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At 3/30/09 04:26 PM, Valjylmyr wrote: I never really knew what this was about... and I'm overjoyed that I clicked into it. I love coffee, especially a hot hazelnut coffee with French vanilla cream and a lot of sugar... Orgasmic!

Ooo sounds nice, Irish coffee, Baileys Irish Cremé in Coffee is simply Marvelous!

Our university has starbucks coffee on tap in our dining hall. So I usually drink that. I put cream and sugar if i'm just drinking it. I drink it black when I'm also having something sweet like a doughnut in the morning. I get panic attacks when I drink too much--usually during midterms--so I have to watch how much I drink.

Also, I can't believe no one mentioned Godot in a coffee thread! He drinks like 2 pots during a trial.

At 3/30/09 04:08 PM, XwaynecoltX wrote:

At 3/25/09 01:29 AM, SpeedMetalSandwich wrote: Short black. The single greatest form of preparing coffee, ever. Black coffee in a tiny ass cup, no milk, no sugar, straight black coffee. Only good when it's done right.

Ugg sounds too tough for me, no sugar??? are you mad?

~X~

Hehe, it tastes bitter, but some places burn the coffee, and make it taste horrible, some places don't know what it is and just give you a long-ish black, and that's no good, but when you go to an italian resturaunt or somewhere that knows how to do it good, its awesome.

Some people do add one sugar, or two, but i do it with none.

At 4/4/09 02:53 AM, ToisanDoi wrote: Also, I can't believe no one mentioned Godot in a coffee thread! He drinks like 2 pots during a trial.

Godot? Links anybody, investigation is required.

I drank half a pot yesterday, after going to the gym for some odd reason. Again with the Taylors Coffee!

Twinnings Coffee however has no soul, don't drink it! I took one sip, it has taste but no texture!

It could be the way i'm making it! Never the less; Yuk!

I just got back from Guatemala and i have to say that they made some of the best coffee I have ever had.

If you ever goto Central or South America, that's where to get your cup of joe. :)

At 4/12/09 02:03 AM, Mexifry wrote: I just got back from Guatemala and i have to say that they made some of the best coffee I have ever had.

If you ever goto Central or South America, that's where to get your cup of joe. :)

Good information!
This year i'ma heading to Portugal for a taste!

Bump for the American Users Online.

Holy shit yes.

My favourite types of coffee are "french vanilla" blends.
I also like those "vanilla bean frappachinos" from Starbucks if that counts.

At 6/20/09 06:51 PM, ArmouredGRIFFON wrote: Bump for the American Users Online.

Wow. I completely forgot about this place. I feel so bad right now since I'm drinking some coffee at the moment.

I am a fan of coffee. I usually get Dark Silk Folgers in the pound canisters. In my opinion, the darker and bolder the blend, the better. I love a black, strong coffee with amazing aromatics that will wake me right the fuck up in the morning. Other brands I enjoy include Starbucks (espresso and the kind you make at home), Dunkin' Donuts, and Eight O Clock Coffee.

At 6/21/09 11:18 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: I am a fan of coffee. I usually get Dark Silk Folgers in the pound canisters. In my opinion, the darker and bolder the blend, the better. I love a black, strong coffee with amazing aromatics that will wake me right the fuck up in the morning. Other brands I enjoy include Starbucks (espresso and the kind you make at home), Dunkin' Donuts, and Eight O Clock Coffee.

I like that aromatic. But I also like that zest of milky coffee, the smooth aftertastes that you can get if you achieve a good balance of Coffee and Milk. That; holy hell Coffee Time punch in the face. Horay!

Tell me what is this, Eight O Clock Coffee? Sounds very afternoon ish. :)

But on the other hand I highly reccomend Taylors Hot Lava Java blend, you will love it.

At 6/23/09 12:20 PM, ArmouredGRIFFON wrote: I like that aromatic. But I also like that zest of milky coffee, the smooth aftertastes that you can get if you achieve a good balance of Coffee and Milk. That; holy hell Coffee Time punch in the face. Horay!

I like Frappuccinos, but I really like my coffee plain so it's stronger. Once in a while I put creamer or a mix in it but it's mostly black.

