An elegant and complex coffee, there's a dark chocolate but with delicate berry notes throughout and a hint of pink grapefruit, before a softly floral finish.
I finished my last cup this morning of some beans from Dark Wood Coffee, which gets a big thumbs up from me - these ones: Deer Hill
"Notes of hazelnut and chocolate"
Colombia El Ata, India Kalladavarapura, India Harley Estate, Brazil Passeio
Process: Washed, Washed, Washed, Pulped Natural
Variety: Specialty grade arabica and robusta
I finally got around to keeping mine in Kilners - you're FAR better off buying and storing whole beans - even if you grind them (just before use) using a nasty whizzy grinder rather than one with burrs.I’ve finally bought a cheapo filter coffee machine. Bought this ground coffee from Aldi to start off with, but open to other recommendations. I only drink coffee black if that’s any use. View attachment 295675
What should I be storing the coffee in? Kilner jars? I think it may be getting damp / exposed to air in the packet now it’s been opened.
I just bought the cheapest one from Argos. I didn't want to outlay too much money in case I rarely use it and I'm on a bit of a budget. This one seemed to do the same as all the other filter machines.What machine did you go with? Considering getting one myself.
My friend told me that, beans and electric grinder. If I keep using the machine I will suss out a grinder.I finally got around to keeping mine in Kilners - you're FAR better off buying and storing whole beans - even if you grind them (just before use) using a nasty whizzy grinder rather than one with burrs.
it will serve very well as my new "emergency" beans.