Coffee
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I need one how do I get it? Want it for my Aeropress.
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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One will be on the way shortly. I have your address
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Went to Sump yesterday and good Lord, I may never drink regular coffee again. Eye opening!
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Can't even imagine how good it was
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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Anesthetist, what a great experience :). It's not too hard to make non-espresso coffee at home, low costs, simple to make, and tastes amazing.
Sump looks like a really nicely spaced/designed shop. Watching the videos the other day didn't show the full shop as nicely as that - thank you.
MCL, nice mug mate. Great to see all these thicker mugs popping up. They do make a taste difference, same as wine glasses, so nice work :). (Why it's different feck knows, but I can taste it and you've got geeks like Dogwood making mugs specifically for pour over/aeropress)
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Went to Sump yesterday and good Lord, I may never drink regular coffee again. Eye opening!
Like I said… Sump is on a whole other level compared to anyone else in town. Glad you enjoyed it, I think I'm going tomorrow.
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One will be on the way shortly. I have your address
Send two please! I'll pay
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No need PM me your address urb
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you'd need mine though, right
btw. a nice little vid that makes me want to go for the aeropress instead of the V60…looks so easy, fast and just plain awesome...also quite a bit funny!
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I love that video :).
It doesn't lie as to what's involved with an Aeropress. It's very simple and fast to get a decent cup out of. V60 is that next level cup with more factors involved. You can also make V60 for more than 1 person in a single crack without issue.
Why not get both in honest? Aeropress is about $35 and it's handy as feck. I have 2 of them, 1 @ work, 1 for travel. As well as a V60…
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Do it Finn, aeropress is amazing… I have a pour-over rig that came with a burr grinder I just ordered, so I'll add that to the repertoire, but I really love the aeropress and it would be hard to displace/replace. It makes a mean cup of java and is really efficient (easy clean-up, etc)....
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^Please take a few more pictures if you don't mind.
The sign on the door shows the business hours, and reads "closed Mondays for beard maintenance"
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So sick
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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Perfect, will ship them out Monday.
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Do it Finn, aeropress is amazing… I have a pour-over rig that came with a burr grinder I just ordered, so I'll add that to the repertoire, but I really love the aeropress and it would be hard to displace/replace. It makes a mean cup of java and is really efficient (easy clean-up, etc)....
def. will do so, thanks!
btw. do you guys buy beans and then grind them on your own, or is it also common, that one buys already grinded coffe?
you may have more types of beans to chose from, when buying them as a whole, right?! -
I never buy beans ground. Whole beans and a burr grinder right before the roast for me.
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thanks for the hint mate.
btw. do you guys give me the green light for this one
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Aerobie-AeroPress-Kaffeebereiter-Coffeemaker-inkl-350-Kaffeefilter-/251290779030?pt=DE_Haushaltsger%C3%A4te_Kaffeemaschinenzubeh%C3%B6r&hash=item3a8218fd96
