Coffee what's your go to ?

[walleye guy]

Well I think I'm addicted cause its first thing I look for in the morning (right after I pee). And is a big concern when I travel, not knowing where to get a decent cup.
At home I do a single serve pour over with a fresh ground beans that are a custom mixture of different beans I mix together at home.
On the road I can do a Starbucks dark.

[obsessed1]

Anything strong and black. At home I either make dark roast in the Keurig or French press or even the stovetop percolator. Or throw some grounds into a pot of hot water and boil. Add some cold water to settle the grounds and pour.....I'm not at all fussy though and will drink gas station coffee as long as it's not weak.

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[tirebob]

Drink it black with no sugar as god intended it...

I used to only french press but I drink usually a litre in the morning and press just isn't big enough. I finally got convinced to try this unit from Moccamaster and I am surprised to say that it really does make the best drip coffee I have ever had and is insanely fast compared to anything I have ever used before. It is the the cats pajamas of a coffee makers for sure!

I still love a good french press but for daily this is it...

As for the type of coffee, just like my scotch I am all over the map depending on my mood. I like to try different roasts all the time, no specific brand in particular. Lately it has been all from Monogram roasters here in Calgary.

https://cb.scene7.com/is/image/Crate/McmstrKBGVGlBw10CfMkSVSSF21_VND/$web_pdp_main_carousel_med$/211014155319/moccamaster-kbgv-glass-brewer-10-cup-polished-silver-coffee-maker.jpg

[ALBTUFF]

Nespresso costa rica pod. Thats the good stuff. Once the wifey bought the nespresso machine its hard finding a decent cup of coffee. Just a pita to find pods anywhere.

[crwhite]

My wife bought the Nespresso too. I sure like it. She buys the pods online, delivered right to the door. Kinda cool that they recycle the used pods...

[Okotok]

Nothing but Kopi Luwak here! :)

[Lost Arrow]

It's my worst wet vice. I like it black and strong. Usually Timmy's will work. In the morning I like to get up early with the dogs, make a pot and just keep going until the pot is empty. Keurigs work too.

[Sashi]

Nothing too strong, Folgers with cream, we fill our own pods.

[teledogs]

Black, no sugar
Stove top espresso coffee maker
Kicking Horse Coffee Espresso beans
2 cups in the morning...

[spurly]

Folgers, with Hazelnut crème.

[bat119]

Folgers 1/2 cup coffee to a full pot of water straight up black

[Mavrick]

Black and strong. Coffee perked on the stove, with the second cup she’s a shot of whiskey. Then chore time.

[Dewey Cox]

I'm sure I could quit if I wanted to.
I just don't want to.

[Jack'n]

McDonalds for me... sitting at 93 free coffee's, trying to get to 100 before starting to use them up.

[catnthehat]

Whatever is on sale - I only get about 20MPG!:thinking-006:
Cat

[snowshoes]

Nespresso Intenso or Stormio. If I want a short pour, then its the Costa Rica.I I like a good dark roast! We order the pods online.

[Twisted Canuck]

President's Choice West Coast Dark Roast, ground almost espresso fine, and done in a Bialetti Moka pot on stove. Then make a black Americano with it. No cream, no sugar. Black.

[walleye guy]

Anyone try this stuff? Thinking they must be doing pretty good as they seem to have lots of money for advertising and sponsoring wild tv programs.

[ganderblaster]

For a daily perk it’s hard to beat the Starbucks Winter Blend beans from Costco in value. Nothing fancy but decent for the price. Goes on sale $16-18 for 2.5lbs

[Mavrick]

President's Choice West Coast Dark Roast, ground almost espresso fine, and done in a Bialetti Moka pot on stove. Then make a black Americano with it. No cream, no sugar. Black.

Your just messing with us guys with a grade 8 education right? I don’t think I can say enough of those words to make that kind of coffee.:)

[elkhunter11]

Anyone try this stuff? Thinking they must be doing pretty good as they seem to have lots of money for advertising and sponsoring wild tv programs.

