Coffee Lovers Recommend me some Beans
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Coffee Lovers Recommend me some Beans
My bean to cup machine will be here in a couple of days.
Other than Blue Mountain Jamaican and Colombian Medellin would anyone like to offer suggestions on what I should be buying.
Anyone out there blending their own beans, something I have considered for the future, a mate in Oz had it down to a fine art, I'll be asking for his input as well
Cheers
Other than Blue Mountain Jamaican and Colombian Medellin would anyone like to offer suggestions on what I should be buying.
Anyone out there blending their own beans, something I have considered for the future, a mate in Oz had it down to a fine art, I'll be asking for his input as well
Cheers
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I buy my beans from this guy... Here
I tend to go for South American beans as it is more to my taste, but he does a wide range with tasting notes for the majority.
Excellent service, good prices and quality advice if you ask
A few of my favourites
Finca La Fany Bourbon
Fazenda Cachoeira
I tend to go for South American beans as it is more to my taste, but he does a wide range with tasting notes for the majority.
Excellent service, good prices and quality advice if you ask
A few of my favourites
Finca La Fany Bourbon
Fazenda Cachoeira
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This in my opinion is the cocaine of the coffee world, very nice indeed but far too addictive
http://www.roastmasters.com/sumatra.html
http://www.roastmasters.com/sumatra.html
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Noooooo, send it back and get one of these, best move ever!!!
16 varieties, Ristretto and Arpeggio are great! Works out at 25-30p a cup.
No faffing about with beans, messy ground beans and cleaning. Been there and didn't think it was worth the hassle.
16 varieties, Ristretto and Arpeggio are great! Works out at 25-30p a cup.
No faffing about with beans, messy ground beans and cleaning. Been there and didn't think it was worth the hassle.
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Thanks guys
Some useful links there
Brendy I'll let you know in due course whether it's too much faffing around or not, but to my mind it has to be freshly ground beans and not something that was ground months ago and then packaged. I suppose it could be argued that the beans were harvested weeks ago and they're not necessarily that fresh either.
Some useful links there
Brendy I'll let you know in due course whether it's too much faffing around or not, but to my mind it has to be freshly ground beans and not something that was ground months ago and then packaged. I suppose it could be argued that the beans were harvested weeks ago and they're not necessarily that fresh either.
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something about a new limited edition coffee that is 12 on the strength scale, going to order some today
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12 you sayyyy?
I know they do specials each year towards Xmas, vanilla etc. I'll be keeping an eye out for that one. Got round to ordering the welcome pack last month and am working my way through it, luckily the missus only drinks decaf so around 40 of the 250 capsules are spoken for
I know they do specials each year towards Xmas, vanilla etc. I'll be keeping an eye out for that one. Got round to ordering the welcome pack last month and am working my way through it, luckily the missus only drinks decaf so around 40 of the 250 capsules are spoken for
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You can get a trial pack from Real Coffee.
http://www.realcoffee.co.uk/products.asp?id=Trial
Quite handy size packs to try out.
HTH
http://www.realcoffee.co.uk/products.asp?id=Trial
Quite handy size packs to try out.
HTH
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This is probably the nicest coffee I've ever had:
http://www.hrhiggins.co.uk/coffees/o.../san_cristobal
http://www.hrhiggins.co.uk/coffees/o.../san_cristobal
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