Dallmayr Coffee....

[TheMightyFavog]

This stuff is so good, that I can actually drink it black.

I could never drink my coffe black before.

wow.

This is good stuff.

[pnorman]

1. You sure got ME interested.

Here's their webpage: http://www.germandeli.com/dallmayrcoffee.html

I've been ordering my beans from Gevalia for the last few years: http://www.gevalia.com/Gevalia/ but I'll look that stuff over.

pnorman
I drink ALL my coffee black (except for cappuchino & latte), but I'm sure using plenty of sugar lately.

[TheMightyFavog]

2. It's expensive.

About five bucks for 8.8oz.

I bought it from a supermarket in Green Bay called Woodman's that has a gigantic international foods section. They had Coke in half liter glass botlles imported from Mexico there.

I saw this stuff in the liqor department...



Didn't buy it though.

[pnorman]

7. Gevalia ain't cheap either!

Check out their Blue Mountain whole beans. That's the most expensive of the 4 different beans I order from them, but the others aren't too cheap either.

pnorman

[StClone]

3. Interesting but have you heard of Illy?

Illy's workers are the best bean scientists in the business. Expensive but makes a great treat or gift for a coffee lover.

http://www.wholelattelove.com/illy.cfm?CMP=KAC-overture&OVRAW=illy%20coffee&OVKEY=illy%20coffee&OVMTC=standard

[TheMightyFavog]

4. I've heard of it.

Didn't see it at that store, though.

Wow. Makes Dallmayr look cheap.

[StClone]

6. I will go by Woodman's in LaCrosse

Soon and will see if they have the Dallmayr as my supply is down to a few beans. I would love to learn to roast my own, too.

[MissHoneychurch]

5. Glad you like it

the few times I do drink coffee I always drink it black. But I sweeten my tea. go figure :eyes: