What's in your Coffee Cup?
 

Why am I posting about great tasting coffee in the "shooting sports"?

You will either get it or you wont. :smoking: I hope you do. :yes:

All I can say is that both myself and my wife absolutely love their quality of roasts from Brazil and Colombia and have been drinking it for over a year now exclusively.

Great Tasting Coffee from Great Patriotic Business Owners. :thumbsup:


Black Rifle Coffee



https://www.blackriflecoffee.com/pages/about-us

So there is a slight delay before it fires?

Is it politically correct to drink this coffee? :lmao:

It's not the coffee in my cup, but what's about to go in it, two of the finest regarded coffee's on the website's; Lavazza Expresso, and Taylor's Hot Lava Java. Been OK all year with my local supermarket Italian and Colombia beans, and I'm a wizz kid with the French press, so I'll plop in a new filter in my water jug to fit the hopeful occasions. In view of these our times I didn't fancy an 18 mile round trip to the Algerian Coffee house in Soho.

I don’t drink much coffee these days, but when I do, it’s more like a cannon than a rifle. :)

Algerian Coffee Stores is an amazing place! :yes:

Sure is, I used to live round the corner. It's pretty good on tea as well.

If one is looking for extreme caffeination, there are brands like (all appropriately named) Devil Mountain, Death Wish, High Voltage, Black Insomnia, etc.. Most of them far exceed the recommended 400mg daily dose in just one cup. :D By a large factor.... :sigh:


Black Rifle is not one of them. The guys at Black Rifle do a great job of roasting their coffee and the beans are of the quality growers of Brazil and Colombia. Besides the beans, the roasting process and the roaster is a BIG factor in how coffee tastes.

I usually buy organic coffee from Whole Foods and have tried just about every brand they have over the decade. Black Rifle was good enough to make me drink it and prefer over others.

Why coffee roasting matters. https://craftsense.co/coffee/why-cof...hs%20of%20time.

Alberta Premium.:smoking:

That's a different octane rating. :D