Aroma

[Spice]

Is there a specific bean or place of origin best known for producing the best aroma?

 

[eldub]

I like the blueberry aroma of the ethiopian naturals.

 

[Spice]

I appreciate you answer but I was speaking in terms of a coffee aroma I think

 

[eldub]

I was also speaking of coffee bean aroma.

 

[bprotsman]

Colombians are usually known for having good nose. I agree w/ Eldub though. Cup some good Ethiopian naturals (like a Harrar) and you will be amazed at the blueberry/blackberry notes you pick up.

 

[Spice]

Thank you both, I didn't know what I didn't know!

 

[TheMorningCoffeeCup]

I'm not a coffee history buff but the origin that has the best aroma for me is my kitchen every morning. I love the aroma of my morning cup of coffee regardless of where the beans came from.

 

[markkislich]

You should try "Kenya" from Kaffi Tár in Iceland! Unbelievably special coffee!

 

[Spice]

Iceland? How can that be?

 

[markkislich]

Icelandic Coffee

LOL!:lol:

Well they don't grow them up here and that's for sure.
But they import and then roast them here, and this coffee, Kenia, is one of the best I've tasted.
Afríka - Tegundir - Kaffi - Kaffitár (no promos, Rose! )

I buy beans that have been freshly roasted (not older than 2 weeks) and then hand grind them right before brewing...de-LISH! :coffee-bean:

Mark

 

[Spice]

Sorry to be so slow to respond. Do they sell green beans? I would prefer to roast them myself. Nothing against Iceland, but why
from there?

 

[NiagaraIT]

The best aroma I came across was from organic Kopi Luwak that I could sample in Bali. Truly amazing