[usc goose]

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Originally Posted by usc goose the blacker the better.

whoa, old thread. and i still stand by my reco.

 

[harkamus]

A good mocha cappucino or regular cappucino. Macchiatos are good too.

 

[DJHK]

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Originally Posted by psxguy85 Kona all the way.

Ditto. Got addicted while I was living in Honolulu, and it's been dragging me along for a quite a ride since then. Every so often I mail-order a dozen bags or so.

 

[bhd812]

i cant stand any type of coffee........

 

[greenhorn]

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Originally Posted by bhd812 i cant stand any type of coffee........

You said you were drinking espresso in your jacuzzi...

 

[bhd812]

lol i was joking

 

[cosmopragma]

I once had a italian girlfriend.
What remains is Caffe Mauro Espresso.

 

[DLeeWebb]

Dunkin Donuts Coffee is great!

https://www.dunkindonuts.com/shoponl...OFF&GroupId=OB

 

[tyrion]

The best coffee, IMHO, is sold, served and roasted at The Roasted Bean .

 

[raymondlin]

The best kind is the kind that is freshly grounded that minute, and then made into coffee.

You can't beat the freshness and the aroma.

 

[Gariver]

Puerto Rico is a coffee producing tropical island, and the best selling coffee here is Yaucono coffee. That's the coffee I drink on a daily basis. It's a great coffee!

http://www.yaucono.com/

You can buy this coffee in NYC and its suburbs. You can also buy it online at the Yaucono site or at other sites on the net.

 

[KR...]

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Originally Posted by Gariver Puerto Rico is a coffee producing tropical island, and the best selling coffee here is Yaucono coffee. That's the coffee I drink on a daily basis. It's a great coffee! http://www.yaucono.com/ You can buy this coffee in NYC and its suburbs. You can also buy it online at the Yaucono site or at other sites on the net.

That is some great coffee. Other good brands are Café Lareño which cost the same.

and if you have the money try some Gourmet Coffees :

http://www.gicco.com/rubi.htm

http://www.yscoffee.com/

 

[Alex Altorfer]

I like my espresso ristretto. I only have access to locally produced beans at competitive prices here. But I tell you, coffee is reeeeal cheap in Brazil. Something like U$ 0.30 per espresso cup at a decent coffeeshop.

Cheers,
Alex

 

[tyrion]

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Originally Posted by raymondlin The best kind is the kind that is freshly grounded that minute, and then made into coffee. You can't beat the freshness and the aroma.

I agree. The place I referred to in my earlier post roasts the coffee on premises almost daily. If I buy a pound in the 10 minute drive to my office my car fills up with the smell. If anyone is ever in Asheville, NC stop by Biltmore Coffee, they also roast their beans on premises, great stuff.

 

[zbuddah]

vietnamese style hot slow drip french coffee

on ice with condensed milk.... ummm yummyy

I gotta have that drink everytime i'm out eating pho.