Favorite coffee

ColbyLang

northGAcock said:

It’s only a couple of months till Starbucks brings back the Punkin latte. Can’t you feel the momentum building?

Punkin spice and yoga pants. The best part of course is the yoga pants 

Judy Mayberry

I settled on Peet's medium roast "Brazil Minas Naturais." I only drink it for breakfast and it's a great start to my day.

Acn

This is the usual for the wife, usually in a le creuset French press.  

We also usually have some Starbucks French roast for when the in-laws are in town and we need to break out the drip coffee maker to satisfy the volume they want.

THEBuckeye

Folgers Classic Roast

saluki2007

I've been making my own cold brew.  I go to the local place and get the same beans they use to make their cold brew.

Yno

I used to buy various Peet's dark roast beans and grind them daily, but my burr grinder broke (don't know where I bought it, but maybe I will take it back to Costco). Last year I bought a Nespresso machine, and I now drink straight strong espresso or cappuccino. Sometimes a latte.

Before my doctor threatened me with numerous pills and I lost 60 pounds (still going) I would put a shot of Bailey's in my coffee. Sort of became addicted to that, and ended up putting a shot of coffee in my Bailey's. We don't keep Bailey's in the house anymore, and that is good for the diet and the budget!

DoubleEgger

ColbyLang said:

northGAcock said:

It’s only a couple of months till Starbucks brings back the Punkin latte. Can’t you feel the momentum building?

Punkin spice and yoga pants. The best part of course is the yoga pants 

Apparently you’ve never seen Robin in yoga pants. 

NDG

I mix up the coffee beans for whatever local stuff on sale - but now I add a shot of Illy espresso in my morning joe (called red eye) . . Needed as 1 year old wakes up before 6am.

ColtsFan

DoubleEgger said:

ColbyLang said:

northGAcock said:

It’s only a couple of months till Starbucks brings back the Punkin latte. Can’t you feel the momentum building?

Punkin spice and yoga pants. The best part of course is the yoga pants 

Apparently you’ve never seen Robin in yoga pants. 

Sure is a purdy site to see. Friday morning yoga at Butt Blast is the 2nd best part of the weekend 

alaskanassasin

Eoin said:

Sticking to one coffee is like sticking to one wine or one beer. A bit of variety is good. Here in the UK, I use a company that buys in batches of beans from small producers and co-ops from around the world and is fair trade for the grower. They roast it and send it out within a day or 2, freshly roasted makes a huge difference.  I get 2 packs a week in the post, 2 different varieties (often repeated the next week). All are good, but different. I have a good quality burr grinder, grind fresh for each brew. An Aeropress does the brewing duty, I make it strong and use a Dualit milk frother. If someone wants a filter style coffee, I dilute down  and add a splash of milk or cream.

I like your grinder!

pescadorzih

Don Pablo Guatemalan during the week, autodrip.
Mt Comfort coffee Peruvian on the weekends, either percolator or French press.

etherdome

I have a local joint that roasts the beans daily. I can smell it from my house a mile away when the wind is right.   No fancy names. They just call it wherever it’s from . “Brazilian” , “costa rican” , “Sumatra” , “Ethiopian “ , etc.  Freshly roasted coffee is worth every penny.   It a called Little River Roasting Company. 

Hibby

San Francisco Coffee Company Organic Rainforest Blend. That or SFCC Fog Chaser

Cire69

I roast my own...  Partial to African coffees.  

Mickey

ColbyLang said:

Community Coffee Cafe’ Special. Medium/Dark roast. Sugar only here. 

I used Community Coffee for 30+ years at our Toyota store in Killeen and no one complained. Good coffee.