Tell me what is this, Eight O Clock Coffee? Sounds very afternoon ish. :)

I only had it once but it's pretty good and super bold.

But on the other hand I highly reccomend Taylors Hot Lava Java blend, you will love it.

I'll look around for it. Is it pretty popular?

At 6/24/09 05:09 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: I'll look around for it. Is it pretty popular?

Very popular to me, it's a very unrecognised brand that you can find in your local morrisons, tesco, wall-mart perhaps if your an American. It's a percolator coffee, not instant, but there brand of coffee is no short of divine intervention.

It looks like this ; although the packaging varies so it may also look like this

My favourite blend below...

My favorite coffee beverage is an iced mocha.
It just satisfies me.

At 8/24/09 05:38 PM, Spaghetti14 wrote: My favorite coffee beverage is an iced mocha.
It just satisfies me.

I've never been a fan of the ice'd drinks.

For me it must be hot, it's like Coffee Sweets. It just doesn't taste natural to me!

I love the scent of opening a fresh bag of coffee. The aroma is to die for!

I like cofee with nuthin' added.

If I bought a greenhouse. What would it take for me to grow my own coffee!

Any thoughts and ideas? I will be doing my own research in the meantime!

I have been a coffee drinker for a LONG time (much to my mother's dismay; she still believes the old wives' tale that giving kids coffee will stunt their growth), and would like to join.
I don't like cheap coffee; it's always sour for some reason.

Also, I try to look for this symbol:

Coffee is love :D!

At 6/24/09 07:00 PM, ArmouredGRIFFON wrote: It looks like this ; although the packaging varies so it may also look like this

My favourite blend below...

It's not bad, but not my favorite by far.

I have this coffee shop in a mall near me called barneys coffee and evert time i pass i have to get something there. They shave so meny things that you just don't see anywhere else ! :::tims, DD and others::: They have something called the Irish truffle and is by far the best coffee i have had anywhere i've ever gone. If you get the chance to visit the site i think you can buy it by the pound.

At 9/25/09 08:46 PM, idiot-buster wrote: I have this coffee shop in a mall near me called barneys coffee and evert time i pass i have to get something there. They shave so meny things that you just don't see anywhere else ! :::tims, DD and others::: They have something called the Irish truffle and is by far the best coffee i have had anywhere i've ever gone. If you get the chance to visit the site i think you can buy it by the pound.

http://www.barniescoffee.com/

Is this right?

Damn. Them owls look tasty! Now I just have to find a way to get this shipped into jolly ol' England!

Once I manage to get it shipped, I will post instructions to the club, for those who aren't familiar. Really, it should be quite straightforward.

Is there anything specific I should be looking for on this website whilst delving into my next purchase?

If you find room on your signitures please add the Coffee Club! It's not neccesary, but for the good will of a fine cup. After all it's just general chit-chat here. Like all Café's we want you to feel comfortable.

Spreading, peace, love, finesse across the vallys of the BBS.

Argument for joining, ... I freaking love coffe :3

At 9/28/09 01:28 PM, Mismo wrote: Argument for joining, ... I freaking love coffe :3

Coffee is no arguement. It is an art - thus can only be perfected, in time.

There can be no master in the world of Coffee; only a student master.

At 9/28/09 01:38 PM, ArmouredGRIFFON wrote:

At 9/28/09 01:28 PM, Mismo wrote: Argument for joining, ... I freaking love coffe :3

Coffee is no arguement. It is an art - thus can only be perfected, in time.

There can be no master in the world of Coffee; only a student master.

No you are a man with the gift of the gap :3

No you are a man with the gift of the gap :3

sorry meant to be Now instead of no

At 9/12/09 02:15 PM, HibiscusKazeneko wrote:
Also, I try to look for this symbol:

Or this symbol, as it's the more commonly used one.

Just out of curiosity, who here besides me cares where their coffee comes from?

At 9/28/09 04:00 PM, HibiscusKazeneko wrote:

At 9/12/09 02:15 PM, HibiscusKazeneko wrote:

Just out of curiosity, who here besides me cares where their coffee comes from?

In what sense? The Fairtrade, help Africa sense?

Or the, quality sense? As in the different taste of blends from different reigons?