Please Recommend?

Richard's ~JA~ said:

I apologize for not being able to find a previous thread in which y'all shared your coffee bean
favorites so well. I've just purchased the Quisinart Grind & Brew coffee maker and I have no idea
what beans to look for, or where to order coffee beans from. I live in the Southern CA High Desert
and have no nearby source from which to purchase, so I would appreciate references. I do know that
I do not care for seasoning or spice-flavored blends, and the only "coffee past" I have is the pre-
ground Folgers Original Roast.

Thank you for sharing your own what & where to order....

Picky ~JA~

Google is your friend. :-) With internet access, living in the boonies is no excuse for not having
access to good coffee beans..... ;-)

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Hope this helps?

K.
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Katra said:

Richard's ~JA~ said:

I apologize for not being able to find a previous thread in which y'all shared your coffee bean
favorites so well. I've just purchased the Quisinart Grind & Brew coffee maker and I have no
idea what beans to look for, or where to order coffee beans from. I live in the Southern CA
High Desert and have no nearby source from which to purchase, so I would appreciate references.
I do know that I do not care for seasoning or spice-flavored blends, and the only "coffee past"
I have is the pre-ground Folgers Original Roast.

Thank you for sharing your own what & where to order....

   Picky ~JA~

Google is your friend. :-) With internet access, living in the boonies is no excuse for not
having access to good coffee beans..... ;-)

google.comsearchOpen ↗

If you like your coffee strong, go African! My favorite blend has Kenya in it (I'm not sure what
else, but if you want to know I'll ask).

sf said:

If you like your coffee strong, go African! My favorite blend has Kenya in it (I'm not sure what
else, but if you want to know I'll ask).

Kenya too is my favorite... but I wouldn't exactly call it a "strong" blend... More of a medium body
I'd say... rich and smooth...

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levelwave said:

sf said:

If you like your coffee strong, go African! My favorite blend has Kenya in it (I'm not sure what
else, but if you want to know I'll ask).

Kenya too is my favorite... but I wouldn't exactly call it a "strong" blend... More of a medium
body I'd say... rich and smooth...

~john!

I like Kona myself..... :-d Most Arabica beans are good too. I don't care much for Columbian.

K.

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levelwave said:

sf said:

If you like your coffee strong, go African! My favorite blend has Kenya in it (I'm not sure
what else, but if you want to know I'll ask).

Kenya too is my favorite... but I wouldn't exactly call it a "strong" blend... More of a medium
body I'd say... rich and smooth...

I stand corrected. It's strong because I make it strong. I like coffee thick enough to
support my spoon.

Katra said:

I like Kona myself..... :-d

Kona is vastly over rated.