Looking for a Turkish-blend coffee

[Benzadmiral]

Centuries ago, during the Punic Wars, a coffee house here in town (now defunct) offered a Turkish blend coffee. It was strong, but the main thing I recall is that it had a great scent of roasted peanuts. I'm not interested in going the whole Turkish coffee route, just something that I can brew in a drip coffeemaker that will have that scent and flavor. Are there any roasters out there that offer that?

 

[malocchio]

Centuries ago, during the Punic Wars, a coffee house here in town (now defunct) offered a Turkish blend coffee. It was strong, but the main thing I recall is that it had a great scent of roasted peanuts. I'm not interested in going the whole Turkish coffee route, just something that I can brew in a drip coffeemaker that will have that scent and flavor. Are there any roasters out there that offer that?

You'll have to roast your own , a blend of 80% Arabica and 20% Robusta should be close and not bitter....

 

[ShaverAZ]

Centuries ago... you recall the scent of peanuts ... How old ARE you, anyway??

 

[Ad Astra]

Hamilcar always took two sugars. Lousy tipper, or so the graffiti indicates.

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