Son's birthday. 10 of us. RAll for tonight?
Hope you're having a party!
At Pappadeaux. Nice $10 bottle they sell for $36. View attachment 118869
Just proving I drink things other than wine ...
View attachment 118872
This coffee bean is interesting, as it's stored in a building where the rain & wind from monsoons gets to it, so the beans are lower in acid. They are also swelled to double the size of normal coffee beans.
For those that don't roast coffee beans (which is probably 99.9% of the audience), green coffee beans are small, and they shed a paper thin shell and swell to double size during roasting. The Malabar Monsoon beans have little shell and don't change size during roasting.
My roaster cost $180 ... cost of green beans is typically $8-$10/lb. Overall, it's cheaper than good quality coffee, and realistically, it's significantly cheaper.My BIL is super into this. His whole grinding and brewing setup is north of $4K. Me? Bag of Dunkin goes little by little in a Mr. Coffee grinder and a Mr. Coffee drip machine that's uncomplicated with a simple shut-off switch. I have bags of coffee I have been given lying around here for years.
What was the name of the bottle?Yep, paid $18 for a 9-ounce glass of an $18 a bottle wine at Char ––– but found out the name of it, and it has never been out of my cellar since!
Enter your email address to join: