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If it's any consolation, we are having a cooler day today - shouldn't get above 26deg C. Quite a nice respite, which means I can drink more coffee without overheating
In hot weather, I find that I consume espresso, lots of espresso, rather than other forms of coffee.

That is, lovely hot espresso, and it is always accompanied by a glass or two of water, preferably, sparkling water.
 
chilly inside and looking outside I see it's heavy clouds and looking cold.....I'll have to make coffee as soon as I gather up enough nerve to start the day
 
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Well a Chicago friend, Lou, recommended his Tennessee friend , Scott, to me for some espresso beans. I spoke with Scott, we connected great on the phone, he’s sending me 4lbs of this batch later today, I’m in Michigan.
We all have espresso as a passion, how cool is that .
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I am REALLY happy that I DON'T have to roast my coffee beans at holme anymore.
I truly love everything absolut espresso, except to have that smell all over my home after roasting it.
Availability have increased to my favour, as I see it. But each to their own.

Enjoying a superb large cup of the delicious espresso right now.
And continuing to work on the automation of my routines of producing this black gold into the cups in the mornings. It's fun 🤩
 
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Sipping some coffee from Mexico this morning. It was a gift and the package doesn't say much about it other than it was processed using the wash method. It's very pleasant....a bit sweet, fruity and has a hint of cocoa too.
 
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One of the coffee roasters/producers from whom I order coffee has just posted about the arrival of their annual coffee from Thailand.

Last year's offering was a "black honey processed" coffee, (which was different, but delicious), but this year's is described as "an anaerobic washed" coffee.

Nevertheless, I confess that I am intrigued.
 
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One of the coffee roasters/producers from whom I order coffee has just posted about the arrival of their annual coffee from Thailand.

Last year's offering was a "black honey processed" coffee, (which was different, but delicious), but this year's is described as "an anaerobic washed" coffee.

Nevertheless, I confess that I am intrigued.
Well, I have been exchanging messages with the roaster/producer about the coffee from Thailand, basically asking them how it differs from the "black honey processed" coffee they had last year (and, I seem to vaguely recall a naturally processed coffee from the year before that, as well).

That appeared on their site last night.

And today, another, equally tempting coffee made an appearance on their site: This one is from Colombia, and is a washed processed coffee that appears to be a blend of two varieties, Bourbon Aji and Gesha.
 
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