Their commercials are so bad, I won't bother trying their coffee. I like my coffee fairly strong, black, and no sugar, usually only a cup per day though. Usually it's Tim Hortons, but usually whatever is handy.

[Spidey]

Kicking Horse 454

or

Doi Chaang Single Estate Dark Roast


Drink it black using hand pour set up, but now tirebob has me curious about his set up!

[Talking moose]

McDonald’s. It’s simply the best.

[Smokinyotes]

McDonald’s. It’s simply the best.

X2. As soon as my teeth are brushed I turn on the kuerig and Throw in a McCafe pod. Black only.

[Twisted Canuck]

Your just messing with us guys with a grade 8 education right? I don’t think I can say enough of those words to make that kind of coffee.:)

Ok. I grind coffee and do it in a percolator on the stove, sort of. Better?

[tirebob]

Kicking Horse 454

or

Doi Chaang Single Estate Dark Roast


Drink it black using hand pour set up, but now tirebob has me curious about his set up!Come to the dark side... Muahahaha!!

Seriously, I can't say enough about this unit. The water temp it brews at is perfect... Every time. No burnt bitterness and so fast! I thought is was going to just be an expensive gimmick but I was so happy to be wrong!

https://www.moccamaster.eu

[mrcrossbow]

i think im a sick guy, i just love nescafe dark instant coffee, 2 table spoons to a cup. other then that French press with folgers . or keurig pods any flavored stuff. but my go to is the instant coffee,
if im driving i like a mc Donald's large 3x3, not sure why but i do.

[Jayhad]

Kicking Horse Three Sisters
French press
Black
No condiments

[omega50]

Partial to a bargain-produced in Germany
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/tchibo-family-ground-coffee/6000198656925
Dripped thru a cone filter perched right over my cup
https://www.amazon.ca/MELITTA-Plastic-Pour-Over-Coffee-Filters/dp/B00CHILTMG/ref=asc_df_B00CHILTMG/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=292955451538&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4835849772486080370&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001326&hvtargid=pla-435761304224&psc=1

[StiksnStrings]

Dark, darker and darkest.
Sometimes with cream, of the Irish variety.
If! the spoon falls to edge, too weak...
If! the spoon stands up, you're getting close...
If! the spoon has dissolved when you take it out, just right.

Kicking Horse 454, oh ya!

[Stinky Buffalo]

Nothing but Kopi Luwak here! :)

Hahahahahahahah! Big spender, you! :lol:

I'm sure I could quit if I wanted to.
I just don't want to.

That's what I tell people too when they see me pouring my fifth cup of coffee for the morning... :D

For me, Costco Starbucks Cafe Verona in the bean bag, grind one pots' worth at a time. Have the Braun brewer, and it works pretty good. Use Keurig pods too, Cafe Verona for those as well, or I have the reusable pods for those too. Definitely a fan of Kicking Horse Kick Arse blend as well.

Will have a fancy coffee at Starbuck's if I'm on the road. Prefer McDonald's to Timmie's.

[DiabeticKripple]

anything will do

[FCLightning]

Kicking Horse 454



Yup, that's the stuff.

[brewster29]

I like my coffee the same way I like my women.

Ground up and in the freezer.

Seriously though, strong medium roast, black, no sugar, hate Starbucks.

[FCLightning]

Bialetti Moka

Curiousity got me and I googled it - been using one for years when backpacking. Chinook Outdoors made these in a 1 cup unit and I got one as a Fathers Day gift about 20 years ago.

[Twisted Canuck]

They make great coffee. And they are inexpensive to buy.

[Positrac]

I like Tim Hortons when I feel like having a poop. I actually don’t take a sip before finding a suitable place to go…

[pikergolf]

Starbucks Cafe Verona beans from Costco. Great Coffee at a great price.

[Fish along]

Pc westcoast dark roast,in the keureg

[troutbug]

In pinch and on the go I get A&W, the new brew they have is 100 times better then the old garbage they iused to serve. Alot of guys I know have switched from Timmys and Mcdonalds to A&W

Other then that I grind my beans and use a french press. I use alot of home roaster type companys and always trying new ones.

