is coffee bad in all of California?

[wty]

"http://forums.anandtech.com/c:/20109291314424542.jpg"

You gotta upload that to a web site numb nuts. We can't access your c drive.

But upload to which web site?I wanna upload to this web site ,but how?

 

[zinfamous]

so is that why it's so much worse compared to NYC? :hmm:

lol fail.

 

[wty]

But upload to which web site?I wanna upload to this web site ,but how?

Finally:

see this pic:

and this:

 

[ussfletcher]

Nope, the 'Rocket Fuel' at JPL was pretty good!

 

[Joseph F]

Go find an Intelligentsia, I think there are 3 or 4 in the LA area.

I would not go to a place named that on principal, alone.

 

[ManBearPig]

what is a v-60 pourover? looks like the same thing as a coffee pot but you pour the hot water over it yourself.

 

[RavenSEAL]

You haven't had real coffee until you've tried this stuff:

http://www.amazon.com/Sello-Rojo-Gro.../dp/B004N6YG5M

 

[Crono]

that doesn't make any sense. Subtropics is big on coffee. Think Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia, Jamaica.

I said brew and in reference to states (as in states of the United States, not nations).

I am well aware that those nations grow (and roast) some of the best beans. I love, love, love Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. $30 a lb, but oh so worth it.
I'm saving up to buy and try some Kopi Luwak - that shit is supposedly very tasty but expensive 😀

The area where my parents are from (Kerala, India) is tropical and home to some decent coffee growing in its own right, specifically Malabar (monsooned) coffee.

 

[zinfamous]

what is a v-60 pourover? looks like the same thing as a coffee pot but you pour the hot water over it yourself.

eh, it's an easy man's solution to replicate the way real coffee is made: ground beans suspending in paper shaped into a tight cone, above a receptacle (cup), as steaming water is slowly drizzled over, in a swirling motion.

It's when coffee has reached it's current peak of snobbery. tasty? absolutely. it is what the bean should taste like--but there are plenty of other solutions to make good coffee, and a good beverage.

Starbucks, of course, makes shit for coffee (meaning: coffee), but it's still tasty, what they serve.

know what I mean?

 

[zinfamous]

I said brew and in reference to states (as in states of the United States, not nations).

I am well aware that those nations grow (and roast) some of the best beans. I love, love, love Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. $30 a lb, but oh so worth it.
I'm saving up to buy and try some Kopi Luwak - that shit is supposedly very tasty but expensive 😀

The area where my parents are from (Kerala, India) is tropical and home to some decent coffee growing in its own right, specifically Malabar (monsooned) coffee.

apparently, the best comes from El Salvador.
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/culture/2011/11/kelefa-sannehs-perfect-cup-of-coffee.html

http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/11/21/111121fa_fact_sanneh

Kopi Luwak is for tourists with too much money.

😀