I'm drinking Mayorga Sumatra Blend. It's amazing.
Coffee - Your Current Brew
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Mr. Coffee DW13 and Yuban.
Just tried this...
Not bad, although somewhat on the lighter side. Will have to increase the dosage a bit to achieve the strength that I'm used to.
Not bad, although somewhat on the lighter side. Will have to increase the dosage a bit to achieve the strength that I'm used to.
Just worked through a bag of Cafeto, pretty tasty with a lot of oil in the beans. Bought a bag of Portland Roasting and was less than pleased for $11, beans were too dry and it didn't grind very well. Bought a bag of kicking horse 454, a Canadian brew, and it's pretty tasty.
Nice inviting aroma with good taste, Helmut Sachers Viennese blend.
http://www.enjoybettercoffee.com/Helmut-Sachers-Vienna-Ground-Coffee-p/hs004.htm
Better than some highly respected brewed coffee , Espresso in an instant:
http://www.enjoybettercoffee.com/Nescafe-Instant-Espresso-Original-p/ne001.htm
http://www.enjoybettercoffee.com/Helmut-Sachers-Vienna-Ground-Coffee-p/hs004.htm
Better than some highly respected brewed coffee , Espresso in an instant:
http://www.enjoybettercoffee.com/Nescafe-Instant-Espresso-Original-p/ne001.htm
starbucks house blend whole bean. ground just prior to brewing. using a regular drip for the house blend. the starbucks french roast really shines in a french press. (starbucks is the only whole bean coffee available at the local store)
Trying this right now. Not bad, but the grind is a little too coarse for espresso. Will have to try their espresso blend next time...
Last few weeks making Cappuccino with Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Italian Roast, the grind is a little too coarse for espresso so I grind it finer and it is okay.
Not as good as Lavazza or Alessi, but at $2.99 for 12 oz bag to make 30 cups Cappuccino (about 10 cents a cup) I'm not complaining.
Not as good as Lavazza or Alessi, but at $2.99 for 12 oz bag to make 30 cups Cappuccino (about 10 cents a cup) I'm not complaining.
Cafe Du Monde Coffee & Chicory in the yellow can.
Use extra creamer, lol.
http://shop.cafedumonde.com/coffee.html
Use extra creamer, lol.
http://shop.cafedumonde.com/coffee.html
Originally Posted By: GenSan
This is the smoothest instant coffee I've ever had. Made in Japan. I can drink it black that's how smooth it is.
I highly recommend these craft roasters from Madison, WI, JBC Roasters.
Where can I get that Nescafe?
This is the smoothest instant coffee I've ever had. Made in Japan. I can drink it black that's how smooth it is.
I highly recommend these craft roasters from Madison, WI, JBC Roasters.
Where can I get that Nescafe?
Originally Posted By: kozanoglu
Originally Posted By: GenSan
This is the smoothest instant coffee I've ever had. Made in Japan. I can drink it black that's how smooth it is.
I highly recommend these craft roasters from Madison, WI, JBC Roasters.
Where can I get that Nescafe?
Try some Asian Markets as well. My wife is Asian & we find/get things there you typically cannot find at traditional markets.
Originally Posted By: GenSan
This is the smoothest instant coffee I've ever had. Made in Japan. I can drink it black that's how smooth it is.
I highly recommend these craft roasters from Madison, WI, JBC Roasters.
Where can I get that Nescafe?
Try some Asian Markets as well. My wife is Asian & we find/get things there you typically cannot find at traditional markets.
Drip - Tim Horton's - Fine grind
Espresso - Caffe' Mauro Classic Roast - Capsules
Office - Cubita - Whole bean
Espresso - Caffe' Mauro Classic Roast - Capsules
Office - Cubita - Whole bean
Originally Posted By: Turk
Try some Asian Markets as well. My wife is Asian & we find/get things there you typically cannot find at traditional markets.
And similarly, some Euro delis also carry various coffee that you'll never find in a traditional grocery store.
kozanoglu, you being in Milwaukee, you might look into some German or Polish delis in your area.
Try some Asian Markets as well. My wife is Asian & we find/get things there you typically cannot find at traditional markets.
And similarly, some Euro delis also carry various coffee that you'll never find in a traditional grocery store.
kozanoglu, you being in Milwaukee, you might look into some German or Polish delis in your area.
Hoping I can re-start my coffee roasting hobby. I have green beans from Sweet Maria's, but I mostly get roasted beans from Hope Coffee (Dallas) these days. Brewing either in a Clever Coffee Dripper or a moka pot.
Thanks for the suggestions Turk, Quattro Pete.
I can get Jacobs Kronung,Nescafé Gold etc locally but this President variety I see here the first time. It is not sold in Europe I do not think. Must be a Japan only variety. Even the weight is non standard.
I can get Jacobs Kronung,Nescafé Gold etc locally but this President variety I see here the first time. It is not sold in Europe I do not think. Must be a Japan only variety. Even the weight is non standard.
