Any coffee obscessions out there?

[DrDan]

Mark

Yup I have a Precision roaster. I will probably try the Yemen next. I am just amazed by the exotic places the coffee comes from. I believe I am totally and helplessly addicted!

Oh well could be worse.

Hey bird,,,

Ya grow and do everything else "homegrown"... I'll tell you once you taste some of these fresh roasted coffee's you and the wife will never go back. Makes life a little more pleasurable and heck it only takes 7-10 minutes to roast a days beans. You'd love it - I promise.

Dr Dan

 

[glennmac]

Yemen? Maybe the beans are hand picked by Juan bin Laden. Better put in a big order quick ... before all the beans get roasted.

 

[DrDan]

Yes it might get a little hot over there... George kicken some butt ain't he?

Hope this isn't the start of WWIII - Seems we have quite an agenda to meet if we are going to roust out terrorists globally. I guess at least we will get a little respect now - maybe...

Dr Dan

 

[Youare]

It wasn't until about three years ago when because of down-sizing I was given the opportunity to work some place else that I have what others call a coffee problem. Right across the street from where I work now there is a coffee house which roasts many different type coffee beans from all over the world. They also provide at least three selections of fresh brewed coffee every day.

After drinking their coffee for about a month I went out and purchased a $26.00 coffe grinder and started grinding my own coffee at home. I purchased several different varities of coffee beans and enjoy a different type every morning. Now I am accused of being a coffee freak, but fresh roasted, ground, and brewed coffee can not be matched by anything you can purchase in a can. I think one of my favorites is Kenya AA.

Randy