Best Coffee in the World!!!

**auld argonian** · 9th October 08, 02:50 PM

Originally Posted by emolas

Has anyone tried the "Kopi Luwak" coffee? I hear it's really good but at $180/pound it's a bit steep for regular consumption. One of these days I'll order a 2oz. pouch and give it a try but, since I drink 2+ pots a day, my usual coffee is anything on sale as long as it's 100% arabica.

Oooooh...that's the stuff that gets eaten and shat out by a tropical civet?

Yummy.

What other predigested gourmet delights can we find? Honey? Bee spit!

...seems the trouble with the world today...

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=xOiaDI2XE2c

Best

AA

**Southern Breeze** · 9th October 08, 03:42 PM

I'm a fan of Jamaican Blue Mtn myself. It's pricey so I limit myself to three or four pounds a year.

**george7** · 9th October 08, 12:20 PM

There's a neat British themed coffee shop in downtown St. Louis. The coffee was good and the shop was well themed.

**scotchmaster** · 9th October 08, 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by Weasel Mender

As a coffee snob I have discovered my new favorite.....Boresha Ethiopean 100% organic, 100% free trade rosted with a new method which eliminates bitterness from burned beans.

Other opinions on the World's Best are herewith solicited..

Weasel

Ethiopian Yurga cheffe (sp)? Is what keeps me going. Black no sugar. I am a caffiene junky.

**Fox** · 11th October 08, 06:52 PM

Yes! My favorite as well, particularly in the sun dried style.

Originally Posted by scotchmaster

Ethiopian Yurga cheffe (sp)? Is what keeps me going. Black no sugar. I am a caffiene junky.

**ccga3359** · 11th October 08, 09:38 PM

May not be the best coffee in the world but the rumour is that they put nicotine in the coffee to ensure that all Canadians and those in Buffalo NY are addicted. I aquired a taste for Blue Mountain in Jamaica, haven't found it since...

**Jack Daw** · 10th October 08, 01:36 PM

I've treid many coffees, but nothing says, "Come down off the ceiling!!", like Community Brand from Loozana!!

**BEEDEE** · 10th October 08, 02:42 PM

I'm an Ethiopian Yirgacheffe fan as well. Will have to try this one. And as another coffee snob, I am reminded of the bumper sticker I spotted in Seattle "FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRINK STARBUCKS"

Brian

**george7** · 10th October 08, 03:02 PM

Speaking of Louisiana, has anybody tried coffee with chicory? It's something they did to make the bitter coffee that they had back when stretch and taste smoother.

**Southern Breeze** · 10th October 08, 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by georgeblack7

Speaking of Louisiana, has anybody tried coffee with chicory? It's something they did to make the bitter coffee that they had back when stretch and taste smoother.

That is the only type of coffee my late grandmother would buy. I grew up drinking it. Now days I drink the regular stuff.

On another note, you've never had coffee until you drink some that's made by someone in or has served in the Navy.