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nick639v2 wrote:No one on the cold brew scene?? It seems to be d new lil hype
X_Factor wrote:how good is the jamaica blue mountain?
pugboy wrote:Near impossible to get the real thing
The ones you see selling everywhere are tourist grade junk and stale. The good stuff is exported far away, Japan etc
Note plain packaging and not the gaudy blue
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I’ve been lucky to get fresh beans and it’s very good, padna wife is jcan and have contactsX_Factor wrote:how good is the jamaica blue mountain?
Have Blue Mountain Instant. Not very impressive even by instant mediocre standardsX_Factor wrote:how good is the jamaica blue mountain?
Dizzy28 wrote:Have Blue Mountain Instant. Not very impressive even by instant mediocre standardsX_Factor wrote:how good is the jamaica blue mountain?
pugboy wrote:Near impossible to get the real thing
The ones you see selling everywhere are tourist grade junk and stale. The good stuff is exported far away, Japan etc
Note plain packaging and not the gaudy blue
F8CE8198-7217-4A88-AE52-02A9C4823849.jpeg
I’ve been lucky to get fresh beans and it’s very good, padna wife is jcan and have contactsX_Factor wrote:how good is the jamaica blue mountain?
kevin310 wrote:Where in Trinidad sells the single serve k cups at a reasonable price ?
Arabica type coffee can't grow properly in TnT. What we have alot of here is robusta coffee. Long ago hongwing used to use ground roasted corn as a filler.Kish wrote:Hey all. By chance anyone has Arabica seeds or plants for sale in south/central? Would like to try growing in my aqua/hydro systems.
not_a_monkey wrote:Arabica type coffee can't grow properly in TnT. What we have alot of here is robusta coffee. Long ago hongwing used to use ground roasted corn as a filler.Kish wrote:Hey all. By chance anyone has Arabica seeds or plants for sale in south/central? Would like to try growing in my aqua/hydro systems.
pugboy wrote:Boy ignorance is really bliss
Been drinking high mountain horse pee and enjoying it
X_Factor wrote:Thoughts on the Turkish way of brewing coffee?
Ultra fine powder and let it settle before drinking
Dizzy28 wrote:X_Factor wrote:Thoughts on the Turkish way of brewing coffee?
Ultra fine powder and let it settle before drinking
Need to taste it before passing judgement.
But from what I have see on travel vlogs the Turks add way too much sugar to their coffees for my liking.
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