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Anyone here into coffee?

Do you like coffee?

  • I only drink the free stuff at work, and only under duress...

    Votes: 16 15.8%
  • I have my own coffee pot at work...

    Votes: 22 21.8%
  • I have my own coffee grinder, and grind my own beans...

    Votes: 62 61.4%
  • I roast my own beans...

    Votes: 10 9.9%
  • I have my own coffee plantation...

    Votes: 7 6.9%
  • Si, mi nombre es Juan Valdez...

    Votes: 21 20.8%

  • Total voters
    101
We've got a nice place here called Fireside Cafe that blends a good Darker Capitol. My favorite is Kenya AA, though a good Columbian blend is right up there. I live off of the stuff.

Any coffee/tea doublers?

I prefer to drink tea later in the evenings - the buzz is more mellow and it's much more relaxing. I really dig this Double Bergamont Earl Gray that I have.
 
Coffee is my only public vice, and it dosen't seem to effect my playing. Ironically it does effect my pistol shooting. If I drink more then one cup (16 ozs.) my groups open up. The morral of this story don't ever let an army drink more then one large cup of coffe bfore battle unless there El Quida, then they should drink much coffe!!
 
Bassic83 said:
Curious as to how many here are into coffee?

Ahhh...something I love to talk about, even more than bass.

We get our own raw beans and roast them at home. I will also buy roasted beans, but only ones that are freshly roasted. Coffee is a religion in our home.

-Mike
 
Wow. You guys are enlightening me here. :)

I used to drink ten cups a day, when I was in college, and for quite a while after that.

Now I'm down to one in the morning, and maybe one in the afternoon.

I love "good" coffee though.

It's a whole lot better than the slop we got in school. :)
 
Hahaha! Someone from the Pacific Nortwest like myself is into coffee? What next, boutique beer? :cool:

There are several roasters around here, but this stuff usually goes into the home espresso machine: http://www.cravenscoffee.com/ We do the organic ones mostly.

Here's another company that really impressed me when I was visiting the east coast last year: Link Removed
 

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