A Flat White in my favourite coffee shop, Bramley’s in Ormskirk Lancashire. Lovely!
I only discovered the pleasure of the "flat white" recently - I hadn't even known what it was (is) and must say that I enjoyed the versions I have sampled to date.
A Flat White in my favourite coffee shop, Bramley’s in Ormskirk Lancashire. Lovely!
Finishing a cup of straight Kenyan while the Stellas chill.
Having a cup of Rwandan with brown sugar.
You have piqued my curiousity, in-house or externally? Either way kudos to whoever prepared them.Two more exceedingly good espressos prepared with artistry, panache and no small skill.
You have piqued my curiousity, in-house or externally? Either way kudos to whoever prepared them.
My newest coffee from Guatemala and Nicaragua is such a pleasure every day.Had a big pot of organic Codech Guatemalan coffee this morning. This is a really nice coffee with beautiful, complex flavours.
Same here/ The beans out of Central America, Mexico and the South are usually exceptional. I've found very few that weren't to my taste. As for Jamaican Blue Mountain, that is probably my favourite from the Caribbean. It's been yeasr since I last had any, as almost no-one carries it anymore. I first ran across it back in about 1978 or 9, when I was in South Africa. Even then it was running $30/lb. I think the last place I managed to buy some was from the now defunct Beanery chain of coffee sellers when I was living in Kentucky. It was about $40 or better a pound then. I do have to say, though, that I've never minded the price, too much. It really is an exceptional coffee!My newest coffee from Guatemala and Nicaragua is such a pleasure every day.
Among the absolute best coffee I’ve tasted.
Was visiting a friend a while ago who served Jamaican Blue Mountain.
The worlds most expensive coffee beans. Haven’t tasted it before.
Not bad for the money, is an understatement
Those parts (South & Middle America & the Caribbean) of the world’s coffee is highly preferred by me.
Same here/ The beans out of Central America, Mexico and the South are usually exceptional. I've found very few that weren't to my taste. As for Jamaican Blue Mountain, that is probably my favourite from the Caribbean. It's been yeasr since I last had any, as almost no-one carries it anymore. I first ran across it back in about 1978 or 9, when I was in South Africa. Even then it was running $30/lb. I think the last place I managed to buy some was from the now defunct Beanery chain of coffee sellers when I was living in Kentucky. It was about $40 or better a pound then. I do have to say, though, that I've never minded the price, too much. It really is an exceptional coffee!