Coffee and Rolex

[BumbleB]

My morning routine...

As you can see on my watch, less than 10 minutes for a delicious cuppa from bean to cup.










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[ed1118]

Originally Posted by BumbleB

My morning routine...

As you can see on my watch, less than 10 minutes for a delicious cuppa from bean to cup.










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[BumbleB]

Originally Posted by uscmatt99

I enjoy a few espresso drinks daily. My gear includes a Londinium 1 lever machine and a Kafatek Monolith conical grinder. I love this setup, with some love and maintenance it will outlast me. For beans, I buy roasted whole bean from Caffe Lusso out of Washington state. They roast it when your order processes and two days later it’s at your front door.


Coffee and Rolex by uscmatt99, on Flickr


Coffee and Rolex by uscmatt99, on Flickr

Awesome equipment! Thanks for sharing.


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[Yess]

Originally Posted by Redbox

Love mine.

This machine has ruined "barista" coffee for me. Good beans, ground fresh, and control over the espresso pressure range. Maybe 1/10 coffees bought from a Cafe stack up against my coffee now... None ever beat it!

[BumbleB]

Originally Posted by Yess

This machine has ruined "barista" coffee for me. Good beans, ground fresh, and control over the espresso pressure range. Maybe 1/10 coffees bought from a Cafe stack up against my coffee now... None ever beat it!

So agree!

I can’t find many that stack up to my freshly home-brewed cup.

Typically the longer I’m away from home I tend to find some good coffees outside, but that’s just because I start to forget how good mine was.


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[BumbleB]

Originally Posted by Yess

This machine has ruined "barista" coffee for me. Good beans, ground fresh, and control over the espresso pressure range. Maybe 1/10 coffees bought from a Cafe stack up against my coffee now... None ever beat it!

By the way, not sure if you’ve tried Blue Mountain coffee from Jamaica, but for me, I can’t find anything that matches it...


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[Vinnee]

Okay!! This thread is actually fun. I love it

[fabio62]

coffee ..and daydate...

[watchmework]

Been considering a serious machine for a while now, for the meantime the nespresso vertuoline is holding me over.

[Yess]

Originally Posted by BumbleB

By the way, not sure if you’ve tried Blue Mountain coffee from Jamaica, but for me, I can’t find anything that matches it...


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I'll definitely give it a try, thanks!

[THC]

Originally Posted by dba

My favorite. Everyday while I'm at home for the past 15 years. Brewed from a simple Cuisinart Coffer Maker.

A local favorite here David ... if your supplier runs out, PM me and I will send you some

[brandrea]

Nespresso here

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[THC]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Nespresso here

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Nice sunshine pic my friend

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by THC

Nice sunshine pic my friend

Thanks buddy, ready for another week

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[thekman]

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[BumbleB]

Gold with Gold today.

Some beans I picked up in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil.










Have a great day!


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[m3tek44]

Originally Posted by -dustin

Lucca M58, which is a modified QuickMill something or other for Clive Coffee. Dual-boiler (stainless), PID-controlled, rotary pump.

Grinder is a Eureka Atom.

Low decibels was/ is a priority. And with this setup, despite being in a 3 bedroom, single story house, I can make my espresso at any hour without disturbing the peace.

seriously hitter!! Great machine!

[m3tek44]

Must have every morning...

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[Gerry62]

Originally Posted by billfredericks

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Bialetti a Legend !!!
Great the Sub

[VincentM]

Decent Espresso DE1PRO (v1.1)
Kafatek Monolith conical 71mm

V60
Fellow kettle
Acaia Pearl S scale
Lido 3 grinder
And I’m waiting for my Monolith Flat Max

I enjoy beans from all over the world, light roast from local roasters (Nektar, Zab, Pilot). I enjoy especially fruity notes of ethiopian beans.








BB S&G, DJ Blue Azzurro, CHNR

[rolexguy212]

Now i feel like buying some upgraded coffee machine :-) my Keurig days are over, lol

[-dustin]

Originally Posted by rolexguy212

Now i feel like buying some upgraded coffee machine :-) my Keurig days are over, lol

i didn't get a machine till i left Dallas and came to Austin. there's so much good coffee all over Dallas. 1418 in Plano and LDU off of Fitzhugh/ 75 are 2 of the best i've ever had.

[Gambonista]

Here is our Jura Giga 6, a super-automatic with twin bean storage bins, grinders, and thermoblocks, which makes it easy to brew decaf and caffeinated drinks without re-loading. Oh, and that’s my wife’s Daytona.


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[Ricky Rolex]

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[thewolfofmiddlesex]

Breville (Sage) Oracle Touch; Union Beans, preferably roasted within the month, otherwise beans from Pret a manger / Taylors Lazy Sunday roast
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[RyanO]

Originally Posted by bp1000

I don’t have nearly enough shots including my coffee

At home with my sage (breville I think in the USA) barista pro - plus a nice 18g dose of coffee masters signature blend beans


And out, a double espresso from coffee #1

I'm a coffee lover, but about that pair of Daytonas

[BumbleB]

Good morning, wherever you are




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[BumbleB]

Originally Posted by VincentM

Decent Espresso DE1PRO (v1.1)
Kafatek Monolith conical 71mm

V60
Fellow kettle
Acaia Pearl S scale
Lido 3 grinder
And I’m waiting for my Monolith Flat Max

I enjoy beans from all over the world, light roast from local roasters (Nektar, Zab, Pilot). I enjoy especially fruity notes of ethiopian beans.








BB S&G, DJ Blue Azzurro, CHNR

Wow, that’s next level for me! Thanks for sharing.


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[BumbleB]

Originally Posted by Hungry Eyes

Must be nice to wake up to home espresso. I’m a bit of a coffee nerd; worked at a boutique roastery for several years (as a barista, assisting the roaster). I really loved the job, except it paid terribly and was physically quite taxing, so when we had our first kid, I got out of the game and became a bureaucrat.

I keep it simple at home, and make lots of pourover-style filter coffee. I used a Lido 2 handgrinder, digital scale from Market Lane in Melbourne, and buy lots of different beans from various roasters as there are so many around Brisbane now. The one constant is a fortnightly bag posted up from Market Lane; they buy and roast very high quality green beans, always from somewhere different. My favourites are usually from the Sidamo region of Ethiopia (taste like a Cherry Ripe bar).

Quite a few coffee fans ‘round here; there’s a semi-regularly updated ‘Coffee Lovers Thread’ in the Open Discussion section you might like to check in on from time-to-time, currently hiding several pages deep.

Australia has a really strong coffee culture, with some really good coffee!

I got my Breville in Gold Coast.


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[White Collar Boy]

Originally Posted by VincentM

Decent Espresso DE1PRO (v1.1)
Kafatek Monolith conical 71mm

V60
Fellow kettle
Acaia Pearl S scale
Lido 3 grinder
And I’m waiting for my Monolith Flat Max

I enjoy beans from all over the world, light roast from local roasters (Nektar, Zab, Pilot). I enjoy especially fruity notes of ethiopian beans.







BB S&G, DJ Blue Azzurro, CHNR

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