THE coffee.

[+Muesli]

Hi all,

 

In recent years, i have kicked almost every nasty habit I had.

-I do not "self medicate" anymore.

-I stopped smoking (tobacco and so on).

-I stopped drinking in volume.

 

What is left is a healthy interest in Single Malt whiskeys, Belgian beers, Cuban cigars

and exotic coffee.

Tomorrow i will have a cup of one of the most famous (and certainly most expensive)

coffees of this time. I will be drinking a Kopi Luwak.

 

Yes, I know where it comes from, I know how it is "made" and I know it is

almost pure gold (100 grammes for 40 bucks, equal to 5 to 8 small cups)

but it is on my wish list.

 

After this adventure, next stop will be Jamaican Mountain Blue coffee.

Anyone of you have other suggestions for my list??

 

Cheers!

Edited September 29, 2011 by Muesli

[Slartibartfast]

The Jamacian Blue is a wonderful coffee had it years ago and need to go back and re-visit it... as to the Coffee you are trying enjoy it thats all I can say as there are some things in life which are worth the effort and the money... let us know how it tastes

 

Saying that I live in Vienna so good coffee is never too far away...

Edited September 29, 2011 by Slartibartfast

[Stingray72]

Yep, good old Dukin' Donuts medium roast. That's the way to go for every day coffee.

[Sakai]

Yep, good old Dukin' Donuts medium roast. That's the way to go for every day coffee.

 

I am going to second that, for an everyday cup of coffee, nothing beats Double D's!!!! As for exotic types, I would sure and hell try one, but the price is steep with twin girls at 13 months of age, so it would have to be on someone else ;) The wife actually just went on a rampage through several stores in order to find some Pumpkin Spice coffee, they only sell it during fall up here, and she LOVES it, more then me possibly.

[+suhsjake]

100% Pure Kona is my favorite.

[+Muesli]

So, here it is!

 

I drank two cups of Kopi Luwak this morning and it is a coffee like no other!

The taste is not bitter, and in the beginning a bit vague, when you keep it

in your mouth a bit longer before swallowing the tastes and aromas become

more vivid. A lack of bitter, a hint of sweet and chocolat and a woody after taste

make this a coffee I will enjoy again. Although i normally drink my coffee

with cream and sugar, i now wanted to experience the real deal so I drank it

pitch black. I like it! Worth a try if you have the opportunity!

 

 

 

Iwan

[Derk]

Hi all,

What is left is a healthy interest in Single Malt whiskeys, Belgian beers, Cuban cigars

and exotic coffee.

Tomorrow i will have a cup of one of the most famous (and certainly most expensive)

coffees of this time. I will be drinking a Kopi Luwak.

 

Yes, I know where it comes from, I know how it is "made" and I know it is

almost pure gold (100 grammes for 40 bucks, equal to 5 to 8 small cups)

but it is on my wish list.

 

After this adventure, next stop will be Jamaican Mountain Blue coffee.

Anyone of you have other suggestions for my list??

 

Cheers!

 

..... more whiskey !!!!!!!!!

 

Houdoe,

 

Derk

[+Muesli]

..... more whiskey !!!!!!!!!

 

Houdoe,

 

Derk

 

You are right Derk, there never can be "enough" of Single Malts.

(I was enjoying THE Yamazaki 10 yesterday, hmmmmmmm)

 

Houdoe!