it's really just folgers repackaged into quirky bags for pretentious hipsters.
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I bought a 5 lb bag of this, like the flavor, but the beans are extremely dry and messy when ground. Light brown in color, and flakes get everywhere when set on coarse setting. Other brands I use don't do this.
Are others finding this too, or did I get an old bag thats been sitting around for a while?
I bought a 5 lb bag of this, like the flavor, but the beans are extremely dry and messy when ground. Light brown in color, and flakes get everywhere when set on coarse setting. Other brands I use don't do this.
Are others finding this too, or did I get an old bag thats been sitting around for a while?
Too lazy to take my own picture.
I bought a 5 lb bag of this, like the flavor, but the beans are extremely dry and messy when ground. Light brown in color, and flakes get everywhere when set on coarse setting. Other brands I use don't do this.
Are others finding this too, or did I get an old bag thats been sitting around for a while?
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I ground some for the keurig today and definitely a bit dusty.
I think I ground it a bit too coarse.
I grind it pretty fine for my Bialetti and it’s not dusty or flaky at all.
They could really ramp up production if the got some porn stars to get in on the program.
be careful, I finally received my coffee (very late, thanks USPS) It says on the bag, due to the drying process, small rocks may be present. That will destroy your favorite burr grinder.
When I was in San Blas Mexico I went to a bar and they had great coffee. The name is Capulin. It is a fantastic coffee. you can do a quick internet search by that name and they come up. They have a really good description of how he coffee is collected and processed. Not going to post links as I don't know the difference between a "hot link" and a legitimate link.
This stuff is pretty good too. And, yes, that is an American flag cape I have hanging on my door.
You need Jesus.
Like literally, some guy named Jesus, who can get you better coffee.
Tried this Canuck coffee out.
It’s quite nice, very smooth yet distinct cocoa/dark chocolate flavor.
Aftertaste has legs and is quite nice.
Not a super bling coffee but definitely a nice everyday driver coffee.
It’s quite nice, very smooth yet distinct cocoa/dark chocolate flavor.
Aftertaste has legs and is quite nice.
Not a super bling coffee but definitely a nice everyday driver coffee.
I’ve seen that brand at my local grocery stores, but have never had it. Sounds good.
I have been brewing this one for the past week. It's pretty good. Nice bold flavor.
Drinking this today.
It’s fantastic coffee but I feel it’s better out of my bialetti at home.
I also have some Costa Rica Geisha from the same farm and I prefer it from the pour over I do at work over my bialetti.
Funny how that works.
Both coffees are flavor bombs yet smooth.
My nephew owns Oak City Coffee Roasters. The website hasn’t been updated to reflect him as the new owner since it was recently finalized. He studied under Bill to learn the art and then took it to a whole other level with the relationships with the growers and beans from all over the world. New roasts added have propelled them into many coffee shops and grocery stores in the Raleigh area. I am very proud of him.
The growers get a much better profit in his deal and his coffee is fantastic. It’s as much a mission to help those folks who are typically impoverished as the growers as it is a business.
My personal favorite is the Inca Link, in a cold brewer it is magical.
5lb bags are the default but if you would like five 1lb bags of different roasts just contact Matt and tell him uncle Paul sent ya.
The growers get a much better profit in his deal and his coffee is fantastic. It’s as much a mission to help those folks who are typically impoverished as the growers as it is a business.
My personal favorite is the Inca Link, in a cold brewer it is magical.
5lb bags are the default but if you would like five 1lb bags of different roasts just contact Matt and tell him uncle Paul sent ya.
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I'm a byproduct of the Greatest Generation and was the walking air filtration system in our house and car.my mom was the same way ... I just shook my head. My grandma would do the same and add Pall Mall cigs to the mix. It's a wonder I don't have lung cancer from being around her
I'm surprised I didn't develop lung cancer by the age of twelve from all the cigar and cigarette smoke. Maybe playing outside in fresh air was the antidote.
Kauai Coffee now has a "Blue Mountain Kauai" When I was there, they told me that they brought Blue Mountain beans from Jamaica to start growing in Hawaii. Damn good flavor.
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