Because Aberlour is very nosey?
Last edited by thaimeme; 16-10-2015 at 06:04 PM.
Can't beat a bit isaan tree bark stewed overnight, eh jeff?
That looks pretty insipid, I must say.
Are you on some sort of albino diet?
There ia a lot of fake coffee in Nam and Cambo. They mix up Robusta, soy, and corn and roast away. Then they throw in dye, caffeine, and chemicals. Much of it has a telltale greasy butterscotch flavor as well. Most joints in Phnom Penh serve this shit. I didn't think I would, but I like Robusta. I had a friend Pino who owned 3 good Italian restaurants in San Francisco. He always had the best espresso with great crema. I asked him what his secret was and he said it was Robusta beans. On top of that, Robusta has 50% more caffeine.
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They do the same with that oliang crap too.Originally Posted by wackyjacky
Need a little more sandwich with that sandwich...
And caffeine does not taste good.Originally Posted by wackyjacky
It's bitter...hence bitter coffee.
Try one, the bread is great and the plastic cheese really sets it offOriginally Posted by cyrille
Naw. If you live in Thailand, support the mountain tribes and local growers and industry. Black Canyon is one and fvckin' better than Starbucks for half the price.Originally Posted by Neverna
*sigh*Originally Posted by wackyjacky
Oh FFS, they don't need to be aware of the compounds present in the drink to know which one is better.
Guess what.
Prior to your posting the breakdown of the compounds I was completely unaware of them, yet SOMEHOW I still knew that coffee brewed from ground beans is ALWAYS better than instant.
Amazing eh. I knew instant was better before I even knew why. (and I think most people do)
Starbuck's instant is decent enough for me to drink and I was surprised. I have yet to find another. I use a French Press, let it sit for 5 mins, and add 1/2 a teaspoon of brown sugar.
I hear the Irish do a good coffee.
I have no idea what that is....but it isn't mocha.Originally Posted by Dillinger
Christ, now even drinking fucking coffee is an expression of machismo on this place.Originally Posted by wackyjacky
I live in the middle east. I've drunk boatloads of turkish coffee - when it's served you frequently have no choice really.
It tastes like bat guano.
But I'm glad to find out it means I'm not a 'kiddy'.
Heh...At the first sip, you know whether it works for you or not...But sometimes it helps to know what's in the brew...Originally Posted by Cujo
Recall a time when my Brazilian friends mixed up a brew of the strongest shit possible and had it in a huge cooking pot on the stove...They "forced" me to take a thimbleful...Meanwhile they were babbling on in Portuguese and laughing...
Later they told me that one of them had spent a lot of time in a submarine and it would've driven them all crazy under the water for so long if they hadn't added acid to the blend...
Think Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and that "doink" sound that resonates frequently...Enough to drive one mad if claustrophobic...Can't imagine it on acid...
Anyhow, that was some powerful coffee they had brewing on the stove...A witch's brew, indeed...
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