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Battle Of The Nuts...Coffee That Is...

Battle Of The Nuts…Coffee That Is…

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I love the taste of peanuts and other nuts, but of course there’s the feeling of my tongue swelling and throat closing that goes along with it for me. Yup, I’m allergic to nuts, however I can still satisfy the craving with flavored coffees. Yeah, the man made flavors aren’t a perfect solution, but because [...]

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What I’m Drinking – Jamin Java From Marley Coffee

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The Drink: Jamin Java from Marley Coffee Type: Whole Bean Roast/Body: Full City Roast with a Full Body Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 The next stop in my Marley Coffee adventure is Jammin Java, an organic dark roast coffee with a nod to Bob Marley’s song Jaming. I can’t promise that this coffee will [...]

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What I’m Drinking Yemen Ameera From Paradise Roasters

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The Drink: Yemen Ameera From Paradise Roasters Type: Whole Bean Overall Rating: 4.25 Out Of 5 Cups Today I’m drinking Yemen Ameera And Trade from Paradise Roasters, courtesy of ROASTe. With a score of 92 out of 100, Ameera is the highest rated Yemen coffee according to Coffee Review. That alone is pretty impressive, but [...]

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What I’m Drinking – Santa Anita De Costa Rica

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The Drink – Santa Anita De Costa Rica Type: Whole Bean Overall Rating: 3.5 out of 5 cups Today, I’m drinking a coffee from Java City called Santa Anita De Costa Rica. It’s part of their Eco-Grounds program, which promotes sustainable social ecological and economic models for the coffee’s production and trade. There’s something extra [...]

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What I’m Drinking – Hula Daddy From Clos Pepe

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The Drink: ‘Hula Daddy’ 100% Kona ‘Mele’ Roast from Clos Pepe Type: Whole Bean Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 cups Clos Pepe (pronounced with a long ‘o’ and with no ‘s’, like ‘Clo’) is a family owned vineyard and winery in the Santa Rita Hills of Santa Barbara, California. Yes, I said winery. They’re [...]

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What I’m Drinking – 100% Kona from Best Thing To Happen To Coffee

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The Drink: 100% Kona From Best Thing To Happen To Coffee Type: Ground Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 cups. I could drink this coffee all day long. When I think Hawaii, I think sunny beaches, surfing on big waves and luaus, but it’s also known for Kona, one of the best coffee regions in [...]

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What I’m Drinking – Indian Monsoon Malabar

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The Drink: Indian Monsoon Malabar From Port City Coffee Roasters Type: Whole Bean Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 cups I’ve been very fortunate to try some amazing coffees this week, first it was the Kopi Luwak from Rocket Fuel Coffee, today it’s the Indian Monsoon Malabar from Port City Coffee Roasters. It’s definitely not [...]

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What I’m Drinking – Kopi Luwak From Rocket Fuel Coffee

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The Drink: Kopi Luwak from Rocket Fuel Coffee Type: Whole Bean Overall Rating: 5 out 5 coffee cups There’s one coffee that costs up to $600 a pound and only a thousand or so pounds of it are made a year. It’s called Kopi Luwak and thanks to Jason over at Coffee Cup News and [...]

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What I’m Drinking – Rain Forest Crunch from Port City Coffee Roasters

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The Drink: Rain Forest Crunch from Port City Coffee Roasters Type: Whole bean Overall Rating: 3.5 out of 5 cups I usually avoid desserts and other foods that have the word “crunch” in it, because they usually include some form of nuts and I’m allergic to just about everything. However, that wasn’t going to stop [...]

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What I’m Drinking – Mudslide Coffee From Port City Coffee Roasters

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The Drink: Mudslide Coffee Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 cups Over the last few weeks, I’ve struck up a repertoire with the crew at Port City Coffee Roaster of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. It started out on Twitter and carried on to the Daily Shot Of Coffee blog. They’re Red Sox fans, but last week, [...]

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