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Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 16:46:

Coffee.

I am a coffee snob. I love the stuff, love coffeeshops, love learning about new kinds of coffee (also, I love lamp.). My honest to God dream career would be to own a coffeeshop, and not just of the Dutch variety, but just a shop in general that could be a cool kind of lounge where I could spin records/have live music, etc.

But I digress... Are there any other coffee snobs out there? What are your favorite brews?

I'm a HUGE fan of Sumatran coffee's, they're usually moderately dark, a little bit more oily, and have a very "nutty" kind of finish to them. Equal Exchange and Alterra have Sumatran blends I thoroughly enjoy - But at the moment I'm drinking a Mexican blend from Alterra that is about as dark and muddy as a cup of coffee can get - You could stand a spoon up in it; I love it!

So yeah... Coffee for the win, this is it's "Appreciation Thread."


Posted by Danny Ocean on Sep-21-2006 16:47:

My family owns coffee plantations in El Salvador. As for the drink, i recently became fond of it when i noticed how often i was falling asleep in classes.


Posted by Akridrot on Sep-21-2006 16:47:

I put milk and sugar in my coffee, and I eat some toasted bread with it.


Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 16:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Akridrot
I put milk and sugar in my coffee, and I eat some toasted bread with it.


That's called "Breakfast"


Posted by Protege on Sep-21-2006 16:51:

when I used to drink caffiene, for me it was "I like my sugar with coffee and cream".

coffee is nasty. tea ftw.


Posted by pvdAngel on Sep-21-2006 16:52:

I'm just starting to try different kinds of tea and coffee. I'm usually a juice, water and occasional-drink kind of person.

Tea: So far, Camomile, Green tea, and Earl Grey.

Coffee. Latte, Mochacino, Frappe, and one I didn't like was Corretto with a sambuka shot. Errgh!


If I ever become a coffeeholic, I'll blame the Crane Brothers.


Posted by KilldaDJ on Sep-21-2006 16:52:

i often have a superstrength (3 spoonfuls of coffee, sachet of cappichino, 4 sugars and 1/4 milk) cup of coffee if i have to be awake and alert in the early mornings.

tastes like shit, but once the buzz kicks in, its fine.


Posted by Masonious on Sep-21-2006 16:58:

My dad was the CEO of Austin Chase Coffee here in Seattle before he sold it to Torrefazione Italia. If I wasn't a coffee snob before that I certainly was afterward. We had all the machines baristas use at our house.


Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 16:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Protege
"I like my sugar with coffee and cream".


Well I got to keep it going keep it going full steam
Too sweet to be sour too nice to be mean
On the tough guy style I'm not too keen
To try to change the world I will plot and scheme
Mario C likes to keep it clean
Gonna shine like a sun beam
Keep on rapping cause that's my dream
Got an A from Moe Dee for sticking to themes
When it comes to envy y'all is green
Jealous of the rhyme and the rhyme routine
Another dimension new galaxy
Intergalactic planetary


Posted by Protege on Sep-21-2006 17:00:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RJT
Well I got to keep it going keep it going full steam
Too sweet to be sour too nice to be mean
On the tough guy style I'm not too keen
To try to change the world I will plot and scheme
Mario C likes to keep it clean
Gonna shine like a sun beam
Keep on rapping cause that's my dream
Got an A from Moe Dee for sticking to themes
When it comes to envy y'all is green
Jealous of the rhyme and the rhyme routine
Another dimension new galaxy
Intergalactic planetary



Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 17:00:

quote:
Originally posted by pvdAngel
Coffee. Latte, Mochacino, Frappe, and one I didn't like was Corretto with a sambuka shot. Errgh!


Those are all fine and well, but they aren't really good examples of enjoying "coffee."

They're Americanized drinks that are uber sugary and really aren't all that "coffee-ish."

Not sayin' they're bad, but there is a world of difference between those and what I'm talking about...


Posted by Moral Hazard on Sep-21-2006 17:03:

Mr. Coffee

Morning has broken
MR. Coffee has spoken
The familiar wake-up call
sings to my ears
I wake with a shrug
To the floor with a thud
Where in this hellhole is my coffee mug?
I can now face the day
on legal speed (The American way)
I'm sketching
I'm seizing
I'm spazing
I'm shaking
I can not stop spilling on my brand new shirt
I-I-I'm wired
I'm so inspired
I drank the entire pot
so off to work
Here I come to save the day
on legal speed (The American way)
Drinking coffee
I drink coffee
Drinking coffee everyday

- Lagwagon


Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 17:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Lagwagon


Now there's a name I haven't seen or heard since High School!


