economic coffee beans

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2 total messages Started by BAD Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:22

#35

Author: BAD
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:22

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I'm sure this has been discussed before.  I've been buying my coffee
beans from Los Gatos Brewing for a few years.  I love the coffee, but
I would like to find a less expensive alternative.  I'm guessing that
Costco or Trader Joe's may sell good coffee beans.  I tried TJ's
Peruvian Cafe Femenion (it was recommended by a couple of employees.
They said it was the most popular).  It is good, but a little too
mellow.  I think I need to try a darker roast.

Do any of you have favorite blends that are a little more economic??
Thanks for recommendations.

BAD

Re: economic coffee beans

#36

Author: Ben Pfaff
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:42

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BAD <byby925@gmail.com> writes:

> I'm sure this has been discussed before.  I've been buying my coffee
> beans from Los Gatos Brewing for a few years.  I love the coffee, but
> I would like to find a less expensive alternative.  I'm guessing that
> Costco or Trader Joe's may sell good coffee beans.  I tried TJ's
> Peruvian Cafe Femenion (it was recommended by a couple of employees.
> They said it was the most popular).  It is good, but a little too
> mellow.  I think I need to try a darker roast.

I buy coffee at Cost Plus World Market.  It's about $8 for 24 oz
and there are several varieties to choose from.  Also, if you buy
6 bags you get one 12 oz bag free.  I like the Costa Rican.
-- 
"Mon peu de succ�s pr�s des femmes est toujours venu de les trop aimer."
--Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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