Last couple of days:

New Guinea Kimel Plantation: subtle, easy-going cup. Enjoyable.
Brazil Traditional Dry: very typical South American-type cup, well-balanced, flavorful.
Organic Sumatran Gayo Mountain: Man, I LOVE Indonesian coffee. Awesome!

Cuban Turquino here this morning, dark roast and covered with oil! Oh Ya!!

I have four pounds of Mexican Echo Mountain organic coffee on the way. It's the best coffee I've ever had.

Caribean Cutthroat from Killer Bean! Love those beans Jerry but I'm going to be needing more of those beans. I may be trying the Brazilian this time around.

The coffee just arrived. It's labelled the same, but the beans I brought back from Mexico are a little bit darker and shinier. I'll try it in the morning and if it's as good as the stuff I bought in Puerta Vallarta, I'll be happy to share some with those of you that would like to try it.

Costa Rican Tarrazu - medium body, earthy and creamy. A very good bean.

I roasted some new Indian Mysore nuggets yesterday, and tried some this morning. It's like a cup of Baker's chocolate. Yum!

crafty: I like Costa Rican coffee (when I am in the mood for a relaxing, subtle, yet full body java).

Gary: I tried a few different coffees from India (though not the one you just posted about). I was not a fan of any of the coffee that I tried so far.

The lase few days (believe it or not): Sh-tbuck's coffee. No, I did NOT buy this coffee. It was a gift.

LCC,
This is my first experience with an Indian coffee. I was intrigued by theReview at Sweet Maria's and picked up 5 pounds. If you want to try something a bit different, give it a tumble.

I had a whole lot of Peet's Coffee while in SF and CA wine country last week. Me likey!

The last of a kilo of beans that an Italian friend brought to me on his last trip to the states.

Mercy Corps "Nicaraugan Panache"

Mexican Echo Mountain

I am in a bad and lazy coffee rut.....

I need to get out to the store in Peddler's Village and get off of the Columbia/Sumatra loop I'm on.......



Help.

DBW

I'm mostly on the Kenyan loop (from a couple of estates, all unpronouncable as all Kenyan estates seem to be) tho I roasted a Yeman last week that was excellent

Dark roast Organic Burundi this morning. I'm not too much of a fan of the Africans as they tend to be a bit to light and bright for me...but this is doing the job!

This afternoon my all time favorite, Cuban Turquino Extra...how can you bet the best!?!

Kona Joe 'Trellis Reserve Estate' 100% Kona.
This is owned by Joe Alban the brother to none other that John Alban

MrJerry's
KillerBeans African Assassin
KillerBeans Kalossi Knockout

I enjoyed the Kalossi Knockout more than the African Assassin.

TJ: I agree that SBUX cannot even come close to Peets. Like comparing a Pinto ('nuff said) to Honda Accord (not exactly a Ferrari but reliable, steady, & money well spent).

Picked up some Kauai medium roast and some Koban Papua beans.

Pretty tasty and great to break my Sumatra/Columbia/Jamaica rut....


DBW