I assume youâre getting it from Aldi? It is great coffee for the price, if you want to splash out though you should call in to Rift and buy some beans and get them to grind for espresso, they have a great range of coffees, all great in my experience
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I bought illy coffee this week for the first time.im a long time. Doesnât do well out of the aeropress though. Better from the stovetop espresso pot.
THATâS BECAUSE ITâS GROUND TOO FINELY FOR AN AEROPRESS
AMATEUR HOUR!
Really? Lavazza Oro is ground even more finely and comes out treat from the aeropress.
Thatâs making me question everyone and everything
So this is what craft beer drinkers do when they hit their 40s
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I like the Cortado at Costa
Oh no we dont
That sounds like an awful load of shite. If you put a coarse grind in an espresso machine the water just runs through it with eff all extraction. And then throwing climate change into the mixâŚ
His parting shot was âyou donât understand coffeeâ 
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Iâd say that procuring your beans is more of a threat, unless theyâre growing wild up in ulster or West connacht
Lovely
A disturbing revelation.
My wife arrived home with a bag of the Frank & Honest ground coffee a few weeks back, but I left it sitting in the back of the press. Eventually opened it today and itâs surprisingly good. Iâd nearly go as far as to say itâs very good.
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Taste is subjective obviously so I wonât rain on your parade, I think itâs bog standard like Robert Roberts
My current brew and one of my favourites ever is a Peruvian coffee roasted by Calendar coffee in Barna, the lads in rift sell it but I suppose thatâs closed now?
Not wishing to panic anyone but I suspect coffee will be one of first daily staples to fall by the wayside in the current crisis. Canât see production and exports continuing In Covid hit regions of South America and Africa.
I could not get a bottle of my favourite Montepulciano last week
Christ, weâll be no worse than savages in another week.
Or worse, Cork people.
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