This does not come as whole bean but is actually very very good.
https://blackstarcowboycoffee.com/

[schreyer]

Folgers vanilla biscotti!

[Cross Eyed Cowboy]

If you want good coffee then start out with good equipment, grind and brew your own.

You'll probably never go back to the pre-ground variety we commonly see in the supermarkets.

It takes a bit of trial and error to get something to your liking but well worth it.

I've been using the Moccamster KBT 7421 brewer and Baratza Encore grinder for about 5 years and rarely brew a pre-ground coffee any longer.

The variety of coffee beans is endless.

[RandyBoBandy]

Geebuzz, I feel so cheap not using a $450 - $750 coffee maker:) Some day I'll splurge and comment :)

[troutbug]

Geebuzz, I feel so cheap not using a $450 - $750 coffee maker:) Some day I'll splurge and comment :)

I have a $100 french press and $60 grinder I have used for years. Dont have to get all crazy and expensive. The difference in taste alone is very worth it.

[Dynamic]

Black and in a cup. Just get that s**t in me.

[calgarychef]

I’m pretty lucky, my daughters have both worked at Starbucks, so I get a good assortment. Before this I actually liked Kirkland quite a bit. I use a pour over “Vietnamese” style single cup coffee maker.

In Africa “black and bitter” is what they call a cup of black unsweetened coffee and that’s how I like it.

[Remco]

For the last year I've been using a Senseo machine. After working from home for the year I got sick of it so I switched to an Espresso machine.
Right now I've got 10 different coffee beans I'm trying out, haven't found the one yet.

[ChrisGrohms]

We got onto the Starbucks French roast whole beans from Costco. Run of the mill coffee pot. We would enjoy a better coffee maker but usually make 2-3 pots throughout the day and need the volume of a pot!
Whenever Costco has a sale we stock up 6-8 bags.
We don’t have a huge kitchen so a grinder hasnt found a home here yet. We use the vitamix to grind the beans. It usually grinds them pretty fine and we get a good strong coffee out of it.

[Battle Rat]

I like my coffee the same way I like my women.

Ground up and in the freezer.

Seriously though, strong medium roast, black, no sugar, hate Starbucks.

LOL
I like my coffee the way I like my women, cheap and from a third world country.

[justsomeguy]

Anyone else just waste 20 minutes looking up moca pots and Moccamaster?

[trapperdodge]

Aeropress. Make 1 cup at a time. I've tried them all and at the moment this is it. I'm always on the lookout for a new bean.

You won't see me @ Horton's.

[EZM]

I live with coffee snobs.

We have a Breville machine (whole beans in top then grinds) and it makes a great coffee as you get the freshest coffee and hottest water to make a perfect cup. With 4 coffee drinkers in the house, and everyone on their own schedule - and own styles they like - this is the best espresso, cappuccino, latte or coffee machine for the one cup at a time crowd. I am a simpleton and usually go for a straight Americano or the occasional latte if and when I decide I am staying put and working from home.

https://www.amazon.ca/Breville-BES870XL-Barista-Express-Espresso/dp/B00CH9QWOU/ref=asc_df_B00CH9QWOU/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=292899321329&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2943200516189607842&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9061280&hvtargid=pla-383187201970&psc=1

When we have guests, or on the weekend, the Techivorm MochaMaster (same as a few others on here) comes out and we do batches. Easier to do it this way for multiple cups - and this machine has perfect temperature and a gold/copper filter that helps soften the water. My wife wanted this for Christmas a few years ago and I am happy we got it.

https://www.amazon.ca/Moccamaster-10-Cup-Coffee-Thermal-Polished/dp/B002S4DI2S/ref=asc_df_B002S4DI2S/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=292943077607&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12204766507238673063&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9061280&hvtargid=pla-310050982308&psc=1

I hate to say it, and will never admit it, a good machine, and the right machine does make a huge difference. Fresh grind makes a difference. And good temperature control and water make a difference.

