mmm Komodo Dragon is really good, bold but not bitter. I bought it once together with Caffè Verona. So many flavours and not enough coffee makers!Quote:
Originally Posted by thecountess
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mmm Komodo Dragon is really good, bold but not bitter. I bought it once together with Caffè Verona. So many flavours and not enough coffee makers!Quote:
Originally Posted by thecountess
Patty and I have not been to a movie together without one of our kids since 1996. One of us will occasionally take Kevin to a moive while the other watches the 4 year old beast. Maybe in 2020 we'll have a chance. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by ccmp1974
You HAVE to try Kenya, that one's my favourite, then Komodo Dragon.Quote:
Originally Posted by trucks12trucks
$17.00 for a pound of coffee might seem a little steep to some but I redeem my Airmiles for either Starbucks or Second Cup cards.
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I feel the same way!!:bawling:Quote:
Originally Posted by DH666
I found a coffee from Uganda that is fantastic. It's called Bigushu or something like that. It's difficult to find. I found it in a shop called Old Europe or "La Vielle Europe" since it's in Montreal. I prefer the brown as opposed to the dark since I find that the coffee tastes like ashes with the dark beans.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecountess
Sounds good! :top:Quote:
Originally Posted by thecountess
I usually dont buy new varieties if I havent tried them before cause I never know if I am going to like it or not, but I shall buy upon your advise!
Coffee is heaven in a bean! Time to fetch another cup!
Neat http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/happy/happy0034.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by DH666
I love all the little shops in Old Montreal, I have only been once but want to go again (and do some serious shopping while I'm there of course)
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I'll have one too Trucks, thanks!!! http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/sign/sign0196.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by trucks12trucks
lol :P
For some people, coffee makes them like this http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/party/party0006.gif but I drink so much (4-5 a day) it doesn't have that effect on me.
I have to have my coffee in the morning or I am a grumpy zombie with a headache.
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If you ever find the Ugandan coffee, give it a try. I tried both the Kenyan and the Ugandan and I find the Ugandan has a richer flavour. :top:Quote:
Originally Posted by trucks12trucks
Same, I drink around 7/9 a day..I will walk into doors and walls until I get that first cup; I need something to keep me awake at night AND day. I drink tea too sometimes in between.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecountess
and here ya go!
or did ya want a full cup?
http://www.alleewillis.com/blog/wp-c...lu-bg_8288.jpg
This on is on St. Laurent with a bunch of other little shops. I think I've been to old Montreal just a few times.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecountess
I was actually thinking more along these linesQuote:
Originally Posted by trucks12trucks
http://www.toxel.com/wp-content/uplo...tobjects01.jpg
lol :)
Wow going on 4 days of sunshine in a row. Woooohooooo! Must get outside.
written and noted! I am going to ask around a few shops downtown, I shall definitely try and find it! :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by DH666