Whats your regular brew?

Started by emind56, 03/12/2008 07:01 PM

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emind56

03/12/2008 07:01 PM
What are all you guys drinking these days?

SenorPablo

#1
03/12/2008 08:04 PM
Quoteemind56 - 3/12/2008  8:01 PM

What are all you guys drinking these days?

For me, I buy the Starbucks Columbian roasted beans from my grocery store and grind it myself.  At work we have those Keurig (sp?) instant i cup brews with about 20 flavors and i usually go between the Columbian and the French roast.

Nothing too fancy for me.

Recently my father in law brought back some Kona beans from Hawaii and it was really good.  I definitely want to try to get into some other beans.  Maybe the Blue Mountain?

-Paul
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NewGuy

#2
03/12/2008 08:08 PM
Sippin' on that Cuban Roast fron Baby's!

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emind56

#3
03/12/2008 08:43 PM
Cuban roast eh?  I used to get cubanito from Havana, that was some pretty good coffee.....is what you get similar or what makes it cuban roast I guess is what I'm asking

NewGuy

#4
03/12/2008 09:19 PM
I'm not sure emind.  It is bold and stormy with no None Nada bitter finish - amazing
check it out   www.babyscoffee.com

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mhuss

#5
03/12/2008 10:35 PM
Here I thought it was gonna be a question about beer!   :crazy:

emind56

#6
03/12/2008 11:59 PM
Quotemhuss - 3/12/2008  9:35 PM

Here I thought it was gonna be a question about beer!   :crazy:

wrong forum for that sort of thing.  that would be up there in the alchol forum :lmao:

mhuss

#7
03/13/2008 08:33 AM
Quoteemind56 - 3/13/2008  12:59 AM
wrong forum for that sort of thing.  that would be up there in the alchol forum :lmao:


Indeed, maybe we should start one of those, too!   :shy:

emind56

#8
03/16/2008 10:36 AM
I've been drinking a Kenyan for the past week that is really incredible....Its so bright in the cup that its almost overwhelming.  It took me  a day to adjust to it, but I think i've found my flow now.

Duker511

#9
03/16/2008 11:09 AM
I have a Tim Hortons down the road from me so Ive been "Rolling up the Rim to win"the last week or so. Im waiting on an order of green beans to try roasting.(Columbian Excelso Timana EP, Kenya AA Ichamara lot 423)
Tim

emind56

#10
03/16/2008 01:25 PM
Awsome....glad to see there will be some more roasters around here.

wescat

#11
12/08/2009 05:37 PM
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mcdimond

#12
12/08/2009 05:41 PM Last Edit: 12/08/2009 05:41 PM by mcdimond
Coffee Traders Mocha Java, but I'm getting ready to switch to Stumptown Holler Mountain Blend for a while.
Michael


Fun Fact:
Groucho Marx suffered from insomnia, which he claimed was due to a financial loss in the stock market. When he suffered from insomnia, he used to call people up in the middle of the night and insult them. In the 1950s Groucho was invited to take a tour of the New York Stock Exchange. While in the observation booth, he grabbed the public address system handset and began singing "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". Upon hearing silence coming from the trading floor, he walked into view, was given a loud cheer by the traders, and shouted, "Gentlemen, in 1929 I lost eight hundred thousand dollars on this floor, and I intend to get my money's worth!" For fifteen minutes, he sang, danced, told jokes, and all this time, the Wall Street stock ticker was running blank.

nwb

#13
12/08/2009 08:36 PM
Although I'm not a huge fan, we have a Starbucks machine that grinds/brews coffee one cup at a time at work.  Since it is free, I drink whatever blend they put in the machine  :biggrin:

Paul, if you get a chance to try JBM, it is very good.  My wife, who does not drink coffee, absolutely loved it.

nwb
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#14
12/08/2009 08:42 PM
Costco Medium Roast. It's made by Starbucks. It's really good!
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#15
12/08/2009 08:43 PM
Keystone light, about the same as Coors!


 :dancing:
"I bet there's rich folks eating in fancy dining cars,
They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars"

mountedshriner

#16
12/09/2009 08:06 AM
A blend from Sumatra that I found at Costco. Excellent coffee.
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote!" -- Benjamin Franklin

Ken Kelley

#17
12/09/2009 10:17 AM
Onct upon a time I ran C-141 airevac missions into Howard AFB in Panama.  We traded Napa Valley wine for Columbian coffee. Sadly, my airborn black market days are long over so I have to make do with whatever evil dregs I can find at Kroger's or Walmart.
Guru of Benign Curmudgeonliness, Imperfect Patience, and Reluctant Toleration.


Hound10

#18
12/09/2009 10:40 AM
Kicking Horse 454 Horse Power or Kicking Horse Kick Ass - both dark roast, organic, fair trade coffee!

Wakes you up QUICK in the morning
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#19
12/09/2009 12:22 PM
I dont think I paid much attention to the question he was REALLY asking huh?


I thought he meant beer...


 :confused:
"I bet there's rich folks eating in fancy dining cars,
They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars"

mountedshriner

#20
12/09/2009 12:43 PM
QuoteBob Cordell - 12/9/2009  10:22 AM

I dont think I paid much attention to the question he was REALLY asking huh?


I thought he meant beer...


 :confused:

That figures!! :dancing:  :dancing:
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote!" -- Benjamin Franklin

JKG

#21
12/09/2009 01:12 PM
I also thought it was about booze. That shows you where our minds are.

Beer - Michelob Lite or Bud Lite (even though you didn't ask)

Hard Stuff - Seagrams 7 Dark Honey Whiskey

Work Coffee - Ronoco because that's what they brew in my office.  Actually, it's pretty good.  They have Starbuck's but to me it's bitter, strong and tastes like mud mixed with goat piss.  I know there are millions of Starbuck's lovers out there and to each his own but, I think it's wayyyyyyyyyy overated and wayyyyyyyyyy overpriced.

Home Coffee - Folger's Brazilian brew.

 :cheers:

sunbuilder

#22
12/09/2009 01:17 PM
Community Dark Roast mornings and Yuengling Black & Tan evenings :beer:  :cheers:
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mcdimond

#23
12/09/2009 03:05 PM
QuoteBob Cordell - 12/9/2009  10:22 AM

I dont think I paid much attention to the question he was REALLY asking huh?


I thought he meant beer...


 :confused:

Drat, you mean Keystone Light won't wake me up in the mornings? No wonder my coworkers give me funny looks...
Michael


Fun Fact:
Groucho Marx suffered from insomnia, which he claimed was due to a financial loss in the stock market. When he suffered from insomnia, he used to call people up in the middle of the night and insult them. In the 1950s Groucho was invited to take a tour of the New York Stock Exchange. While in the observation booth, he grabbed the public address system handset and began singing "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". Upon hearing silence coming from the trading floor, he walked into view, was given a loud cheer by the traders, and shouted, "Gentlemen, in 1929 I lost eight hundred thousand dollars on this floor, and I intend to get my money's worth!" For fifteen minutes, he sang, danced, told jokes, and all this time, the Wall Street stock ticker was running blank.

Bob Cordell

#24
12/09/2009 03:11 PM
No, but it really gets me going about 5:30 PM!!!!!!!!!


 :dancing:
"I bet there's rich folks eating in fancy dining cars,
They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars"
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