Coffee Suggestions

[mattiooo]

Thanks for all the suggestions. Got a healthy list to begin with.

Roasting my own is out. My wife is allergic to smoke, and I don't get enough shit done as it is. I've thought about in the past, but I don't think it's for me.

And I prefer dark beers over anything else. Hate hoppy beers. Newcastle is one of my favorites - but I settle for a Guinness when they don't have it. I like Milk Stout Ale from Lefthand too. I had this amazing chocolate dark ale once at Yard House. I can't remember for the life of me what it was called.

[Ronin13]

Anything Black Rifle Coffee Company.

THIS! I've tried 3 blends thus far, and like all of them. I'm into more medium roast, but really if I find something I like I'll drink it.

[Gunner]

Try code

Thinblueline

It was giving 20% off anything


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[mattiooo]

Try code

Thinblueline

It was giving 20% off anything


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Thanks Gunner. I use Honey (which is fantastic) and that code was included. It wound up using Drinkingbros, which also gave 20% off the entire order.

[mattiooo]

Just an update. Everyone loves the BRCC coffeee (I really like the Silencer Smooth, but I've only been through that and Just Black - Beyond Black is up next)
I also didn't look closely - the Ak-47 is an Espresso. Anyone interested in trading a bag for it?

Someone here at work also recommended Alpha Coffee, another veteran-owned coffee company. Does anyone have experience with it?
https://alpha.coffee/

[hollohas]

Someone here at work also recommended Alpha Coffee, another veteran-owned coffee company. Does anyone have experience with it?
https://alpha.coffee/

I haven't had Alpha Coffee. But I was curious and checked out their website.

Boy, the "About Us" section is all about being warriors..."warrior ethos", "warrior mentality" and "warrior spirit".

Who knew making coffee was so hardcore?

[BPTactical]

Dazbog KGBlend

[Irving]

Here is a science article about coffee, for the enthusiasts.
I've read a few science articles from this site, but I can't tell if I like the site yet or not.
https://www.inverse.com/article/4257...al-society-for

[Gman]

Here is a science article about coffee, for the enthusiasts.
I've read a few science articles from this site, but I can't tell if I like the site yet or not.
https://www.inverse.com/article/4257...al-society-for

I've always read that you need to keep the coffee beans away from moisture, yet they recommend storing them in the fridge. At least in these parts, there's a hell of a lot more moisture in my fridge than in my pantry.

[Aloha_Shooter]

I've always read that you need to keep the coffee beans away from moisture, yet they recommend storing them in the fridge. At least in these parts, there's a hell of a lot more moisture in my fridge than in my pantry.

For most locales, the refrigerator provides 2 things: humidity control and temperature control. You want to protect the beans from oxygen, temperature changes (or extreme heat in general), and humidity. In Colorado, I generally store my beans in airtight containers or at least plastic bags with the air squeezed out inside a cupboard where the temperature remains fairly stable.