What do you like best about Coffee?

[TrevorLovesCoffee]

I'm a new member, and I'm curious, what do you like best about Coffee? Is it the taste, the aroma, how it makes you feel, the sociability, or something entirely different. Inquiring minds want to know. Lets have fun with this post.
Trevor :-D

 

[CCafe]

Its the mind blowing sex!

 

[namballe]

I love the aroma! especially fresh roasted & ground early in the morning. The bean, after it is roasted, takes on such unique characteristics.

 

[rebclick]

I think we all associate flavors and smells with different experiences in our lives. The first time I French Pressed some home ground beans was a magical experience for me. The beans were a particularly good yirgacheffe light roast done up by some friends of mine in the SF area (just home roasters), and everyone was in for a cuppa and some home baked bourekas. Since then I've been hooked and just the aroma of a good bean takes me back to that day and the feeling of friendship, relaxation, and a good meal. I will admit I am a coffee snob. If it doesn't smell and taste good to me, I'll pour it out and walk away.

 

[namballe]

I agree with you rebclick, I also associate flavors and smells with different experiences. a good aromatic cup of coffee wakes up my senses! I am a small batch roaster in South America, and love the roasting process the best.

 

[dstrand]

Some of my happiest memories are from when we ran a coffee house in Studio City back in the early 90's. We had a glass storefront, and as the customers came through the door, you could see the day's stresses disappear from their face, as they inhaled the atmosphere of the place.

Simply the aroma would affect people in a wonderful, powerful way. Great stuff!

 

[rebclick]

Such a wonderful visual dstrand, I would have wanted to stop in to visit just such a place!

 

[brianwekes]

I mostly like best about in coffee is it's taste and smell.

 

[NEERAJ]

Aroma and it`s taste.Specially freshly roasted coffee.

 

[mirto123]

I agree....especially in the morning

 

[Coffeecooke]

The aroma and the dynamic flavour of hot regular coffee with milk ...specially on a lazy evening with a book.

 

[MarkPer]

Hello community,

There are many different types of coffee makers. They have the same purpose i.e. serving a good coffee to all. The process is very simple. At first you have to mix hot water with ground coffee and then, filter out the grinds. A good coffee depends upon the powder, which you have used. There are a few people like to make a fresh cup of coffee at various times during the day. If you spend much of the day at home and like to enjoy the occasional cup now and then, consider one of the single-serve coffee makers. Using single serve coffee makers, like one of the Keurig K-Cup brewers, or the Senseo coffee pod brewer, costs a little more per cup. But every cup of coffee you make is fresh.


Best Regards,
Mark Per :coffeemug:

 

[ppkgan]

The smell when you walk into a coffee house, I have traveled extensively and in some parts of the world coffee is not that big of a deal. You can always find a Starbucks, even though it is nothing like the coffee houses I normally go to... it is a taste of home. When traveling through the States... there is the whole atmosphere from music to personalities, coffee brings them in. It has got to be the aroma!

 

[slowsipper]

I love the experience. Its the warm mug filling my grip, milky white plumes of heavy cream mingling with the deep, dark, roasted elixir, reminding me of sweet smoky incense wafting through a receptive atmosphere. Rich nutty coffee is the perfect companion to a delicate, crisp english muffin that would promise gastronomical delight with exploration of its salted buttery wells of toasted goodness. Crunch, sip, mmmmmm.

 

[mugz]

I agree with all. The smell entices and then the taste satiates.