rwhinton
New member
I still can remember the worst coffee I've ever drunk. It was my "hello, sunrise," cup from a pot that was brewed sometime during the eve watch when I was in the Navy years ago. After being heated for 10 or more hours in a huge stainless steel vat, the coffee was rough, to say the least. But we watch-standers weren't allowed to make a fresh pot until right before the day workers arrived. And their arrival marked the end of our watch.
Despite those awful, bitter cups, I managed to retain to my liking for coffee.
My wife recently bought me a French press, and I've retired the drip coffee maker and I am enjoying this new way to brew our morning coffee. I also am having fun tinkering with the routine involved in making that coffee. (Somehow, I have to get the dog outside and collect the newspaper in the driveway during the process.)
I buy beans semi-locally and online and grind them myself each morning.
The best part is that my tastiest cup of coffee is still to come.
Thanks for having me here.
Despite those awful, bitter cups, I managed to retain to my liking for coffee.
My wife recently bought me a French press, and I've retired the drip coffee maker and I am enjoying this new way to brew our morning coffee. I also am having fun tinkering with the routine involved in making that coffee. (Somehow, I have to get the dog outside and collect the newspaper in the driveway during the process.)
I buy beans semi-locally and online and grind them myself each morning.
The best part is that my tastiest cup of coffee is still to come.
Thanks for having me here.
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