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MASTER SHAKE
Had a french dip and 2 teeth cracking cold Bud Selects while sitting on a patio overlooking lake cumberland .
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Today's Brew (May 2005)
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Thanks for the feedback Todd. I tend toward darker roasts myself. Some of the folks who've been at this a while feel that the lighter (city, full city) roasts reveal more of the origin flavors of the coffee and that it gets lost in the darker (city+, vienna) roasts. I've been experimenting with light vs. dark and am still coming up with a dark preference. There's a quality in the city roast that I think is called brightness or acidity that is prized by some but that I just haven't been able to develop a taste for. It reminds me of Folgers or something. In the end, it's just like cigars. It's all about what each of us likes. :yes:Wasch_24 said:
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Zimbabwe AAA to start, then we'll do some Cuban Caracolillo. We had some special friends spend the night last night. We stayed up very late enjoying some fine sticks and telling lies.
This is the last night Lt. Commander Nik will spend in the Carolina's (after a 2 yr. tour here) as he heads off to do his XO tour on the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln.
It's been a pleasure to know Nik and his family and they will be sorely missed by the folks here.
I know nobody here knows Nik, but he is a great guy and a lover of fine cigars. He loves our country and has served in the Navy 20+ yrs. With folks like him serving our country and protecting us, we can all sleep better at night.
GOD bless pal, and thanks for letting me know you.
Live well, laugh often
This is the last night Lt. Commander Nik will spend in the Carolina's (after a 2 yr. tour here) as he heads off to do his XO tour on the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln.
It's been a pleasure to know Nik and his family and they will be sorely missed by the folks here.
I know nobody here knows Nik, but he is a great guy and a lover of fine cigars. He loves our country and has served in the Navy 20+ yrs. With folks like him serving our country and protecting us, we can all sleep better at night.
GOD bless pal, and thanks for letting me know you.
Live well, laugh often
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Monkey mix.
In case you don't know, that's when you have a variety of beans leftover that are thrown together to give you enough to make a pot. It also refers to when you do a roast with the leftover beans that you do not have enough of for a whole roast by itself. The results are always interesting. Some combos work better than others. The problem is when it works, it really isn't duplicatable. Today's is a winner.
Live well, laugh often
In case you don't know, that's when you have a variety of beans leftover that are thrown together to give you enough to make a pot. It also refers to when you do a roast with the leftover beans that you do not have enough of for a whole roast by itself. The results are always interesting. Some combos work better than others. The problem is when it works, it really isn't duplicatable. Today's is a winner.
Live well, laugh often
You're welcome Todd. I'm glad you liked it.
After having been out and about doing some stuff, I'm just now sitting down to try my first cup of another Ethiopian. This time Yergacheffe. I'll report back on that one later.
After having been out and about doing some stuff, I'm just now sitting down to try my first cup of another Ethiopian. This time Yergacheffe. I'll report back on that one later.
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