This goes out specifically to someone I love.
She knows who she is.
I’m sure some people swear by this, I think I’ll stick with my electric burr grinder…
Tags: Grinders
Looks downright scientific, does it not?
Tags: Cup-top Brewing
I’m not into snow skiing, but if I were…
What I roasted up this morning:
From the package this is supposed to be: “Sweet-savory quality, raisin and fig sweetness, spicy nutmeg, balanced brightness fading to bittersweet finish with cinnamon.”
Sounds like a beer review to me.
You’d think “Los Churchos de Tolima” would be Spanish, but Google Translate insists it’s German and that it means “The Church of Tolima.” This makes me wonder if the beans were grown out in the graveyard.
So far I’ve been surprised by the quality and taste of this Disneyland gift pack coffee.
This last one is no exception.
Judging it against other pre-packaged coffees (and not fresh roasted beans) it’s quite good. Far better than your average pre-packaged coffees.
This one is mild but with a citrusy edge. It features toasty light chocolate, or perhaps cocoa, flavors with a ghostly walnut aftertaste.
My hat’s off to you, Mickey. Whoever is producing these coffees for you is doing a “really swell” job.
It’s a pre-packaged groovy brew.
Other Disney coffees in this series: French Roast | Disney Blend
Tags: disney
Part of a three pack from Disneyland in California, I gave this pre-ground coffee the benefit of the doubt and brewed it up right in a French press.
Minus the expected stale tang of being pre-ground, it’s not bad!
The taste is very chocolaty – the rich, warm milk chocolate notes are prevalent in the flavor, along with a hauntingly familiar maltiness.
Swear to goodness, this tastes like it would be a delicious dark beer, beside it being mildly acidic.
I’d peg this as a good dessert coffee.
Tags: disney
Here’s the answer I received:
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