Whats your favorite coffee? (3 Viewers)

[Saoliver]

My brother-in-law helps run this little coffee shop in a tiny town in Idaho. I love most of their coffee, but Goat Mountain is my favorite. We stock up every time we are there, but also order through monthly subscription. You can order online. It's cool knowing that my coffee was roasted by family.

https://scotchmanscoffee.com/collections/coffee

https://www.instagram.com/scotchmanscoffee/?hl=en

 

[Irish]

Here's my go-to coffee on the weekend, from a little shop in PA, just got a new shipment in today:

 

[krafticus]

But seriously, this is some seriously good coffee

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We’ve had that at work, none of liked it. Funny how different tastes can be

 

[krafticus]

For us, we drink local.
Zeke’s coffee out of Baltimore is the best In the area. We usually vacation on Long Beach Island, NJ (LBI), and order from How You Brewin’.

we only grind fresh , and French press a few pots each morning.

 

[BearMetal]

Grover's Mill (where the Aliens landed!)

I like the Peruvian right now, but all their coffees rock!

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Colombian coffee obvious eh eh

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Would be interesting in seeing a pole with some of the repeated favorites... I love coffee but feel overwhelmed with the choices, someone tell me what to like!

 

[cpac54]

A couple of my local go to roasters here in Zürich. I'm a café creme (basically a normal, espresso-based "coffee with cream" here in Switzerland) or cappuccino man in the morning and love me a freshly pulled espresso after lunch and dinner.

 

[chipsncoffee]

Oh, did someone say coffee??

Blue Bottle is great! I love the coffees from Intelligentsia, Four Barrel, Cartel, Stumptown, and Verve. I order coffees from all over and make around 1000ml of cold brew concentrate and then dilute to taste.

 

[chipsncoffee]

Would be interesting in seeing a pole with some of the repeated favorites... I love coffee but feel overwhelmed with the choices, someone tell me what to like!

Do you drink it hot? If so, what type of brewing method do you use?

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Do you drink it hot? If so, what type of brewing method do you use?

I'm from Boston so I've been drinking iced coffee (summer or winter) before I could drive but I do drink hot coffee on occasion and have a standard drip coffee maker.

 

[navels]

I've never had coffee

 

[markleteenie]

Would be interesting in seeing a pole with some of the repeated favorites... I love coffee but feel overwhelmed with the choices, someone tell me what to like!

Buy samples.

 

[FordPickup92]

Loving all these different flavors guys!!

 

[pltrgyst]

Loving all these different flavors guys!!

Actually, flavor is often a subtext, because most people brew their coffee like dishwater, and that makes the roast even more critical.

Especially if you drink decaf.

 

[FordPickup92]

Actually, flavor is often a subtext, because most people brew their coffee like dishwater, and that makes the roast even more critical.

Especially if you drink decaf.

Definitely no decaf for me, and I prefer my coffee thick like syrup, almost like mud at the bottom from the coffee grit.... typically double the grinds for one cup lol extra dark

 

[Big Jilm]

huh, I missed this one!

Here you go, my go to for over 5 years - Cafe Milagro from Costa Rica (whole bean dark roast is my fav)

That said, I would love to try some Equator Estate coffee -- see if it lives up to the price...

 

[FordPickup92]

I've never had coffee

I guess not, you seem like a OJ in the morning kinda guy, you know heart healthy and stuff

 

[BearMetal]

Loving all these different flavors guys!!

Wait, we can do flavored coffee? This shit is unreal, roasted with real bourbon. You'll feel it after 1 cup!

 

[FordPickup92]

Wait, we can do flavored coffee? This shit is unreal, roasted with real bourbon. You'll feel it after 1 cup!

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Omg! Looks tasty

 

[krafticus]

We ordered the 100% Kona coffee from Amazon. It was $70 per pound, and pretty darn good

 

[chipsncoffee]

I'm from Boston so I've been drinking iced coffee (summer or winter) before I could drive but I do drink hot coffee on occasion and have a standard drip coffee maker.

Would you be interested in making your own cold brew? I’d be more than happy to recommend a great setup that wouldn’t break the bank and a good coffee to go with it!

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Would you be interested in making your own cold brew? I’d be more than happy to recommend a great setup that wouldn’t break the bank and a good coffee to go with it!

Yes please and thank you ! I usually just brew hot at toss in a yeti packed with ice, works well but open to other more refined methods

 

[honkydevil]

Been enjoying these beans. I’ve put away the drip maker and just do espresso, French press, or cold brew.

 

[surfik]

 

[chipsncoffee]

Yes please and thank you ! I usually just brew hot at toss in a yeti packed with ice, works well but open to other more refined methods

Happy to help! I’ll shoot you a PM shortly with a list, prices, etc.!

 

[honkydevil]

Would you be interested in making your own cold brew? I’d be more than happy to recommend a great setup that wouldn’t break the bank and a good coffee to go with it!

Curious what you suggest for brewing in also.

 

[chipsncoffee]

Curious what you suggest for brewing in also.

I’m happy to include you, and anyone else, in the PM!

 

[pokerplayingpisces]

Don’t drink much coffee. I like cold brew and this stuff my wife gets from my in-laws in NM.

FYI- just showed this thread to my wife, and her response was “Any coffee!!”

 

[navels]

I've never had coffee

actually true story. i couldn't stand the smell when i was a kid and once i got to college it felt like a streak i might as well keep going. i do drink plenty of caffeine, though