Love coffee

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Coffee Filter

 

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[cwbullet]

Good coffee is the nectar of the gods. Get between me and my coffee and you are risking your life.

 

[John Kemker]

Was inventorying a Dollar Tree and found a dish towel I had to get for my wife. It says, "How do I take my coffee? Seriously. VERY seriously."

 

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[cwbullet]

I really like Death Wish Espresso Blend.

 

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[NateB]

 

[user 45155]

I likes my coffee just like I likes my women...

 

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wait for it

 

[user 45155]

FULL OF BOOZE!

 

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[NateB]

 

[cwbullet]

Revived - What is your favorite coffee?

I like Death Wish:

https://www.deathwishcoffee.com/

 

[Hobie1dog]

usually only drink 1/2 cup, as I really don't care for it.

 

[cwbullet]

usually only drink 1/2 cup, as I really don't care for it.

You obviously have not had a well-prepared cup. The key is technique.

 

[Hobie1dog]

You obviously have not had a well-prepared cup. The key is technique.

I can't imagine centuries ago someone roasting coffee beans, and making the first cup of coffee and thinking, " Wow, this tastes so good"

 

[user 13]

MMMM......Coffee.

Right now I'm drinking Pete's Big Bang.

I do like Starbucks blonde.

I also love the Blue Lava Kenyan blend when he has it.

 

[Wayco]

I've been drinking Kona coffee for about 30 years now, and Blue horse is the best coffee you can buy, if you can afford it.
https://www.bluehorsekona.com/home.html
I also like Death wish, but last time I had some, driving 90 MPH was a bad idea in California...

 

[cwbullet]

I've been drinking Kona coffee for about 30 years now, and Blue horse is the best coffee you can buy, if you can afford it.
https://www.bluehorsekona.com/home.html
I also like Death wish, but last time I had some, driving 90 MPH was a bad idea in California...

Thanks for the suggestion. I have to try that one.

 

[NTP2]

I will probably be assassinated for this but… I don’t like coffee I prefer tea.

 

[BEC]

I will probably be assassinated for this but… I don’t like coffee I prefer tea.

I can't imagine centuries ago someone roasting coffee beans, and making the first cup of coffee and thinking, " Wow, this tastes so good"

This used to be me. But I started down the coffee path while pulling long hours helping a FIRST Robotics team back when there were less than 50 teams in the country and the finals were held in a high school gym in New Hampshire (spring of 1993) — by getting mochas. From there I went straight to drip coffee and have been having at least one, and usually two, 16 ounce cups per day.

To answer Chuck's question. I don't have a single favorite. For years I preferred dark roasts, primarily from the well-known Seattle-based coffee chain. More recently I've been trying to support small fairly local roasters such as Ocean Beach Roasters in Ocean Shores, Washington and currently from Gig Harbor-based Cutter's point (since OBR isn't selling by mail any more). Currently I'm having a cup of Cutters Point's Shackelton's Original, which is a medium roast in the morning and a cup of Longboard Dark from Newport, Oregon-based Surftown Coffee in the afternoon.

But I actually start the day with a cup of Barry's Gold Blend tea.

Typical of me — too many words for a simple question....

 

[John Kemker]

Jamaican Blue Mountain, freshly ground, pourover.

Only problem: It's $64/lb at DeKalb Farmer's Market. That's $4/ounce!

Just found it for under $30/lb on Amazon. Dare I try it?

 

[DEmery]

I can't imagine centuries ago someone roasting coffee beans, and making the first cup of coffee and thinking, " Wow, this tastes so good"

Compared to other available drinks in 15th century Yemen, I can see people saying this is some great stuff, especially after the caffeine kicked in.