[Groff]

Who here loves coffee? What's you're favorite kind of coffee?

My favorite store bought coffee = Dunkin' Donuts. Good shit, blows away that craptastic stuff they serve at starbucks. Bleh.

When I make coffee at home, I like Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee... At nearly $50 a pound it's not an every day coffee... But it's GOOD! The smell of fresh ground Jamaican Blue Mountain is totally intoxicating, it just smells that damn good.

As for a coffee maker, I use (and can't reccomend enough!) an aeropress.

Aerobie® AeroPress(TM) Coffee & Espresso Maker

[Mattmc74]

I love coffee.
My favorite coffe I get from a local coffe shop. It's their Breakfast blend. Not sure what kind of beans are in it but it sure tastes great.

[Matt Crooks]

Bad Ass Coffee Company - Kona Coffee > *

[Groff]

Originally Posted by Matt Crooks

Bad Ass Coffee Company - Kona Coffee > *

Kona coffee is orgasmic, but I still like the Jamaican a little better.

[Mattmc74]

Originally Posted by Matt Crooks

Bad Ass Coffee Company - Kona Coffee > *

I will be buying this stuff very soon. I have never had it but it looks like it's some tasty stuff!

[Matt Crooks]

If they have the peaberry that is amazing. It's baby coffee beans, and just amazing. It's also more expensive than liquor so I don't buy it much

[jaxadam]

I love coffee, but I go through phases where I drink it everyday, and then I go months without it.

But I usually like the strong stuff with a lot of flavor.

[playstopause]

I could not live without my coffee.
First thing I do in the morning, everyday of my life...

I seriously love coffee. I have it mostly in a Bodum or sometimes in a expresso maker.
I buy mostly equitable coffee from Ethiopia or Mexico. "Velouté" mostly (more cafeine)!

[-K4G-]

Originally Posted by Mattmc74

I love coffee.
My favorite coffe I get from a local coffe shop. It's their Breakfast blend. Not sure what kind of beans are in it but it sure tastes great.

Coffee shops coffee always taste way better than those at Starbucks or other shops which charges $7 for a cuppa.
I once had 2 shots of expresso. Damn im addicted.

[Groff]

Originally Posted by Matt Crooks

If they have the peaberry that is amazing. It's baby coffee beans, and just amazing. It's also more expensive than liquor so I don't buy it much

Peaberry coffee is just sinfully good.

[ohmanthisiscool]

I too go through phases, but i'm back in school now so It will be alot more often(probably everyday) I have a humble press with local shop cuban, but the best I ever had was some brazilian at a local cafe. This coffee was quoted as "tastes like a tree....but in a good way"

[Luvuvibanez]

I was working as a Starbucks barista until recently. Its Marble Mochas and Carmel Affogato fraps for me

[All_¥our_Bass]

I loves me some joe. I actually like Starbucks and Carribou stuff, but I will admit to disliking the prices. When I'm at home I usually ending up brewing some run of the mill type stuff. I really need to start buying "better" coffee. I do perfer quality coffe though.

[jymellis]

Originally Posted by TheMissing

Who here loves coffee? What's you're favorite kind of coffee?

My favorite store bought coffee = Dunkin' Donuts. Good shit, blows away that craptastic stuff they serve at starbucks. Bleh.

When I make coffee at home, I like Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee... At nearly $50 a pound it's not an every day coffee... But it's GOOD! The smell of fresh ground Jamaican Blue Mountain is totally intoxicating, it just smells that damn good.

As for a coffee maker, I use (and can't reccomend enough!) an aeropress.

Aerobie® AeroPress(TM) Coffee & Espresso Maker

i saw an episode of no reservation with anthony bordain where he actually visited the family and grounds where they grow this coffee! i love coffee also, i drink 2-3 pots a day. of various types.


jym

[Trespass]

I drink a local blend from a great shop thats been around here for 15 years or so, Mexican bean made. Tim Hortons isn't that bad, but I don't like run of hte mill coffee besides Timmies whatsoever.

And I had a McDonalds coffee today as I was half-concious at work, and that was hte most God-awful thing I've ever forced myself to drink.

[Mattmc74]

The 7-11 by my house has really good coffee. The others in town just suck!

[s7eve]

I love coffee, it is another of s7eve's essential food groups in fact I am constantly looking for ways to include coffee in meals. I put coffee in my pies, on my meat and most cooking, in my ice cream, on my nutella sandwiches, well you get the idea. I appreciate fine coffee however (and let me tell you I get shit for this all the time) my favourite coffee is and always will be Blend 43.

[Groff]

Originally Posted by Trespass

I drink a local blend from a great shop thats been around here for 15 years or so, Mexican bean made. Tim Hortons isn't that bad, but I don't like run of hte mill coffee besides Timmies whatsoever.

And I had a McDonalds coffee today as I was half-concious at work, and that was hte most God-awful thing I've ever forced myself to drink.

My friend, who is a manager at a McDonalds, says they used to re-used coffee grinds until the 'Premium' coffee came out, then they had to change it each time.

I'd rather go to Dunkin' Donuts or Wawa for cheap coffee. (Wawa especially, their coffee is legendary!)

