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What coffee did you drink today?

Just brewed up some Ethiopian beans I roasted this afternoon. Holy moly, I found my floral/berry notes that other roasters tend to zip past. It is truly amazing flavors, and I've only got 6#. I must find more!!!
 
Working on a blend of Papua New Guinea and Venice, both from Groundwork. I found the Papua to be a little too acidic, so I've blended the beans with the Venice to balance it out.
 
Cheap cafe coffee <Yuck> Real reason is to bump this to the top again to get people posting so I get more ideas on coffee again
 
Scap said:
Just brewed up some Ethiopian beans I roasted this afternoon. Holy moly, I found my floral/berry notes that other roasters tend to zip past. It is truly amazing flavors, and I've only got 6#. I must find more!!!
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I bought some Ethiopian beans from a semi-local roaster a while back, tasted exactly like blueberries to me. So much that I broke down and baked some blueberry muffins to go with some of it.

Then out of the blue some folks in Bellingham, WA sent me a few bags of local roasted beans not too long ago, and there was a subtle blueberry note again. It was the Don Calavera from Bellingham Roasters, FWIW. I also kept the bag from the local place, I'll see what that bean was.

I don't do flavored coffee, but when the flavors are part of the coffee, that's pretty neat in small doses. I don't know that blueberry flavored coffee is something I'd want other than every now and then.
 
ChuckJr said:
I bought some Ethiopian beans from a semi-local roaster a while back, tasted exactly like blueberries to me. So much that I broke down and baked some blueberry muffins to go with some of it.

Then out of the blue some folks in Bellingham, WA sent me a few bags of local roasted beans not too long ago, and there was a subtle blueberry note again. It was the Don Calavera from Bellingham Roasters, FWIW. I also kept the bag from the local place, I'll see what that bean was.

I don't do flavored coffee, but when the flavors are part of the coffee, that's pretty neat in small doses. I don't know that blueberry flavored coffee is something I'd want other than every now and then.
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Ethiopian is one of my regular go to for this exact flavor note. First time my local coffee shop told me that you could taste the blueberry flavor I thought he was crazy, but one cup changed my mind.
 
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