I have a few ideas....
Thomas Hammer bin7 Coffee
The absolute best coffee my wife and I have ever had is the bin7 blend from Thomas Hammer Coffee in Spokane, WA. It's kind of expensive, but they only sell it once a year, right after Thanksgiving, and it usually only lasts about a month or two. It comes in really nice "air release" tin. Here is the description from their website:
This BIG and unique peaberry coffee boasts a balanced cup with complex layers of flavor. It offers up a citrus tartness fused with a hint of sweet chocolate, aroma of toasted cocoa and nut and a lingering, syrupy finish. Savor this one with friends -T.
The description is accurate. It is a REALLY good cup of coffee.
Buy Here: https://webstore.technologyservices...fee/Browse_Item_Details.asp?HSD=1&Item_ID=145
Filtron Cold Brew Maker
Another favorite of mine is the Filtron Coffee Brewer. As we speak, I'm drinking a cup of coffee from our latest batch of this stuff. If you are not familiar with the cold brew method, basically, it's where you let water sit in ground coffee for a certain period of time. The end product that you drain out is extremely concentrated coffee that you add hot water to. The process of having the water sit in the ground coffee removes up to 67% of the acidity in coffee, leaving you with the smoothest coffee you've ever had. It's highly caffeinated, but it's easier on your stomach. It's pretty much the only way that my wife and I drink coffee anymore.
The brewed concentrate lasts for 5-6 weeks and stores in a container that Filtron provides. My wife and I host a lot of people at our house that drink a lot of coffee. We are able to do this fairly affordably by using the Filtron Coldbrew by purchasing the 3lb "House Blend" from Costco. It's roasted by Starbucks and it's a medium roast. It's not too bad in the Coldbrew and it's $18 for 3lbs.
This fellow demonstrates how the Filtron system works.
Cold Brew Coffee - YouTube
Buy Here: Filtron Cold Water Coffee Concentrate Brewer: Amazon.com: Kitchen & Dining
Toddy Cold Brew Maker
A similar and less expensive system to the Filtron is the Toddy. Same process, but I think it brews less coffee than the filtron.
Buy Here: Toddy T2N Cold Brew System: Amazon.com: Home & Kitchen
Capresso Infinite Conical Burr Grinder
Because we have 5 adults living in our household that all drink coffee and because we have 30-50 adults coming through our home on any given week, our
Cuisinart Coffee Grinder finally bit the dust. Last month I did a ton of research on coffee grinders and found that they are not all created equal. I finally landed on the Capresso Infinitely Conical Burr Grinder. Basically what I found is that Conical Burr grinders are the best kind. They are built for the long haul and they are not near as noisy because. With our Cuisinart, people couldn't talk and hear themselves while it was going, but with this Capresso, you can totally hold a conversation while it is grinding. We paid a little about $120 for it to get the full stainless steel version, but it should last us for a very long time.
Buy Here: Capresso 565 Infinity Conical Burr Grinder, Stainless Steel: Amazon.com: Kitchen & Dining