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Amit Mukherjee
@amitmukherjee
Switching from my Nespresso machine to pour over coffee. Does anyone have recommendations on what coffee beans I should buy online?
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Ben O’Rourke
@bpo
Blue Bottle Coffee has a great subscription service
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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
cc @kiyo
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@eitzi.eth
This is my favorite https://i.imgur.com/osQ2ibU.jpg
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@b-rad
I’m generally a fan of bottomless (light roast, w/ a preference for natural process Ethiopian). The auto-order works well, and beans are fresh and have been good 95% of the time. But also check out cometeer - the convenience/taste ratio is unmatched imho.
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@hexidethmal
Methodical or Brandywine!farcaster://casts/0x4caa120a424c784e8951be8c73175b718c2114a608a53ab91ea22d36cad0bbfd/0xbe05092e055f221e52b5f36d7af38a77ddbf9855eb226cfe7e90869c706e444a
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Andy W
@aweissman
here's two ideas: Sey Coffee (BK based) - roasting some of the best single origin in the world, imo, all are very light Partners Coffee (also BK!) - makes great blends
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isaac
@zaak
light to medium roast - i love kenyan and ethiopian origins, fruitier and lighter notes
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Trish🫧
@trish
For some reason, any brand of Sumatra is always really good to me. The trick is investigating the source.
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