Our agreed upon "go to" brand it Lavazza coffee - we get the Rossa (RED) and sometimes the other one "crema something or other". We tried a few brands and the other one I like was at Coop (Big Mountain Dark) which I thought was every bit as good as anything and reasonable in price.

https://www.amazon.ca/Lavazza-Espresso-Rossa-Beans-1000gm/dp/B009IU5TQI/ref=asc_df_B009IU5TQI/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=292918787037&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=14573430600202780315&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9061280&hvtargid=pla-572429464798&psc=1

https://www.calgarycoop.com/our-stories/big-mountain-coffee/

Having said all of that, I grab a cup of Tim's quite often, almost daily if I'm out and about and there is nothing wrong with it. I think they pour enough coffee that you get a fresh cup pretty much anytime you pull through. My wife and son upturn their noses at Tim's and would rather drop $10-$12 on 2 cups of coffee at Starbucks which seems insane to me. I think their straight up coffee is sour, bitter and acidic.

[kujoseto]

Moccamaster brew at home.
Lavazza beans from most grocery stores. The red and grey bag makes a coffee with low acidity and I never get heartburn from it.
I can’t stand most coffee elsewhere. Either too bitter or it tastes like the coffee maker needs a good cleaning and decalcification

[270person]

I'm a Flames fan so anything with a happy face or palm tree in the foam holds my attention for hours.

Keurig McDonald's with 10% cream. If sugar comes within 3 feet of it toss it. Not sure how ppl can enjoy that nasty crap.

[shooter55]

Dark roast always ~ French press was my go to for years and in between a Nespresso but I found it cooler
We moved out to Carstairs and for house warming bought a Delonghi barista machine
Life changer on coffee front….in love with Americano just about black with SB espresso or French roast beans…we’ve been experimenting with local roasted dark roasts and some good ones are out there

[Outbound]

Nothing but Kopi Luwak here! :)

This stuff is delicious. Too spendy for a daily cup though. LOL.

Kicking Horse is our go to. Usually Grizzly Claw or 454. I do keep a couple cans of the Kirkland Colombian stuff around too. It's good for a fast and dirty cup of go juice.

[waldedw]

LOL
I like my coffee the way I like my women, cheap and from a third world country.

I heard it a little different.

I like my coffee the same way I like my women, strong, cheap, hot, dark and fresh from the pot. :sHa_shakeshout:

[vinny]

Aeropress. Make 1 cup at a time. I've tried them all and at the moment this is it. I'm always on the lookout for a new bean.

You won't see me @ Horton's.

Yes to all of this! Aeropress is the best thing ever. I get all of our coffee beans from Cuppers in Lethbridge.

[bubba300]

Usally Nabob Organic or Folgers,black with teaspoon of honey.I really don't mind any coffee.Not a fan of Tims but will drink it. I like instant coffee also,quick and easy,great for camping.

[Redneck Hippy]

Drinking my old standby Three Sisters right now.
Pour over from a low tech chopper grinder thingy.

Oh I can nerd out over fifth wave coffee origins and methods with the best
But after a while it starts sounding like crack addicts saying only Mexican smoked off an broken incandescent is good enough for me!

McDonalds is decent for drive through.
Try to search out small independent shops in small towns. Most have gotten way better with coffee in the last decade and deserve some support.

[jeprli]

Espresso lavazza rossa in the morning, double shot.

Turkish when outside,easy to prepare and a great primer for an active day.

I love Cuban coffe, flavour is outstanding.

[bat119]

I'm from a time before there were fancy machines and a plethora of exotic coffees there was just a plain cup of Joe.

Traveled for work many years had lots of bad coffee in camps, cafe's, gas stations and job sites sometimes getting by the taste to get a dose of caffeine took willpower and a little cream if it was really bad. I never did find out why camp coffee was greenish in colour and left permanent stains on a Styrofoam cup after only one cup.

For my unrefined taste buds Folgers at home is my goto , Mc D's on the road always black the way coffee was intended to be consumed. A buddy gave me a coffee at work, it was a double double from Timmy's worst coffee I ever spat out how can anybody do that to coffee.