[Groff]

Originally Posted by s7eve

I love coffee, it is another of s7eve's essential food groups in fact I am constantly looking for ways to include coffee in meals. I put coffee in my pies, on my meat and most cooking, in my ice cream, on my nutella sandwiches, well you get the idea. I appreciate fine coffee however (and let me tell you I get shit for this all the time) my favourite coffee is and always will be Blend 43.

Hey, whatever tastes good to you

...Personally.... A freshly opened can of folgers brewed with bottled or filtered water makes one hell of a cup of tasty coffee! It only works for the first cup, but MAN is it delicious.

[Benzesp]

Dunkin Donuts coffee is fuckin' awesome. I am a coffee snob, I have my own espresso machine, I buy and grind gourmet beans, I just love coffee period. I hate to admit my DD love but it's true... Damn, I think its time to brew a pot right now.

[Naren]

I'm a huge coffee fan, but I don't like normal black coffee. If it's your average coffee, I like to have it with milk and sugar. I'm a big fan of caffe au lait and caffe latte. I love flavored coffees like mocha. While I drink average coffees with milk and sugar, I don't add anything to flavored coffees or exotic coffees. There is this one called, uh, "Vintage" or something like that and has this picture of a big wooden barrel. I have no idea what that means, because I was pretty sure that you don't age coffee. But, anyway, it's got this really really rich taste and, while it's slightly bitter, it has this weird unusual sweetness, even though no sugar is added.

I, however, do not use coffee to wake myself in the morning because for some reason, caffeine makes me sleep. Maybe a chemical imbalance in my body, but usually things that are supposed to wake you up make me sleept and things that are supposed to put you to sleep keep me awake.

The main coffee place I drink at is a coffee shop in my company building that has a lot of stuff imported from all over the world: from Europe, South America, North America, and even some parts of Europe. I like the coffee syrups they have for iced coffees.

I like the flavor of really expensive coffee, but I almost never drink it because of the price...

I'm also a big fan of coffee-flavored ice cream, coffee-flavored chocolate, coffee-flavored yogurt, and just about any other snack or dessert you can think of that would be coffee flavored. There was this banana coffee drink at this one store that I tried and it was actually really good.

[porkchop]

My buddy Drew Park owns Drews Brews here in Nashville. He roasts every day and supplies restaraunts/coffee shops/junkies like me. I work @ a Whole Foods Market and nothing there can touch his Breakfast stuff. 6 or 8 cups and I'm ready for the day ... of climbing trees ... or making war ...

[blackout]

I drink really sweet coffee every day, think I have a bit of a cafiene problem. Still drinking Nescafe at home though, I haven't experimented with anything non-instant yet. Can anyone from the UK reccomend anything?

[FortePenance]

Originally Posted by Naren

I'm a huge coffee fan, but I don't like normal black coffee. If it's your average coffee, I like to have it with milk and sugar. I'm a big fan of caffe au lait and caffe latte. I love flavored coffees like mocha. While I drink average coffees with milk and sugar, I don't add anything to flavored coffees or exotic coffees. There is this one called, uh, "Vintage" or something like that and has this picture of a big wooden barrel. I have no idea what that means, because I was pretty sure that you don't age coffee. But, anyway, it's got this really really rich taste and, while it's slightly bitter, it has this weird unusual sweetness, even though no sugar is added.

I, however, do not use coffee to wake myself in the morning because for some reason, caffeine makes me sleep. Maybe a chemical imbalance in my body, but usually things that are supposed to wake you up make me sleept and things that are supposed to put you to sleep keep me awake.

The main coffee place I drink at is a coffee shop in my company building that has a lot of stuff imported from all over the world: from Europe, South America, North America, and even some parts of Europe. I like the coffee syrups they have for iced coffees.

I like the flavor of really expensive coffee, but I almost never drink it because of the price...

I'm also a big fan of coffee-flavored ice cream, coffee-flavored chocolate, coffee-flavored yogurt, and just about any other snack or dessert you can think of that would be coffee flavored. There was this banana coffee drink at this one store that I tried and it was actually really good.

Is canned coffee really popular there? How'd you like the taste yourself (if you've ever tried it)?

We get Nescafe canned coffee here that's available everywhere but i've seen loads of imported Japanese coffee cans in speciality stores.

[Naren]

Originally Posted by FortePenance

Is canned coffee really popular there? How'd you like the taste yourself (if you've ever tried it)?

We get Nescafe canned coffee here that's available everywhere but i've seen loads of imported Japanese coffee cans in speciality stores.

It's really popular here. I drink it all the time. This might sound weird to someone from a country that has a negative image of canned coffee, but canned coffee is usually more expensive than most other drinks and the cans are usually pretty small.

Nescafe is one of the least popular canned coffee brands over here, but these are all the companies that release canned coffees: Boss, Georgia, Roots, UCC, Wonda, Kirin (mostly their brand "Fire"), Nescafe, Starbucks (they sell canned coffees here that are pretty expensive), and a bunch more by companies that aren't as popular.

Here is an image of 3 different coffees from Kirin, Wonda, and Boss.



My favorite canned coffee, though, is this:



Here's Starbucks' latest canned coffee: