View Full Version : New Coffie...
Puff13
01-04-2006, 05:04 PM
im a big lover of coffie i drink way more than i should though,what is some of the better coffie out there to try,i like a stronger coffie,i drink mainly columbian,but want to try other coffie (good coffie),could a few of you point out some good coffie to try,i have a grinder and a pretty nice coffie maker...thanks guys...
Seamus
01-04-2006, 05:41 PM
Coffeegeek.com
They don't sell coffee but maybe you will find some info there.
I take no responsibility for any addiction/obsession you pick up over there. Don't blame me if you are selling you kids next week to buy a new grinder and machine.
Wasch_24
01-04-2006, 07:19 PM
I really like the Cuban Torquino that the roasters here roast up...very good.
jasontp
01-04-2006, 07:25 PM
If you like Colombian try a Kenya AA or possibly a Guatemalan or Tanzanian. . . those should get you started!
MithShrike
01-05-2006, 12:59 AM
My friend at Habanos Torres serves Bustelo Supreme with cinnamon sticks for stirring. It goes ridiculously well with the cigars.
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 09:04 AM
I enjoy coffee very much as well. I am interested in getting a nice brewer for the weekends. During the week, I use my Senseo machine for my 1-cup to go in morning on the way out the door. On the weekends, I enjoy around 5 - 6 cups in the morning.
What kind of brewers do you guys like or have or use or whatever??? I will be interested in trying some nice 'home mixes' in the future too. I like the dark roasts as well as the flavors or hazelnut, caramel, irish cream and so on.
Wasch_24
01-05-2006, 09:07 AM
There were a lot of good suggestions made in this thread...http://www.botl.org/community/forums/showthread.php?t=4530
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 09:17 AM
There were a lot of good suggestions made in this thread...http://www.botl.org/community/forums/showthread.php?t=4530
Awesome!! Thanks bro! You are a fuggin walking reference library man!!! :computer:
Wasch_24
01-05-2006, 09:20 AM
I read just about every single thread on here and I have a pretty good memory...most of the time. :wink:
Puff13
01-05-2006, 12:37 PM
Thanks guys for the suggetions...
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 02:58 PM
What is a good online source/supplier for 'Good' coffee beans or ground coffee?
Black Dog
01-05-2006, 03:10 PM
www.killerbeans.com
also
www.unclebeanz.com
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 03:15 PM
www.killerbeans.com
also
www.unclebeanz.com
Got it. Thanks Bro!
Black Dog
01-05-2006, 03:18 PM
You may also want to check out www.terroircoffee.com and www.panthercitycoffee.com.
djs134
01-05-2006, 03:28 PM
Ah, coffee. Another obsession....
Coffees to try... Ethiopian Harrar (will have a hint of blueberry and citrus in the flavor profile if fresh 3-14 days old), Ethiopian Yergacheffe (will have orange citrus flavor hints) also Brazilian Daterra villa Borghesi and Daterra Reserve.
As far as souces, there are quite a few. Inteligentsia is one, Terroir is another. The suggestion to visit CoffeeGeek.com is good, but beware. I visited that site in Jan of 05 with a Krups drip maker and a blade grinder and as of today have a 14 coffee makers of various types and sizes, a mid range burr grinder, an Expobar Office prosumer espresso machinem, a Macap M4 commercial grinder, a homemade roaster in the garage and about 70+ lbs of green coffee beans in the basement. My wife thinks I've LMFM! She better not look in the cooler in the basement! :agreesmil :wifey: :pokemyeye :eyequiver
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 03:39 PM
Ah, coffee. Another obsession....
...........but beware. I visited that site in Jan of 05 with a Krups drip maker and a blade grinder and as of today have a 14 coffee makers of various types and sizes, a mid range burr grinder, an Expobar Office prosumer espresso machinem, a Macap M4 commercial grinder, a homemade roaster in the garage and about 70+ lbs of green coffee beans in the basement. My wife thinks I've LMFM! She better not look in the cooler in the basement! :agreesmil :wifey: :pokemyeye :eyequiver
Great.... just what I need is another new obsession!!!! :angerhead
jasontp
01-05-2006, 03:42 PM
You may also want to check out www.terroircoffee.com (http://www.terroircoffee.com) and www.panthercitycoffee.com (http://www.panthercitycoffee.com).
Thanks for the promotion bro! I didn't want to say anything. Intelligencia seems to kinda be the "God" of wholesale coffee for those that are really in the know. . . Puff, I'm not saying don't try the Harrar or Yirgacheffe, but I've found a lot of people who are used to coffee coffee tastes tend to be put off by the fruity citrus flavors in the begining.
jasontp
01-05-2006, 03:44 PM
Great.... just what I need is another new obsession!!!! :angerhead
That's exactly what I said when I joined here. . . I've already got coffee and wine and music!
Wasch_24
01-05-2006, 03:50 PM
Thanks for the promotion bro! I didn't want to say anything. Intelligencia seems to kinda be the "God" of wholesale coffee for those that are really in the know. . . Puff, I'm not saying don't try the Harrar or Yirgacheffe, but I've found a lot of people who are used to coffee coffee tastes tend to be put off by the fruity citrus flavors in the begining.I have really grown to like the citrusy (without the citric acid) taste in my coffee lately. :thumbsup:
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 03:50 PM
That's exactly what I said when I joined here. . . I've already got coffee and wine and music!
Then I have Wasch giving his great descriptions of his various bowls of smoke... You guys are like fuggin crack dealerz around here. 'Hey dude, I give some of this stuff for free' Then you are back for more and more and more!!!! :cursing:
LOL
Black Dog
01-05-2006, 03:50 PM
a homemade roaster in the garage and about 70+ lbs of green coffee beans in the basement.
Ain't that the truth! I'm somewhere over 100lbs myself but I'm afraid to know what it actually is. Are you a member of the Green Coffee Cooperative?
jasontp
01-05-2006, 03:52 PM
I have really grown to like the citrusy (without the citric acid) taste in my coffee lately. :thumbsup:
right grown to like it. . . I absolutely love it. . . the first time I really got a nice taste of blueberry in harar or lemon in yirgacheffe it blew my mind. . . but there are people who come in the shop every day and take one sip and move right on to good 'ol boring colombian. . . it's something that you have to work up to
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 03:55 PM
right grown to like it. . . I absolutely love it. . . the first time I really got a nice taste of blueberry in harar or lemon in yirgacheffe it blew my mind. . . but there are people who come in the shop every day and take one sip and move right on to good 'ol boring colombian. . . it's something that you have to work up to
STOP!!!! U guys r killing me! LOL I am dying to try it now!!! Drooling here! :skew:
jasontp
01-05-2006, 03:58 PM
You know we had an espresso blend. . . shame we couldn't keep it (didn't mesh with the milk) that featured yirgacheffe and a couple indonesian coffees. . . came out like lemony-butter coffee. . . just INCREDIBLE. . . and Jags who's to say you won't be able to try any sometime soon? :wink:
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 04:05 PM
You know we had an espresso blend. . . shame we couldn't keep it (didn't mesh with the milk) that featured yirgacheffe and a couple indonesian coffees. . . came out like lemony-butter coffee. . . just INCREDIBLE. . . and Jags who's to say you won't be able to try any sometime soon? :wink:
I am starting a new poll to change the name of this site to OCD'ingLeafs!!!
Jason, I look forward to trying a ton of these. Started shopping for a new maker this today.... Dammit!
jasontp
01-05-2006, 04:06 PM
I am starting a new poll to change the name of this site to OCD'ingLeafs!!!
Jason, I look forward to trying a ton of these. Started shopping for a new maker this today.... Dammit!
It's all downhill from there. . . :grin:
Black Dog
01-05-2006, 04:10 PM
Jags, shall I go ahead and reserve your new home roasting machine for you? LOL!
Jagstownville
01-05-2006, 04:19 PM
Jags, shall I go ahead and reserve your new home roasting machine for you? LOL!
:fencing: :hysterica
MithShrike
01-05-2006, 04:25 PM
right grown to like it. . . I absolutely love it. . . the first time I really got a nice taste of blueberry in harar or lemon in yirgacheffe it blew my mind. . . but there are people who come in the shop every day and take one sip and move right on to good 'ol boring colombian. . . it's something that you have to work up to
The first time I tried this Guatemalan blend my friend had I didn't like it but after a few more weeks I liked it after a while. I don't drink coffee any more though. Yerba mate FTW!
joshua
01-05-2006, 05:10 PM
www.killerbeans.com
also
www.unclebeanz.com
Nice! Unclebeanz sells pre-ground for french press (And they also sell my press mug I got on the site even)
tobby4
01-05-2006, 05:14 PM
Yea yall are killing me..... so I got an espresso maker for Christmas, and I really dont want to buy Starbucks ground espresso.... Where can I get some good Espresso online???
jasontp
01-05-2006, 06:05 PM
espresso is just a method of preparation. . . so any of the links that have been suggested so far will most likely have an espresso blend.
tobby4
01-05-2006, 06:28 PM
awesome.... thanks
joshua
01-05-2006, 07:49 PM
I like Bustelo or Pilon for espresso for that Miami cafe cubano flavor
djs134
01-06-2006, 05:58 AM
Ain't that the truth! I'm somewhere over 100lbs myself but I'm afraid to know what it actually is. Are you a member of the Green Coffee Cooperative?
No. Not yet. I have a couple of connections that I use regularly now and they just started a bag split system. I haven't gotten into that yet either. I need to settle into an espresso blend and then I'll start buying again....
Yea yall are killing me..... so I got an espresso maker for Christmas, and I really dont want to buy Starbucks ground espresso.... Where can I get some good Espresso online???
So far I've found that Stumptown's (http://www.buyolympia.com/stumptowncoffee/Category=Blends) Hairbender is damn good and again,Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea (http://intelligentsiacoffee.com/store/coffee/blends) does very well with their Black Cat blend. I've just started exploring the espresso blends myself. I'd much rather roast my own, but haven't had much success with the home blends I've tried.
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