All Things Coffee ...

Currently in my house -

Espresso -
Supersonic - Concorde Espresso - amazeballs but hard to find - http://www.supersoniccoffee.com/category-s/1823.htm - tart like a grapefruit and bittersweet like dark chocolate. Just fantastic!
Both -
La Colombe Workshop single-origin Ethiopian Ardi - Very nice as espresso - and as coffee - strong with a good face kick early in the morning - cool package whih of course is how i picked it
Coffee -
Tandem - Kochere - another African that is delicious! First thing I've had from these roasters from Portland ME - thinking about subscribing - super good!
 
Pro-Tip - when weddings switch to coffee, make the bartender put some whiskey in it. If she's a she and she states that she likes your style you can probably bang her!
Next time I go to a wedding I'll let you know. :D

Seriously though, thank you for the post about grinders. My wife is looking for one as a Christmas gift and I'll definitely come back to this thread when it's time to buy!
 
You chumps are all so cool with your grinders and all but come talk to me when you get your own coffee bean roaster, ya know?
 
My coffee noob question is this:

If I go out and get a DeLonghi, what model should I buy if I want a coffee maker that grinds the beans before each brew?

I'm seeing drip coffee/espresso makers on the DeLonghi site but you guys are saying stay away from the drip coffee....

*my price max is $600
 
any home roasters - i am happy to offer tasting/cupping notes - let me know where to get your beans? I have two friends who home roast, one of them has gotten picked up by a few shops in the city as there like rotating specialty coffee. If only the customers knew.

And yes grinding your coffee that is roasted within a week is the greatest smell on the planet ... well top 5 smells.
 
Nice - I didn't see until after posting that it makes standard style coffee as well.

Question - I know it is a double boiler - do you find you are able to steam milk and draw espresso consistently - as in draw two shots steam milk for a drink, draw two more shots in rapid succession or does it require some rebound time?

Just curious - I love the machine in theory I just know for my preferences I want a dial and a knob, more analog style i suppose. At that price though it can't be beat!
 
Inverted aeropress, two scoops of coffee, as much water as it'll hold without spilling, 30 second stir, 45 second steep
 
How fine or coarse of a grind for Areo Press? I find it extremely difficult to push the plunger sometimes.
 
NOTHING GOING ON WITH THE TEAM TODAY, GOING TO JUST HANG OUT AND TALK COFFEE
 
How fine or coarse of a grind for Areo Press? I find it extremely difficult to push the plunger sometimes.
I usually use a coarser grind than I think you're meant to but haven't had that problem. I have a reusable filter, so that might make a difference.
 
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