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by Beanie » Fri Jan 13, 2006 2:49 pm
No worries. You're not the first to make that mistake
Never knew I looked like a guy
I thought my avatar would sort that out... but I guess I should replace it with a more girlie looking one.
Cheers,
Marcy
This week, I'm mainly recovering 
All I've got is my Aerobie AeroPress | 70's Aurora/Brugnetti HX Spring Lever | Mazzer Mini E & SJ (on loan) | Hottop | Nestor Martin (Toto) Gas Roaster | Eva Solo | Moka Pots
All I've got is my Aerobie AeroPress | 70's Aurora/Brugnetti HX Spring Lever | Mazzer Mini E & SJ (on loan) | Hottop | Nestor Martin (Toto) Gas Roaster | Eva Solo | Moka Pots-
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by JulieJayne » Tue Jan 17, 2006 4:06 pm
blackice wrote:I want to find India Monsooned Malabar, Sumatra, and Sulawesi beans. I've also found that Costa Rican beans are sweet and blend nice for espresso. I can't find these beans here.
Don't know about Germany. I always find that German postage is too expensive. But what about here in Netherlands. Ongebrand.nl have all of these beans.
Espresso: BFC TCI Lira.
Grinders: Eureka Mignon (2), Mahlkonig Guatemala,
Roaster: Gene Cafe.
Retired... Cimbali Junior, Cimbali Alinox.
Grinders: Eureka Mignon (2), Mahlkonig Guatemala,
Roaster: Gene Cafe.
Retired... Cimbali Junior, Cimbali Alinox.
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by the_dude » Fri Mar 03, 2006 12:58 pm
Try http://www.docklands-coffee.de. You should find at least the Monsooned Malabar.
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