to learn how to mix different coffees, but to understand:

Why these coffees should be blended, how they should be roasted, and how the final blend should perform in the cup.

這句其實很適合成為你這門 L3 的核心 selling point。


Registration

The GS L3 Advanced Coffee Blending & Roasting Program is offered only at selected times during the year.

For upcoming course dates, private training, and availability, please contact Green Stone Coffee Academy through our official LINE account.

Official LINE: @pnc6087g


Registration Process

  1. Contact us through LINE to discuss upcoming course dates and availability.
  2. Once your schedule is confirmed, complete payment within the specified registration period.
  3. Provide your email address to receive course information and pre-class instructions.
  4. Private 1-on-1 training is available depending on course scheduling.

Payment Information

Account Name: 嵩林文創有限公司
Bank: CTBC Bank (822)
Account Number: 152540240744

Anti-Fraud Reminder

The only official LINE account for Green Stone Coffee Academy is @pnc6087g.

If you receive course information or payment requests from unknown individuals or unofficial groups, please verify with us before making any payment.

Phone: +886-2-8771-7570
Email: glorycarton@gmail.com