Coffee

[StoutAndAle]

I mentioned the Barn/Kreator collaboration coffee in the shameless merch thread. Solid cup of coffee - definitely worth your time.

This Malawi from Imbibe Dublin is fucking immense - they still have some left by the look of things too. Savage cup.

https://imbibe.ie/product/malawi-mchezi-hill-estate/

[livingabortion]

I think I need to change my brand of coffee, it's giving me the shits lately.

[jobrok1]

"Coffee House Lane of Waterford"
Picked up a bag in Aldi (was one of their special offers) the other week and went back for a few more the next day.

YUM!

[StoutAndAle]

Zombie Thread - Caffeinated Resurection!

Slugging back the black stuff as I peruse. Saw Ochoill posted about cooking in the Simple Pleasures thread and it brought to my mind the absolute horror show way that he used to make coffee.   

I've bought several varietals from Calendar coffee in Galway over the last while. I highly recommend. They do a large bag of test roast (much like The Barn in Berlin) which is great if you just want a coffee-tasting coffee and is very good value.   

https://calendarcoffee.ie/

Imbibe are still the tops for me though.

https://imbibe.ie/shop/

[ochoill]

Slugging back the black stuff as I peruse. Saw Ochoill posted about cooking in the Simple Pleasures thread and it brought to my mind the absolute horror show way that he used to make coffee.   

I completely forgot about that.  It's all either French press or Moka pot nowadays.  Mostly the Moka at the minute, I got it as a gift too late last year.  Buying packs of UCC coffee in Tesco usually, it's decent, but it is about time for another Imbibe order.

[leatherface]

Just a simple stovetop 'Italiano' coffee maker for me, get beans ground up locally.

[91/30]

Aldi beans are great in my experience, my wife buys all these other expensive packs from time to time but I can't taste any amazing difference worth the extra outlay