[sewerrat]

Kirkland dark roast for me, if we go on vacation we always bring a bit of grounds with us until we find the right coffee at our destination.
If we are on the road it will be McDonalds and if they are not around, Tim's dark roast will have to do. All black , no cream or sugar please?

[AlbertaSam]

Yes to all of this! Aeropress is the best thing ever. I get all of our coffee beans from Cuppers in Lethbridge.


Cuppers in Lethbridge is the go-to place for us too. Great selection , friendly staff , small local business I'm happy to support.

[troutbug]

There is a place in St Albert (Turkish coffee shop) that makes the coffee with hot sand. Really neat process but also tasted amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC8PfyGBCoc

[chris762]

Not mine, but......I told the airline stewardess, " I like my coffee like I prefer my women." Stewardess says, " That's good, but you don't have to pay for your coffee here."

[Twisted Canuck]

Geebuzz, I feel so cheap not using a $450 - $750 coffee maker:) Some day I'll splurge and comment :)

Not really necessary to spend that much, although a good burr grinder is a must. You can get them for a couple hundred. I use a Breville machine. And a Moka pot is thirty bucks.

Really, the most important factors in a good cup of coffee, is good beans ground fresh (and that is all about personal taste, I still like my PC West Coast Dark best of all), burr grinder, good water. Don't use well water that tastes like sulfur and think you will have a tasty cuppa.

And drink it black.

[EZM]

Kirkland dark roast for me, if we go on vacation we always bring a bit of grounds with us until we find the right coffee at our destination.
If we are on the road it will be McDonalds and if they are not around, Tim's dark roast will have to do. All black , no cream or sugar please?

That's one sure fire way to get your luggage searched for drugs ....

My son brought over some Mercury Coffee (he lives in Seattle) and every time he visits they toss his bags absolutely convinced he's smuggling dope and trying to hide the scent.

I came back from Europe and had a bunch of coffee in the bag and they pretty much ignored it - I am too old to arouse any suspicion I guess.

[badger]

Mostly Kicking Horse or Fratello

[sewerrat]

That's one sure fire way to get your luggage searched for drugs ....

My son brought over some Mercury Coffee (he lives in Seattle) and every time he visits they toss his bags absolutely convinced he's smuggling dope and trying to hide the scent.

I came back from Europe and had a bunch of coffee in the bag and they pretty much ignored it - I am too old to arouse any suspicion I guess.

Never had an issue and we travel lots.

[Twisted Canuck]

That's one sure fire way to get your luggage searched for drugs ....

My son brought over some Mercury Coffee (he lives in Seattle) and every time he visits they toss his bags absolutely convinced he's smuggling dope and trying to hide the scent.

I came back from Europe and had a bunch of coffee in the bag and they pretty much ignored it - I am too old to arouse any suspicion I guess.

I always bring coffee back from Bolivia when I go. And I always end up getting searched in the Bolivian airport. But not when I get home. It annoys me to a high degree when they cut open my bags of coffee beans.

[GrandSlam]

Lavazza is my go to now. Nothing comes close to the flavour. McDonald’s isn’t too bad.

[GrandSlam]

I like Tim Hortons when I feel like having a poop. I actually don’t take a sip before finding a suitable place to go…


Yep, never drink it just before going out hunting. Guaranteed in two hours, the poop is flying [emoji1787]

[Cappy]

25 plus years of shift work and by necessity I live on the stuff.

I have become very fond of the Midnight Canoe Trip from the boys at Bolt Action Coffee. Roasted fresh once a week to fill orders and not just sitting in a warehouse going stale. Then I grind the beans when it's time to brew. Although the different brew methods all create slightly different tastes they have all been great. Drip, pour over, French press or the best, the old perc on the camp stove.

[Spidey]

No love for Sanka anymore? :)

Reading this thread has me contemplating putting a Moccamaster on my Christmas list for next year.

Like others have said, a good burr grinder is important. I've been using this one daily for the past 3 years and it hasn't skipped a beat.

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0043095WW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Prairiewolf]

I drink a McDonalds almost daily on my commute to work - and I do love it.

