Less tha 20 bucks out the door at Walmart. It does a great job.
With Community Coffee Cafe Blend.
With Community Coffee Cafe Blend.
Coffee Brewers, what's out there?
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During the week I refill k cups and then use an aero press on the weekends. BRCC Murdered Out is my jam. Good enough that my wife stopped using cream and sugar in hers. 2 bags a month keeps us stocked up
Month into it....
Liking the Chemex Coffee and finding that BRC - "Just Black" suits my tastes.
Ordered up some of their Freedom Grind or whatever it is to try as well resupplied with some "Just Black".
If you are coffee drinkers here is a suggestion to try with your next afternoon coffee.
Drink it with a 1/4 cup of mixed nuts. Mixed nuts equal - Brazils, Macadamias, Cashews, Almonds, Walnuts - salted.
I did this the other day just because I happened to have a coffee and I was having an afternoon snack.
The combined coffee/nut flavors was like eating a rich steak coated in coffee grounds and char grilled to perfection.
Fucking tongue awesomeness....
Who is into the BRC Coffee club. Not thinking I want to spend $13/pound on coffee. Dont mind paying more to support their causes though. If the club discount gets price down to $9-10/pound I might join in.
Liking the Chemex Coffee and finding that BRC - "Just Black" suits my tastes.
Ordered up some of their Freedom Grind or whatever it is to try as well resupplied with some "Just Black".
If you are coffee drinkers here is a suggestion to try with your next afternoon coffee.
Drink it with a 1/4 cup of mixed nuts. Mixed nuts equal - Brazils, Macadamias, Cashews, Almonds, Walnuts - salted.
I did this the other day just because I happened to have a coffee and I was having an afternoon snack.
The combined coffee/nut flavors was like eating a rich steak coated in coffee grounds and char grilled to perfection.
Fucking tongue awesomeness....
Who is into the BRC Coffee club. Not thinking I want to spend $13/pound on coffee. Dont mind paying more to support their causes though. If the club discount gets price down to $9-10/pound I might join in.
Are the discounts worth it?
Ever get an offering from any of their partner businesses that were worth while - a good deal on a Surefire would be okay - truth be told though nothing beats the deals I find in the PX here.
Matt Best seems a great dude and I appreciate his support/being out front publicly in some of the causes I too support so paying more for good coffee doesnt bother me.
I was buying gas station Green Mountain at $.95.
Guessing I can make a travel mug of BRC for close to same price (coffee and Chemex filter costs) and enjoy better brew.
I stumbled across Longbow Roasters a few months ago, and like their 300MM and Helfire blends. IIRC, the owner is an active
Apache pilot at Ft. Hood, and works out of Salado, TX.
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Apache pilot at Ft. Hood, and works out of Salado, TX.
Longbow Roasters Coffee Co
Because Coffee is all about the Experience. Freshly Roasted Small Batch Coffee in Salado Texas. Shop Online. Subscribe and Save. Specialty Coffee Roaster. Veteran owned and operated. Salado Texas coffee shop and Salado's only coffee roaster. Order Now. 108 Royal Street Salado Texas 76571.
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Any coffee brewed in a percolator over a campfire is good.
I think I tend to "overcook" when I use a percolator on either stove top or fire.
In any matter I consider any coffee brewed by anyone but me better than my production even if they brew it the exact same way I do - weird but thats the way it is.
I’m in it for the coffee, which I like or I wouldn’t buy it. I haven’t used any of the “deals” that get sent to my inbox mainly because it seems that I’m not really in the market for whatever comes my way when it shows up. Also supporting a good company run by a good group of guys is a plus.
I bought a small aluminum percolator at REI back before they went public with being against the Bill of Rights.
I carry coffe in a zip lock bag and 5 or 6 paper filters.
I either perc over the fire or over a GI Squad stove.
The one I use is similar to this....
weighs nothing and doesnt limit me to the "tea bag" style coffees.
I do a lot of backcountry hiking/camping, I love my Aeropress for coffee. Just use my MSR camp stove to heat water, add coffee and filter, then press.
