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over a year ago
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As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite? |
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I do have some pod machines that I hammer through the week when I'm rushed, but when I have time to brew a proper coffee I have some lovely Nicaraguan beans one of my suppliers sent me. They're a medium roast as I find the dark roast tends to taste a bit too bitter for me. |
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"As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite? "
Currently trying the range by roasted brown.
Really liking it.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite? "
At this moment in time, I'd settle for anything that could be put through an IV. |
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"I love Italian roast but I didn’t have time for the mess and faff so now just have a nespresso machine "
Awww! My heart goes out t you. Nespresso isn't real coffee. I'd make you a latte with a little bird on top
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By (user no longer on site)
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We are pretty serious about our coffee too. No pod machines for us or instant coffee. I’m always puzzled by instant coffee as an American. To anyone but the British, it’s like offering freeze-dried tea. It’s naff and we only use it when absolutely necessary (like camping) |
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"As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite? "
I like Colombian coffee the best but am far from a conissour. I also like the straight black café sólo you get in proper Spain  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I love Italian roast but I didn’t have time for the mess and faff so now just have a nespresso machine Awww! My heart goes out t you. Nespresso isn't real coffee. I'd make you a latte with a little bird on top "
I can assure you it’s coffee it’s made from these little things called coffee beans and ground and put in a pod for me to wang in my vertuo and get a caffeine kick in the morning |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I do have some pod machines that I hammer through the week when I'm rushed, but when I have time to brew a proper coffee I have some lovely Nicaraguan beans one of my suppliers sent me. They're a medium roast as I find the dark roast tends to taste a bit too bitter for me."
Gorgeous coffee. Dark roast can be intense
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Nothing wrong with a good coffee but pretentious coffee snobs just make me laugh, I mean seriously!"
It's my job to be passionate about coffee. Not a snob. I'm from Selby f fuck sake. Haha
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite?
I like Colombian coffee the best but am far from a conissour. I also like the straight black café sólo you get in proper Spain "
You like what you like. A lot of people like Columbian |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I use a moka machine on the hob and lots of hot milk.
I like Colombian but most others that are 100% Arabica and a 4 strength do me fine.
I hate coffee from the plastic cafes. I moved back from France in March and miss the coffee there - everywhere has decent coffee and huge selection of ground and beans to buy in supermarkets. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Nothing wrong with a good coffee but pretentious coffee snobs just make me laugh, I mean seriously! It's my job to be passionate about coffee. Not a snob. I'm from Selby f fuck sake. Haha"
Says it all you had to respond to that claiming Selby but having you are from York confirms it thanks for the cringe lol. Remember little finger in the air when you slurp. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I use a moka machine on the hob and lots of hot milk.
I like Colombian but most others that are 100% Arabica and a 4 strength do me fine.
I hate coffee from the plastic cafes. I moved back from France in March and miss the coffee there - everywhere has decent coffee and huge selection of ground and beans to buy in supermarkets."
I love my Moko pot. I find French coffee very smokey. Not a fan. But will drink it if made right. I went to Amsterdam few year back. They had a shop dedicated to coffee, mini moko pots everything. Not a leaf a tea insight x |
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By *viatrixWoman
over a year ago
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"As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite?
I like Colombian coffee the best but am far from a conissour. I also like the straight black café sólo you get in proper Spain You like what you like. A lot of people like Columbian"
It’s actually Colombian... from Colombia.
For me, nothing like Mexican coffee from the highland rainforests in Chiapas and Veracruz.   |
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Used to have a filter machine but too much of a faff as I can't drink gallons of it anymore, makes me wappy.
So now I have the individual cup filter things, usual M and S. The italian blend currently.
Smell and taste lovely.
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I like a variety, so get my coffee sent over from coffeebeanshop and they have a great range that's always changing for roasts available.
Can only drink first thing though, then I switch to good tea |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite?
I like Colombian coffee the best but am far from a conissour. I also like the straight black café sólo you get in proper Spain You like what you like. A lot of people like Columbian
It’s actually Colombian... from Colombia.
For me, nothing like Mexican coffee from the highland rainforests in Chiapas and Veracruz. "
Style and class. Like your photos |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Used to have a filter machine but too much of a faff as I can't drink gallons of it anymore, makes me wappy.
So now I have the individual cup filter things, usual M and S. The italian blend currently.
Smell and taste lovely.
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Not heard word wappy f year's. Used t say that about a bloke down my street. Pervert Pete |
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I have an In My Mug subscription. I get what I get and I like most of it. I really enjoy the booziness of a honey process or the different variations from a natural. Easy drinker south and central American, most African countries produce superb and unusual flavours. Less a fan of Indian, Indonesian, or Australian, but exceptions exist. Err to light roast.
I usually make it with an Aeropress and grind my own. |
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By *G LanaTV/TS
over a year ago
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"As a Barista Maestro i love my coffee. As a Barista Maestro i don't mean instant, Costa or Starbucks coffee. I mean freshly ground sexy coffee. I love Kenyan Peaberry to Jamaican Blue Mountain to Columbian.
What's your favourite? "
Rave Coffee's Monsooned Malabar green beans. These seems to work well particularly well with my roaster and gave quiet pronounced chocolate notes although I didn't really get the cedar and spice flavours also frequently described with monsooned beans. |
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I currently have Bob Marley Buffalo Soldier in the pot. Its a dark roast, very yummy.
I've no idea what is was, but I once had a coffee in a little village on the outskirts of Prague. Kept me awake for over 20hrs. I swear that thing was laced with cocaine. |
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"I currently have Bob Marley Buffalo Soldier in the pot. Its a dark roast, very yummy.
I've no idea what is was, but I once had a coffee in a little village on the outskirts of Prague. Kept me awake for over 20hrs. I swear that thing was laced with cocaine."
You have expensive taste. About £15 a bag. His son Rohan Marley farms the beans |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why did the hipster burn his tongue?
Because he drank coffee before it was cool
 Hope your not here all night man"
Might be if I have a coffee or two 
I enjoy good coffee, but the coffee snobs are on the same level of twatery as the IPA drinkers.
I’m also not calling you a coffee snob. |
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Sorry that's not valuable input, but I thought I'd bump your thread 
. I can just about manage a decaf as a treat. 