However, after finishing the last of my Christmas shopping today, I found myself near a Phil and Sebastian's and bought myself my first cup there in a few years. Let me tell you, its a cut above the rest. MMM!!!!

[YoteStopper]

I have a drip machine, but use the Aeropress on a daily basis as well.

Coffee itself mostly Salt Spring (West Coast Dark Roast, French Roast, Festive Blend) or something from Arrowhead Coffee Co. Whole bean and grind with my Bodum Bistro burr grinder.

Also have a Breville espresso appliance, but rarely use it. One day I'd like to go to a Gaggia Classic Pro...

[trapperdodge]

What, no Black Rifle coffee or Ole Smoke drinkers here? Ha

[270person]

Not really necessary to spend that much, although a good burr grinder is a must. You can get them for a couple hundred. I use a Breville machine. And a Moka pot is thirty bucks.

Really, the most important factors in a good cup of coffee, is good beans ground fresh (and that is all about personal taste, I still like my PC West Coast Dark best of all), burr grinder, good water. Don't use well water that tastes like sulfur and think you will have a tasty cuppa.

And drink it black.


You're so Bohemian. :sHa_sarcasticlol: Do you paint perhaps? Play a cello? Volvo sedan? Sherlock Holmes hat and pipe?

[RandyBoBandy]

I have a drip machine, but use the Aeropress on a daily basis as well.

Coffee itself mostly Salt Spring (West Coast Dark Roast, French Roast, Festive Blend) or something from Arrowhead Coffee Co. Whole bean and grind with my Bodum Bistro burr grinder.

Also have a Breville espresso appliance, but rarely use it. One day I'd like to go to a Gaggia Classic Pro...

Same with me and I love my Aeropress at work in the AM, when I make time :)

[Twisted Canuck]

You're so Bohemian. :sHa_sarcasticlol: Do you paint perhaps? Play a cello? Volvo sedan? Sherlock Holmes hat and pipe?

I was gonna do all of that, but then an Oilers fan got triggered and accused me of cultural appropriation, so I couldn't do it.

[kujoseto]

Aeropress. Make 1 cup at a time. I've tried them all and at the moment this is it. I'm always on the lookout for a new bean.

You won't see me @ Horton's.

How could I forget about the aeropress. I take that camping but sometimes at the house we get on a routine of using it instead of technivorm moccamaster. Great coffee indeed

[Sleddawg]

Wildcat Coffee Company is legit. The "whiskey throttle" is my favourite. I believe the guy roasts them out of his shop/garage near Cochrane/cremona area. Its a must try in my books

[vinny]

We got a bag of beans from here as a gift this summer. Great coffee!

https://prairiebean.coffee/store-2/

[SamSteele]

I’ve been buying coffee from Riverbend Roasters out of St Albert area. Good stuff and I like supporting local. He will even deliver it to your door if your local and do a decent sized order.

SS

[graybeard]

For home, whatever is on sale.

For a stocking stuffer, I always get a pound of McDonalds coffee in my sock from my daughter.

McDonalds is my No. 1 choice: On my way to work or an outing, I pass a McDonalds that is nearby, so I stop in.

[lannie]

We have a great coffee company with great owners in the Crowsnest Pass.

Give them a try when your down.

http://www.crowsnestcoffeecompany.com

[kingrat]

Pc westcoast dark roast,in the keureg

X2

[kingrat]

Yep, never drink it just before going out hunting. Guaranteed in two hours, the poop is flying [emoji1787]

You can last 2 hours that's impressive

[KGB]

We bought an automatic espresso coffee machine Saeco from The Bay about 4 years ago. Best purchase ever! We tried lots of different beans but keep coming back to the Mellitta Espresso beans. Great taste. Sells for $17-18 but once every 4-5 months goes on sale for like $10 per bag. I usually load up on that deal.

[EZM]

What, no Black Rifle coffee or Ole Smoke drinkers here? Ha

Black Rifle is marketing genius. It appeals to "our type" of person (hunters, fishermen, gun owners) and I REALLY REALLY want to like the coffee.

