Favorite and Everyday Coffee

[The Amish Tyrant]

Inspired by the favorite coffee mug thread (sorry, no link skills), what is your favorite coffee blend? How about your every day blend?

My everyday blend tends to be whatever is on sale, but Chock Full of Nuts is a legit no frills blend.

My favorite? Undecided. But Stok has an espresso shot in a creamer cup that perks up the most tepid coffee.

 

[clynch]

I roast my own coffee. Nothing canned or bagged can compare to a fresh home roast. If you buy a bag of roasted coffee from a coffee place, check the date. Fresh roasted coffee changes in taste almost daily. Three weeks is considered old.
Chock full of nuts is good stuff. I also like 8 o' clock.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Italian Roast from an online dealer, whole bean, recent roast. Used only for espresso drinks.

For tasty press pot coffee, I like Major Dickason from Peet's.

 

[ashdigger]

I get coffee from JTree Coffee in Joshua Tree California.

 

[username]

I don’t drink coffee everyday but I’m partial to Cafe Bustelo.

 

[Servant King]

Wife and I get our beans from Alana's Coffee Roasters in the Mar Vista neighborhood of Los Angeles. Favorite at the moment is the Guatemalan Los Nascimientos light roast. Also, less than a mile away is Tobacco Trader, the last B&M in LA. I try and support them when I can.

 

[Flatfish]

I drink these.
Camp coffee is mostly chicory and seems to have been drunk by everyones granny during the war.
Alta Rica is a decent instant coffee.

i imagine both the above will not be perceived as real coffee here, but I like it.
But I prefer tea as a rule.

 

[crawdad]

Trager Brothers Coffee - ethically sourced, organic and nearby. Started by two brothers. My favorite of their blends is a whole bean dark roast called Viennese.

 

[mawnansmiff]

View attachment 142585View attachment 142586I drink these.
Camp coffee is mostly chicory and seems to have been drunk by everyones granny during the war.
Alta Rica is a decent instant coffee.

i imagine both the above will not be perceived as real coffee here, but I like it.
But I prefer tea as a rule.

Nescafe Alta Rica is also my preferred instant coffee, strong & tasty. However Camp Chicory & Coffee Essence I tasted as a child....nasty stuff .

When it comes to actual coffee beans or pre ground, I am quite happy buying Taylor's of Harrogate brand, they have a wide range from very mild to deep & dark roast

Regards,

Jay.

 

[JOHN72]

These are my coffees, among others.

 

[Latakia Dave]

Eight o'clock medium roast is what I use at home and at work.

 

[Flatfish]

Nescafe Alta Rica is also my preferred instant coffee, strong & tasty. However Camp Chicory & Coffee Essence I tasted as a child....nasty stuff .

I agree it is an acquired taste. Best to think of it as a stand alone hot drink rather than coffee.

It is the most excellent conversation starter in the office tea room. I have come to know so many new members of staff over the years who were intrigued by what I was drinking.

 

[Streeper541]

At our house we drink Iron Bean Coffee which is roasted in Perrysburg, OH. The company is wholly owned and operated by a USMC veteran and his wife. (Fred & Channel have become friends over the years.) An independent importer and roastery for the past 12 years they offer full line of coffee, hand crafted mugs, merch and even a goofy podcast.

My favorite Iron Bean Blend is called Rage Against the Dying of the Light, or simply "Rage," and is a full flavored medium roast.

I encourage anyone to check them out. Seriously, best & freshest coffee I've ever had. Plus they are a veteran owned small business.

 

[Alejo R.]

Inspired by the favorite coffee mug thread (sorry, no link skills), what is your favorite coffee blend? How about your every day blend?

My everyday blend tends to be whatever is on sale, but Chock Full of Nuts is a legit no frills blend.

My favorite? Undecided. But Stok has an espresso shot in a creamer cup that perks up the most tepid coffee.

If you like coffee you should think about visiting Buenos Aires. It is one of the places in the world with the most cafes. a lot of variety and a lot of quality.

 

[bassbug]

Much like pipe tobacco, I like a variety

 

[LOREN]

I’ll purchase the coffee on sale. I used to get Britt coffee from Costa Rica. I do enjoy their coffee, I guess I’m just getting to be a cheap ‘ol codger

 

[dPero]

Only speciality coffee from friend roaster and barista, but favorite would be Kenya or Ethiopia, currently I’m on Costa Rica- Finca Edgar

 

[boston]

Chock full o nuts original.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Most of the time we get Maxwell House, but sometimes we will do Folgers. When we have company that prefers Starbucks or the more expensive coffees, they usually rave about how good ours is... till we tell them. But, they really are much better than those small roaster coffees.

 

[sandollars]

My favorite is all of them.