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Top comments (53)
South Indian Filter Coffee
That's the classic everyone loves!
I also prefer a particular blend in that - 60% Peaberry and 40% Plantation-A mixed and ground.
Yup nothing comes close to the South Indian filter kaphii ;)
I don't have much of a coffee vocabulary, but this probably describes mine pretty well!
Yayyyy Ben! 🙌
Turkish coffee on the market in Sukhum is the best!!! )))
great!
Filter coffee?? Hello? It's supreme!
yes, it is Shubham!
Glad you agree! 😌
Just realised we're from the same college, BTW! :D
Get a rooooom 😃💗😃💗
🤦🏻♂️
Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, two cream, two sugar
would love to try that!
You would absolutely love it!
Deathwish!!! I learned about chemex from a meetup I attended for programmers a while back and the host made me a cup and got me interested in the process. But I learned quick that folders did not mesh well with the set up. I started trying local coffee beans but then my wife's friend gave us a bag of Deathwish coffee, and I never buy anything else except their brand now. So recommended!
I had a Galapagos Coffee recently which was really nice!
I go for Latte, but my current drink is a Chai Tiger. Similar to a chai latte but with ginseng.
Do you mean Tiger Spice? Very good choice 😊
interesting!
I've been drinking Pinky Promise's Columbia which was introduced to me by @joshpuetz (family business). It is great coffee and it's fun to support a new roaster!
Usually, I go with an Aeropress or a pour over with my V60.
A while ago on a similar thread someone mentioned irani chai. That lead to me discovering two new youtube channels that I'm now subscribed to and lots of interesting chai recipes.
(For those wondering: chai isn't coffee, but tea)
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