Long black and a Tim Tam today.
When I was pulling a shot for my brother, it was taking way too long. I think the beans are getting bit old. I adjusteed the grind one click coarser on the grinder and that seems to have fixed the issue.
What's your coffee today? What brew method? Photos
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Long black and a Tim Tam today.
When I was pulling a shot for my brother, it was taking way too long. I think the beans are getting bit old. I adjusteed the grind one click coarser on the grinder and that seems to have fixed the issue.
Freshly ground Aroma Red into a piston espresso machine with warm milk. Lovely.
Good morning, coffee crew.
Eight O'Clock Original. French press. Black.
It's 67° in Nashville with a high around 79°. It looks like we're in for more rain today. I got about 7 hours of sleep last night. I'm going to stop by Publix this afternoon. I've really missed that store and I'm glad it's only minutes away from my apartment. I'll pick up an Italian sub from the deli and check and see if they still have Mad Priest Dark Night of the Soul and Sloth Dispelling coffee while I'm there.
Have a blessed Saturday, my friends.
Eight O'Clock Original. French press. Black.
It's 67° in Nashville with a high around 79°. It looks like we're in for more rain today. I got about 7 hours of sleep last night. I'm going to stop by Publix this afternoon. I've really missed that store and I'm glad it's only minutes away from my apartment. I'll pick up an Italian sub from the deli and check and see if they still have Mad Priest Dark Night of the Soul and Sloth Dispelling coffee while I'm there.
Have a blessed Saturday, my friends.
My friend, what a nice surprise to see you in this thread. Please join us here more often.
Shabbat Shalom my friends! This morning's coffee is Lavazza brewed in my stovetop Moka Pot.
Have a great day!
Have a great day!
May the 4th morning pull. Americano with Stirling Sumatra - a bit of half & half was added.
I’ve been to Publix maybe once since you left. It only took 1-2 days of you coming back and posting about it to make me miss it. Now I’m wondering about the Mad Priest coffees too lol.I'm going to stop by Publix this afternoon. I've really missed that store and I'm glad it's only minutes away from my apartment. I'll pick up an Italian sub from the deli and check and see if they still have Mad Priest Dark Night of the Soul and Sloth Dispelling coffee while I'm there.
According to the website my local Publix still has it. I'll let you know, my friend.
Jay21
Collecting wife bonus parts
Coffee enthusiasts can believe what they want, but regular ol’ Folgers put through the Mr. Coffee is a fine way to start the morning.
Jay21
Collecting wife bonus parts
Haha. Well, they were great then. Might need an extra cup of coffee to get me going this morning!How were your cold beers last night, Bishop Jay?
GM all
Wow, picked up a temporary bag of beans, pending decisions which green beans to purchase for roasting
While shopping for meat at a trendy market,,, the coffee section was littered with new local roasters,,
Only grabbed a bag as i was out of coffee
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Wow this coffee taste amazing,,,
I tend to love Guatemala coffee’s
And this one immediately goes up the list
Just wow
Amazing cup,,,
Blessings all
Wow, picked up a temporary bag of beans, pending decisions which green beans to purchase for roasting
While shopping for meat at a trendy market,,, the coffee section was littered with new local roasters,,
Only grabbed a bag as i was out of coffee
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Wow this coffee taste amazing,,,
I tend to love Guatemala coffee’s
And this one immediately goes up the list
Just wow
Amazing cup,,,
Blessings all
I have to say those coffee names have to be some of the more unique names I have seen quite a while!Good morning, coffee crew.
Eight O'Clock Original. French press. Black.
It's 67° in Nashville with a high around 79°. It looks like we're in for more rain today. I got about 7 hours of sleep last night. I'm going to stop by Publix this afternoon. I've really missed that store and I'm glad it's only minutes away from my apartment. I'll pick up an Italian sub from the deli and check and see if they still have Mad Priest Dark Night of the Soul and Sloth Dispelling coffee while I'm there.
Have a blessed Saturday, my friends.
I had to go look up Mad Priest Coffee Roasters just to see what it was about.
I loved the tasting notes for the 'Dark Night of the Soul': Sunshine, Puppy Kisses and Sigh of Relief.
The 'Forbidden Fruit' looks interesting. It has tasting notes of Sinful, Shameful and Blissful.
The 'Sloth Dispelling Breakfast Blend' gives you a little more help with what the coffee actually tastes like: Smooth, Nutty, Balanced.
That reminded me of Bridge City's Fell and Fair blend: Chocolate, Mulberry, Adventure.
Thanks for sharing!
Today was the final brew of my bag of Longneck Coffee Roasters (Williamsburg, VA) - Mexico La Laja Honey Process beans.
I used the my V2 plastic April brewer with the James Perry Coffee - Standard 3 Pour recipe.
From this brew, I learned that the grinder settings for the opaque plastic V60-01 and the V2 plastic April brewer closely line up. That will be helpful for my next brews with those brewers as I continue to adjust to the new grinder.
I used the my V2 plastic April brewer with the James Perry Coffee - Standard 3 Pour recipe.
From this brew, I learned that the grinder settings for the opaque plastic V60-01 and the V2 plastic April brewer closely line up. That will be helpful for my next brews with those brewers as I continue to adjust to the new grinder.
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Picked up some Dunkin to get by for a few days.
We are in count down for the Wolfpack.
We have rules: No biting, No Fighting- No Hitting, No spitting.. Other than that we are pretty flexible. It’s going to be a fun day.
We are in count down for the Wolfpack.
We have rules: No biting, No Fighting- No Hitting, No spitting.. Other than that we are pretty flexible. It’s going to be a fun day.
Peace Guatemala Dark Roast using a Chemex 8 cup pour over. Coffee is pored into stainless steel thermos. Next is to sit on the porch with some morning coffee. 
Stop by often and join us for a brew, sir.Peace Guatemala Dark Roast using a Chemex 8 cup pour over. Coffee is pored into stainless steel thermos. Next is to sit on the porch with some morning coffee.
Saturday pull.
Chemex is a great method for pour over. I had a vintage, perfect condition, mouth blown Chemex at one point quite a number of years ago, original box, leather tie and wooden collar. I ended up selling it on ebay for a nice pinch so someone would get more regular use out of it than I was. It's become a cabinet queen.Peace Guatemala Dark Roast using a Chemex 8 cup pour over. Coffee is pored into stainless steel thermos. Next is to sit on the porch with some morning coffee.
Now I use a Melitta pour over cone (unbleached filter) into my cup, Klean Kanteen 20 oz, or my Blendtec Twister jar, depending upon what I'm going to do with the resultant brew.
I modded a Hario hand grinder to accept my drill chuck (a non-destructive mod) so I'm not standing around "hand" grinding in the morning. Have been using this tool for 15 years and it works perfectly. At the time, as well now, I couldn't justify the expense of a coffee grinder spending time on my counter as I've rather limited space. The grind mechanism is ceramic cone burr, the assembly fits on a Mason/Ball jar (broke the original jar in less than a year's time). The 16 oz jar size is just right for pre-grinding a couple of day's worth or grind as I need.
I do have some Don Pablo’s Subtle Earth beans on the way but for the past few days, we’ve been drinking their signature blend out of the French press into the Yetis.
Nice weather lately: low 90s with no rain.
Nice weather lately: low 90s with no rain.
I bought a bag of Subtle Earth medium dark from them as part of a sampler pack. It was very good, but Colombian Supremo ended up being my favorite.
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