I’m a whole bean coffee consumer but what are these ground coffees like??
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Also I get so excited by roast dates with coffee beans. I tend to buy the coffee that’s most recently roasted as opposed to brand / organic although I try to pay $16 at the most for a 12-Oz bag.

I bet they taste trendy. I like my coffee unadulterated.

I've heard the taste of hemp protein described as "grassy mud." Brew yourself a cup, find a recently-mowed park, and see if the combined smell appeals to you.

This. I like mine like my soul... Dark, strong and bitter.

I like my coffee like I like my men...

• Strong and black
• In my mouth
• Colombian
• Sold to me by a Colombian
• By the sackful
• Warmed up in less than a minute
• Rich
• Ground up and in the freezer
• Thick
• Cold and bitter
• Mail-order
• Easy to swallow
• First thing in the morning

There's also the Turkish proverb, that coffee should be black as hell, sweet as love, and strong as death.

LMAO!!!

Thats hilarious. But I’m a little worried about the Dahmer-like “ground up and in the freezer”. Yikes!

I found a bag of coffee that had a roast date of 4/8/2020 on that day. Super fun. I can drink almost any good coffee since I doctor it with oat milk. But I once bought a package at Trader Joe’s and I really disliked it - it was their more expensive organic coffee and it tasted like a cup I once bought at a gas station when I was in a rush and in need for a coffee (the days before I got a machine in 2016).
I definitely think that the allegro (Whole Foods) coffee is slightly brutal or harsh but of course it’s cheaper than most 12-Oz bags.

I have a very close friend who lives in South Kona. He grows a small batch of organic Kona coffee (as much to keep his Ag designation as for the coffee). He sends it to a small local roaster who roasts to perfection and he only sells it to friends. Best. Coffee. Ever.

Can I get some from you? :D

How many pounds (approx) is a small batch?

The richest and smoothest coffee I ever drank was a Jamaican Blue Mountain. It was amazing but also amazingly expensive. It's also nigh on impossible to get here in the UK.

I found a local coffee roaster that does good coffee which, they are happy to put in the post. They have a lot of choice and a decaf blend that's amazing. I'm going to have to put an order in for some sometime this week.

If you don't have your own coffee bean roaster, consider ordering from vendors that roast their coffee beans only after receiving the orders.

Maybe.....:p
Good question.I have asked him. Will let you know. I am guessing around 100lbs? Not sure how much harvested cherry that requires.

https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/undefined:D I would appreciate it.