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-21-2006 17:04:

One of the funnest gigs I ever played was an impromptu sunday night session at my freinds coffeshop in Peru. A couple of months ago when I was in Lima, my buddy offered me and my friend a set at the shop, there was a band playing that night and we were to go on after the band. We had to bring all our own gear and cables etc, but basically, as soon as the band finished, we set up our shit mad quick and just started playing some nice smooth housey beats. No one dancing, just people chillin, drinking coffee, tappin their feet, nodding their head, it was a lot of fun, and the fact that no one was expecting these two dudes to just randomly bop out all this dj gear and spin a set was fun.


Posted by nchs09 on Sep-21-2006 17:05:

my family sells coffee to starbucks..


so there is .00000000001% chance that if u bought guatemala coffee from starbucks... it was from us



btw the best coffee... its when its not picked yet, its a little red fruit, soooooo tasty


Posted by Ygrene on Sep-21-2006 17:06:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RJT
Well I got to keep it going keep it going full steam
Too sweet to be sour too nice to be mean
On the tough guy style I'm not too keen
To try to change the world I will plot and scheme
Mario C likes to keep it clean
Gonna shine like a sun beam
Keep on rapping cause that's my dream
Got an A from Moe Dee for sticking to themes
When it comes to envy y'all is green
Jealous of the rhyme and the rhyme routine
Another dimension new galaxy
Intergalactic planetary





I now officially love coffee AND RJT.


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-21-2006 17:06:

Oh and I'm all about a nice smooth columbian roast. That was the first coffee I started to drink at my columbin friends house in peru. They always brought crazy good coffee from columbia and there was never any sugar or cream around... you just drank it black and that was that.


Posted by Moral Hazard on Sep-21-2006 17:06:

quote:
Originally posted by pvdAngel
Coffee. Latte, Mochacino, Frappe,


I don't understand this stuff.... Why mess up the coffee. Really, it's a drug, I'm addicted... I've come to grips with that, no need to try and hide my addiction by covering it in sugar/cream/foam/flavors.... just give me my fix!


Posted by Moral Hazard on Sep-21-2006 17:07:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RJT
Now there's a name I haven't seen or heard since High School!


I get the feeling you and I have shared the same evolution of musical tastes.


Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 17:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Allied Nations
One of the funnest gigs I ever played was an impromptu sunday night session at my freinds coffeshop in Peru. A couple of months ago when I was in Lima, my buddy offered me and my friend a set at the shop, there was a band playing that night and we were to go on after the band. We had to bring all our own gear and cables etc, but basically, as soon as the band finished, we set up our shit mad quick and just started playing some nice smooth housey beats. No one dancing, just people chillin, drinking coffee, tappin their feet, nodding their head, it was a lot of fun, and the fact that no one was expecting these two dudes to just randomly bop out all this dj gear and spin a set was fun.



Those are seriously my favorite gigs... I LOVE playing in the lounge/coffeeshop setting... It's one of the only times I really feel like I get to play the deeper proggier techy house that I like and it's totally appropriate


Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 17:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
I get the feeling you and I have shared the same evolution of musical tastes.


There's a real good chance

Broad musical backgrounds FTW!


Posted by Danny Ocean on Sep-21-2006 17:09:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
my family sells coffee to starbucks..


so there is .00000000001% chance that if u bought guatemala coffee from starbucks... it was from us



btw the best coffee... its when its not picked yet, its a little red fruit, soooooo tasty


word, good coffee in guat. good altitude.

and haha @ ur quote, what a fucking moron.


Posted by Moral Hazard on Sep-21-2006 17:09:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RJT
There's a real good chance

Broad musical backgrounds FTW!


I've been listening to a lot of Wagner lately so get ready for that, it's the next step.


Posted by RJT on Sep-21-2006 17:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
I've been listening to a lot of Wagner lately so get ready for that, it's the next step.


I say bring it on!

I've actually really been enjoying a lot of John Mc Laughlin lately, and Herbie Hancock is making a bit of a "nostalgia" comeback as well... Jazz has been the yin to my EDM yang lately...


Posted by Allied Nations on Sep-21-2006 17:15:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RJT
I say bring it on!

I've actually really been enjoying a lot of John Mc Laughlin lately, and Herbie Hancock is making a bit of a "nostalgia" comeback as well... Jazz has been the yin to my EDM yang lately...


One of my close friends in India had the opportunity to play with Hancock


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