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lavazza is usually too over-roasted for me, IIRC.

just got two tickets to this, coffee tasting with a crash enesmble gig https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/taste-and-listen-with-crash-and-imbibe-coffee-roasters-tickets-310332391537

he also looks uncannily like a good friend of mine will look in about 10 years.

i see lidl have a delonghi espresso machine in stock for 90 quid.

i recently started watching james hoffman's youtube channel on coffee. s'good, he has stuff interesting to the likes of me and also stuff for propellerheads if you want. e.g. how to get the best out of your aeropress or moka pot. or why italians have the rule about not having cappucinos after...

https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/food-and-drink/that-morning-cup-of-coffee-you-love-it-turns-out-to-boost-your-health-too-1.4594807

how much coffee were you getting through?

yep. there was some sort of discount place called clever buy's (sic) beside humphries, but that's closed now. can't remember what was in the premises where the coffee shop is, before they arrived.

there's a nice coffee place which has opened up in the last year, directly across my my bike shop. sorted. driftwood coffee, on mckee road near finglas village.

i have a mill i can use, but i *think* the benefit of a burr grinder is that the grounds drop away when they're the right size. a mill will continue to chop up the grounds which have already reached the right size, while it's still dealing with the bits that need to be chopped down, so it...

ooh, it fits inside the aeropress. that's handy.

cheers, i bought one in avoca a couple of years back and it's gone very sloppy. my wife bought a tea/coffee filter thingy in tesco yesterday (so she can use loose leaf tea more easily), and the box had a little catalogue in it, which included this, which looks interesting. it has two burrs, an...

anyone got any grinder recommentations? please note: this is the coffee thread.

ernesto very kindly dropped a reusable metal filter for my aeropress in my letterbox for me - tried it for the first time last night, and the water just poured straight through it. what am i doing wrong? do i need to grind the coffee more finely to slow the water down? my coffee grinder is a...

means he's not biased about it, innit?