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Originally posted by Seaquam:
After reading some favourable comments about Starbuck's Komodo Dragon blend, I finally bought a bag. Don't like it much-- it tastes burnt and just slightly bitter. A lot of the beans are broken; I suppose because they're so dried they chip easily just from contact with each other. Not impressed.

I love a dark rich brew, but this ain't it for me.


Sea, I'm a big fan of Starbuck's, but not their Komodo. You also had a bad bag. I have never seen broken beans, never.
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Originally posted by haggis:
I like Starbucks Komodo, despite other people's negative experiences. My favorite Starbucks, which I now can only find in Europe, is their Ethiopia Yergacheffe. This used to be my house coffee, but I can only find it in places like Brussels now.


For what it's worth, I've seen the Ethiopia Yergacheffe in the Starbucks here in NYC.
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Originally posted by Board-O:
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Originally posted by PurpleHaze:
I've never had Blue Mountain espresso. Can you brew a regular cup of this?

PH


Sure. I just grind the beans and put them in a filter holder over a mug and pour boiling water over the grounds. If you go to buy some, be wary of the Blue Mountain blends.


+1 on the blends. Same with Kona.

I was wondering if Vinaigre had the beans already ground for espresso. Never would have thought to prepare this type of coffee in an espresso, is all.

PH
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Originally posted by PurpleHaze:
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Originally posted by Board-O:
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Originally posted by PurpleHaze:
I've never had Blue Mountain espresso. Can you brew a regular cup of this?

PH


Sure. I just grind the beans and put them in a filter holder over a mug and pour boiling water over the grounds. If you go to buy some, be wary of the Blue Mountain blends.


+1 on the blends. Same with Kona.

I was wondering if Vinaigre had the beans already ground for espresso. Never would have thought to prepare this type of coffee in an espresso, is all.

PH


I have a Jura dual hopper automatic expresso machine, I just put the beans in one of the hoppers.
I now left some in one of the hoppers, I can blend as I want with my regular beans.

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