I am trying out this new brand of coffee

[TinaTheGreatCoffee]

This new brand of coffee. It's amazing. You should try it out. i will give you the link so you know what i mean. it's called Millar's Coffee. They are company located in Yacolt, Washington state in the USA nad thye nmake the best coffee on the market. I have been a fan of coffee for years, and have tried alot of brands out there, but this rand pretty much is better than any other brand on the market and has alot of great potential.

 

[ReneRTores]

Thanks for sharing! I will try it.

 

[topher]

Tina...do you work for them?

 

[Mr.Peaberry]

Why would you think that Topher?

 

[ensoluna]

if you ask me, we will never hear "Tina" again.
so, i do not think it would matter anyway....

 

[YolandoBehne]

I am a coffee lover (and a coffeeshop owner too) and willing to taste different kinds of coffee, would love to try this one.

 

[NarcisaShepherd]

This new brand of coffee. It's amazing. You should try it out. i will give you the link so you know what i mean. it's called Millar's Coffee. They are company located in Yacolt, Washington state in the USA nad thye nmake the best coffee on the market. I have been a fan of coffee for years, and have tried alot of brands out there, but this rand pretty much is better than any other brand on the market and has alot of great potential.
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It looks good! I'm interested to try Millars Coffee. Aside from that, it is roasted and organic. I'm sure, it is beneficial to our health. By the way, I'm also a coffee enthusiast. No doubt that it will become popular in the market.

 

[Lisa.scottlive]

Thanks for sharing, i love to taste new brands and types of coffee, will also try this one for sure

 

[topher]

narcisashepherd...why do you assume it is healthier than other coffees on the market?

 

[coffeeroastersclub]

millarscoffee.com is owned by Todd Millar of espressoonline.com: Why buy from me?

millarscoffee.com has been registered since 2007, espressoonline.com since 2000. They don't seem to be flashes in the pan to me. Neat article on millarscoffee.com: Clark County at Work: Millar?s Wood Roasted Coffee and Solar Espresso | The Columbian

Don't know of the association of the original poster Tina. Maybe just a real fan, who knows!

Len

 

[ReneRTores]

I will try it.

 

[DeathtoBubbles]

This is great!

If anyone has recommendations on some beans in Dublin, that would be cool. I know the normal 3FE / Vice / Clement & Pekoe but would be cool to find more!

Sean

 

[immarkable]

Do you guys think the coffee would taste different when it's roasted on 'wood'?

 

[immarkable]

if you ask me, we will never hear "Tina" again.
so, i do not think it would matter anyway....

Probably along with those who quickly agreed with her on this post. HAHAHA

 

[JBick]

Has anyone else tried this? Is it any good?