Kevbeau Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 I'm big fan of Sumatra. It's got big flavor, lots of caffeine and is very low in acid (so it's not hard on the stonach). Of course, a nice expresso is always appreciated as well. I agree with the Diver that the French Press is the way to brew. Now if you're REALLY adventurous and have excess cash to throw away, you may want to try some Kopi Luwak: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopi_Luwak If you try it, please lemme know how it tastes. 560006[/snapback] It's pretty good. Friend bought some just to try it. Hear's a little blurb from his write-up.... The scent of the Kopi Luwak coffee is rich and spicy, and definitely not unpleasant (we're assuming that the beans are well-cleaned from their, um, harvested state). With that, we took our first tastes. The first sip of the brew was definitely a shocker. It leapt into your mouth the feline ferocity, and was a combination of... wow, it was hard to tell. Subsequent sips, once your palate was accustomed to the particular taste, were quite pleasant. It was definitely spicy, maybe a little bit musky too -- but with the sweetest aftertaste. There was no bitterness that you often find in the more robust brews, it was almost like there was a coating of sugar on your mouth after the sip washed down (and we were drinking coffee the way it's meant to be, folks: straight up black).
mead107 Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 watched a show on coffee, most people that did the test loved the cheapest coffee that was tested .
stuckincincy Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 watched a show on coffee, most people that did the test loved the cheapest coffee that was tested . 560084[/snapback] Being snooty and telling us they are better is important to some folks. You and me would get along, mead.
The Dean Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 It's pretty good. Friend bought some just to try it. Hear's a little blurb from his write-up.... The scent of the Kopi Luwak coffee is rich and spicy, and definitely not unpleasant (we're assuming that the beans are well-cleaned from their, um, harvested state). With that, we took our first tastes. The first sip of the brew was definitely a shocker. It leapt into your mouth the feline ferocity, and was a combination of... wow, it was hard to tell. Subsequent sips, once your palate was accustomed to the particular taste, were quite pleasant. It was definitely spicy, maybe a little bit musky too -- but with the sweetest aftertaste. There was no bitterness that you often find in the more robust brews, it was almost like there was a coating of sugar on your mouth after the sip washed down (and we were drinking coffee the way it's meant to be, folks: straight up black). 560083[/snapback] Far out. Mebbe I'll give it a try if I see it. Thanks
Beerball Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 You and me would get along, mead. 560101[/snapback] Get a room will ya? Scheese.
stuckincincy Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 Get a room will ya? Scheese. 560111[/snapback] A) Learn to spell your invectives correctly. B) You get a birthday pass from my true reply to your post. Your pal, stuck.
Beerball Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 A) Learn to spell your invectives correctly. B) You get a birthday pass from my true reply to your post. Your pal, stuck. 560146[/snapback] I make 'em up as I go along!
Dante Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 French Blend for me. Costco has a brand that I enjoyed (not sure if they still carry), I believe it was San Fransisco something or other. 559903[/snapback] I think its "San Francisco Bay " brand I believe. Its my favorite for taste and you can't beat the price either. I think its $8 for 5lbs. Could be wrong on that but I know its way cheaper than buying the stuff at Safeway or something.
stuckincincy Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 I make 'em up as I go along! 560160[/snapback] So do I. I could never draw or paint, so this is my canvas.
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