New inexpensive espresso called La Cachita. Cuban coffee with a typical Caridad de Cobre on package.
It is a lighter brown roast, we like it. Break from Pilon/Bustelo.
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It is a lighter brown roast, we like it. Break from Pilon/Bustelo.
AA
What's your coffee today? What brew method? Photos
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Brown Bear Colombian in a Frieling press.
3 cup Bialetti Moka Pot water to pressure valve
Funnel filled with Community Coffee Breakfast Blend
1 cup unsweetened almond milk
2 packets equal
That, sir, is a lovely photo. Thank you for making my morning!
Leftover Muskoka Maple in a French press with this morning's breakfast.
I recently purchased a Hario Woodneck pot and have been loving it, also I think it looks great. The cloth filter is really not too much more work to maintain than a paper one. I find that the lighter roasts to be richer in this pot than when I use my V60. This coffee is from a local roaster and is a light roast Zambia bean processed by natural/raised beds method.
I’m having a double shot of illy, the wife went another direction
I'm afraid I'm getting drawn in, too...This is an amazing thread. So many varied and great ways to make coffee. If I’m not careful, it will draw me into another hobby. And to the topic, Donkin donuts keurig.
Fresh ground Costco house blend in my Baratza Encore to go in my Aeropress. It’s how I start most morning.
Muskoka Maple in a French press.
Good stuff.
Good stuff.
Stumptown Hairbender lungo via Miele superauto (I am indeed that lazy).
Café Cubano with Lavazza in a Breville Barista Express to get me through Sunday afternoon paperwork without a nap.
Not too shabby for a Sunday night brew!
We just received a set of those glasses this afternoon!
The last of my Muskoka Maple in a French press.
They have worked out really well for me! And they look cool too. Enjoy!
Major Dickason's
Hario pourover
Exxxxtra strong !
Yum.
Hario pourover
Exxxxtra strong !
Yum.
If you want another addiction, start looking into the Starbucks "been there" demitasse "mugs."
I have only two, Houston and Alaska, but that's not for lack of desire.
Thank goodness for Mrs. TL.
PC The Great Canadian Coffee in a French press.
Not bad.
Not bad.
I used the steam wand on the espresso rig to whip up a hot chocolate with Williams Sonoma chocolate flakes.
