Among numerous small roasters drawing long lines at last month’s SCA Expo in Houston was the Ikawa Pro50X, a small-scale, feature-rich sample roaster. The latest in the UK company’s Pro…
Ikawa Launches Small but Mighty Pro50X Sample Roaster
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