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What's in your mug? - November 2008

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Jim

Jim

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Whats in your mug?

This AM a RR Guatemala Huehuetenango, say that fast three times!
 
JBHoren

JBHoren

India Anohki (from Sweet Maria's) was my pleasure, this morning... yes, "home-roasted, hand-ground, and fresh-brewed in a Bodum French-press"
 
Scotto

Scotto

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Some really nice long jing courtesy of Joel. This is the first time I have had any green tea in months; it was a nice change of pace.
 
Scotto

Scotto

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A vac pot of Yemen Mokha Ismaili, roasted yesterday, and served with homemade biscuits. Freakin' awesome.
 
JBHoren

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Scotto said:
A vac pot of Yemen Mokha Ismaili, roasted yesterday, and served with homemade biscuits. Freakin' awesome.
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I like mine in a Java "wrapper":

Real "Mocha Java" -- Yemen Mokha Ismaili and Java Monsooned Arabica, home-roasted, hand-ground, and brewed in a Bodum French press!

 
Suzuki

Suzuki

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Some respectable generic Ceylon loose leaf - nice, but nothing special.

I've been on the go and haven't had much time to treat myself.
 
biomesh

biomesh

Home roasted Papau New Guinea, hand ground with a Zassenhaus mill, and brewed with a pour over cone filter.
 
Scotto

Scotto

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Panama Esmerelda Gesha, 2007 vintage, roasted Friday and brewed this morning in the Technivorm. Good? Yes. Worth the price? No way.
 
Jim

Jim

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This morning RR Guatemala Huehuetenango in the TV.
This afternoon 2007 haiwan Lao cha tou brick.
 
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