That One Cup of Coffee You’ll Never Forget

[dunkinmenu]

We’ve all had good coffee… but then there’s that one cup that’s on a whole different level. For me, it was in a tiny café during a rainy morning. I ordered a cappuccino without expecting much, but the first sip was so rich and smooth I literally stopped mid-sentence. The mix of fresh beans, steamed milk, and that rainy-day vibe… chef’s kiss.


Since then, I’ve been chasing that perfect cup — sometimes I get close, sometimes not even close .


So tell me — where were you when you had your most unforgettable coffee? Was it the beans, the brew method, or just the moment?

 

[RighteousRage]

My first time at a third wave having never heard of third wave

 

[wertperch]

There were several truly memorable cups for me. The first was an espresso in Treviso that demonstrated an intensity i'd never before experienced, the second was soon after i moved to the US, a Bluebottle espresso that had such tasty character. the third was a pourover Yigracheffe that truly set my expectations for what single-origin coffee can be.

 

[shadow745]

Won't honestly say every demitasse every day is mind blowing due to neverending variables at play, but each day is a simple reminder of why I'd damn glad I started doing my own roasting/extracting as nothing else I've had anywhere has ever came remotely close.