Comments on: Someone else's coffee http://www.hasblog.co.uk/someone-elses-coffee Has Bean Coffee Blog Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:14:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Has Bean Steve http://www.hasblog.co.uk/someone-elses-coffee/comment-page-1#comment-629 Has Bean Steve Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:15:51 +0000 http://www.hasblog.co.uk/?p=278#comment-629 Baz it was unique and I kind of like it for what it was, I'm hankering for a little more, a bit like when you start drinking alcohol. i know when I was younger I wasn't so keen on the taste (boy have I'm making up for that now). I wonder if it's a taste I could get used to. Abhishek, I didn't realize quite how rare it really is, thanks for your kind words. Baz it was unique and I kind of like it for what it was, I’m hankering for a little more, a bit like when you start drinking alcohol. i know when I was younger I wasn’t so keen on the taste (boy have I’m making up for that now). I wonder if it’s a taste I could get used to.

Abhishek, I didn’t realize quite how rare it really is, thanks for your kind words.

]]> By: abhishek http://www.hasblog.co.uk/someone-elses-coffee/comment-page-1#comment-628 abhishek Thu, 21 Feb 2008 15:51:09 +0000 http://www.hasblog.co.uk/?p=278#comment-628 hi, I live in India, and I had read about the same when Tom had received the parcel from India. However I tried to ask the the roasters(Finca Specialty Coffee, New Delhi), if they had ever heard about the coffee varietal . The answer was no. However Tom had asked for the comments from the people who had tried this coffee, which I think very few have. It seems that this liberica is as intriguing as India was for Mark Twain. It is a pleasure to read your posts, and the envy grows in to know that you have access to some of the greatest coffee and coffee moments , which due to the trade and commerce policy of our country we are not entitled to. Cheers!! hi,
I live in India, and I had read about the same when Tom had received the parcel from India. However I tried to ask the the roasters(Finca Specialty Coffee, New Delhi), if they had ever heard about the coffee varietal . The answer was no.
However Tom had asked for the comments from the people who had tried this coffee, which I think very few have. It seems that this liberica is as intriguing as India was for Mark Twain.
It is a pleasure to read your posts, and the envy grows in to know that you have access to some of the greatest coffee and coffee moments , which due to the trade and commerce policy of our country we are not entitled to.
Cheers!!

]]> By: Baz http://www.hasblog.co.uk/someone-elses-coffee/comment-page-1#comment-627 Baz Thu, 21 Feb 2008 15:42:25 +0000 http://www.hasblog.co.uk/?p=278#comment-627 Coffea Liberica is very unusual, I've never heard of anyone drinking it outside producing countries. Probably because it doesn't taste that well :-) Coffea Liberica is very unusual, I’ve never heard of anyone drinking it outside producing countries. Probably because it doesn’t taste that well :-)

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