I'm very fond of Doi Chaang, which is in Vancouver.
the unofficial let's talk about coffee thread!
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How much are you willing to spend per pound?
A starting point: https://www.vancouvercoffeesnob.com/lists/top-10-best-coffee-roasters-in-vancouver-2018/
I quit coffee maybe 5 years ago. It was more of a hobby at the time. Thinking about starting drinking coffee again. Had a couple Keurig's lately waiting @ shop for vehicle repairs, and remembered how much I like it lol. But not in a hardware hobby way. Before I was spending about $18 for half pound bag from roaster. Price now is $23 / half pound. Way too much as my disposable income is much lower.
Anyone try beans from buycoffeecanada.com? About half the price of the roaster I was using.
I also don't want to have to spend 5 to 10 minutes making a cup like I use too. Any decent grinders out there that will give a consistent dose for not a huge amount of money? I do have enough Air Miles remaining to get a Breville Smart Grinder Pro, if its worth the 'money'.
I think using the ol' Aeropress is quick enough if I don't have to worry about measuring and hand grinding beans every use.
EDIT: Another grinder I could grab w/ Air Miles is the Baratza Encore ESP. Seems like a better choice over the Breville.
Anyone try beans from buycoffeecanada.com? About half the price of the roaster I was using.
I also don't want to have to spend 5 to 10 minutes making a cup like I use too. Any decent grinders out there that will give a consistent dose for not a huge amount of money? I do have enough Air Miles remaining to get a Breville Smart Grinder Pro, if its worth the 'money'.
I think using the ol' Aeropress is quick enough if I don't have to worry about measuring and hand grinding beans every use.
EDIT: Another grinder I could grab w/ Air Miles is the Baratza Encore ESP. Seems like a better choice over the Breville.
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