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Coffee Roast Color Wheel Chart compatible with original Agtron SCA Color Tiles, a set of 2

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  • Use to check degree of roast in coffee beans. It helps ensure consistent coffee roasts and agreements between roasters and customers.
  • Cheaper, yet color-accurate alternative to original Agtron/SCA Color Tiles ($295).
  • Professionally color-calibrated to original Agtron/SCA Eight Color Tiles. The color accuracy of less than 1.0 ΔE00 is achieved under reference condition.
  • Numbers on eight tiles correspond to Agtron Gourmet Scale, an industry standard to report degree of coffee roast.
  • Sold as a set of two identical color charts.


Coffee Roast Color Wheel Chart is a cheaper, yet color-accurate alternative to the original Agtron/SCA Color Tiles. Use to check degree of roast in coffee beans.


Bobbzz
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024
While it might be useful for the novice roaster, it has limited utility and is extremely expensive. Websites that sell green coffee beans have better pictures on their websites.
David Shamosh
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024
This coffee roast level color wheel is an essential tool for coffee enthusiasts and professionals alike. It’s not just any chart—it offers an impressively accurate color reproduction of the original Agtron color tiles, which are now hard to find. Based on data from academic papers, the brightness of original Agtron/SCA tiles (#25-45) shows minimal L* variation, around 1.0. From #65 to #95, the colors get progressively brighter and more yellow, with stable a* values. Although I don’t have a colorimeter to verify, this chart visually reflects these trends. It’s an invaluable guide for achieving consistent, precise roasts every time.
orenb
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024
2 of the patches have almost identical brightness. I seriously doubt the claimed accuracy.
Boogey Boo
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2024
I got this in the process of learning to roast, prior to picking up a colorimeter device. I found it to only be accurate in terms of getting a very general idea of whether your coffee is light or dark. Which one could discern anyway by looking at the grounds without this sheet.It doesn't allow nuance to be detected, and the colors change in different lighting conditions (just like paint swatches will do, which is why you bring them to your room that you're wanting to paint and look on a few different days, rather than only trusting the color while viewing the swatch in the store).With respect to the seller, who I'm sure is trying to help others with this product, I would personally advise people to judge their desired roast level based on flavor of bitterness or not, at least 4-5 days after roasting. That will give a better idea of what you're aiming for.
Masaya. O
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024
I sometimes roast coffee beans at home, so this is useful for me. I like medium dark the best, so I can check this color wheel while I’m roasting beans.