Unfortunately it's the same old crap. It's really not good at all.

But it's clever marketing I guess.

[gordfishing]

Starbucks

Venti Skinny Latte
1 Pump Vanilla
No foam

I have this daily

[Tannerdog]

Agree on the Black Rifle being crap. I tried to like a couple of them and couldn't do it. McDonalds pods in the Keurig has stuck.

[Desert Eagle]

I have tried many types in many different ways. Have a buddy that started a coffee business, and a few of his types are far beyond what I have found anywhere else.

For all you coffee pro’s you need to give it a try. Seriously, after having this most of the suggestions here you won’t even want to try again.

His company is Alternate Route Coffee Co. if you follow the French press brewing instructions (which are very particular to do it right) you will be amazed. My favourite flavours currently are : expresso blend, almond butter and jelly, and he had a Costa Rican that was out of this world, just not sure if it got restocked yet.

They sell online or in some stores local to the Edmonton area. They are located at the EIA and are great to deal with.

[Big Grey Wolf]

My trapping partners grandson just bought coffee plantation in Hawaii. If you want some high grade product I will put word in for you.

[tirebob]

You're so Bohemian. :sHa_sarcasticlol: Do you paint perhaps? Play a cello? Volvo sedan? Sherlock Holmes hat and pipe?

Hey... I resemble part of that remark! :argue2:

:love0025:

[YoteStopper]

Black Rifle is marketing genius. It appeals to "our type" of person (hunters, fishermen, gun owners) and I REALLY REALLY want to like the coffee.

Unfortunately it's the same old crap. It's really not good at all.

But it's clever marketing I guess.

BRCC is just overpriced garbage. I don't support them due to their political flip-flopping and the owners stupid antics.

If you want good coffee and wish to support a veteran owned company, there are at least a couple Canadian options; I drink a lot of Arrowhead myself and get a box automatically a couple times a year through their subscription program.

[RandyBoBandy]

My trapping partners grandson just bought coffee plantation in Hawaii. If you want some high grade product I will put word in for you.

Sweet !! PM me with the details :) I love coffee from the Islands :)

[Faststeel]

We bought an automatic espresso coffee machine Saeco from The Bay about 4 years ago. Best purchase ever! We tried lots of different beans but keep coming back to the Mellitta Espresso beans. Great taste. Sells for $17-18 but once every 4-5 months goes on sale for like $10 per bag. I usually load up on that deal.

I like the Melita dark roast through a Melita cone filter

[shooter55]

stopped by innisfail this week for a coffee and tried the new coffee and local brewery Dark Woods Coffee Roasting. Being a dark roast fan, I found the French Roast really super. Worth driving back for more beans
(and the beer is top notch as well)

[WayneChristie]

best I remember was Kona fresh brewed right on the plantation on Oahu :sHa_shakeshout: since I had Delta its all the same to me now, just bitter water with no taste or smell. still get the caffeine rush tho! :scared0018:

[DirtShooter]

I got the bialetti, the aero press and the cheapie drip coffee maker.

McDs, Kicking Horse, Second Cup, Starbucks are all great. Black Rifle is all marketing, Tims SUCKS. Actually A&W coffee is now better than Tims.


One day I will buy a machine like tirebob.

aeropress is great to bring to site as Amazon springs coffee is mud water lol.

Looking for some Kona coffee for my dad as it's his favorite coffee.

[tirebob]

I got the bialetti, the aero press and the cheapie drip coffee maker.

McDs, Kicking Horse, Second Cup, Starbucks are all great. Black Rifle is all marketing, Tims SUCKS. Actually A&W coffee is now better than Tims.


One day I will buy a machine like tirebob.

aeropress is great to bring to site as Amazon springs coffee is mud water lol.

Looking for some Kona coffee for my dad as it's his favorite coffee.

Priorities! Haha!

I will wear nothing but $17.99 Costco jeans, live in an old house, buy my gonch in bulk and anything else I can to not spend money just so I can have great coffee, scotch, red wine and food. Lol!

I am in trouble now though that I have found guns again I think :kick: :)