Starbucks: Trouble in Latte Land

I don't go to the storefronts, I get mine via mail order.

roasted just like Starbucks, owned by the founder of Starbucks, almost a Starbucks.

: >>>It depends on how much stuff you put in to hide the taste of the awful : >>>coffee............... : >>

: >> Come on, be fair. It is really not that bad. It is better than a lot : >> of coffee that I have gotten in some restaurants. Yes, it is costly, : >> too costly really, and probably not as good as some specialty coffee : >> shops, but I have worse. : >>

: >> Anthony : >>

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: : roasted just like Starbucks, owned by the founder of Starbucks, almost : a Starbucks. : : -- : bubba

I get the starbucks premium blend before starbucks ever lays eyes on it. Roasted by experts for the sampling of the beans.

Tried to thank the exporter for it by offering a buck (male rabbit) as it saved him having to remember to pick one up next time he was down, which btw should be today. Won't be too many expat business men still standing tonight, SCRUM, it's a union meeting. That'll confuse the yanks so I'll say it involves jerseys and a ball, and not 15 layers of padding and a motorcycle helmet.

OK so two of the owners of my company says it's floor sweepings (it is just left over beans from the samplings) but it is mighty fine stuff. The owners say this because they have 2 opposition exporting companies, I drink theirs too, thanks Byrdie. I have been using some "Pea beans" for the last week or so, different shape, seems like the same good flavour, is there meant to be a difference.When you see plain ziplock bags with roasted beans inside around here you usually know Weipa has visited.