Your Favourite Espresso Blend

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Your Favourite Espresso Blend

Postby kingseven » Mon Aug 09, 2004 6:17 pm

Excluding your own (for all you home roasters!)

Obviously excluding things like Illy etc...

What floats your (palette's) boat?
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Postby tisri » Mon Aug 09, 2004 6:29 pm

Hard to comment without naming specific companies but here goes:

I'm rather partial to the Continental blend from the Roast and Post Coffee Company
I also like Hasbean's espresso blend but prefer things a little darker. I just bought some green beans so I can roast it myself.

Dark is good. Dark is gooooooooooood.
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Postby simonp » Mon Aug 09, 2004 6:42 pm

I have only tried blends from 2 roasters, and my favourites are 1 from each: Hasbean's Espresso Blend, and Hill & Valley's Bourbon Espresso.
Interestingly 1 is somewhat darker roast than the other, but I would be hard pushed to split them, in terms of preference that is, quite different taste. Both are blends containing robusta in small ammounts, I like the extra bite :twisted:
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