Any other coffee snobs here?

Most of the coffee I drink is from Door County Coffee Co. I love their hazelnut cinnamon with french vanilla creamer. Otherwise I like Seattles best Hazelnut Creme.

http://www.doorcountycoffee.com/

RE: Dutch Bro's

It's a chain with locations in Arizona, Cali, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho, and Colorado. I do believe the majority are in Oregon (and the states bordering us), but don't quote me on that. The abundance in Oregon is part of my grouch- they tend to close out better, local shops (I've noticed the ones in my home town like to park themselves RIGHT next to local, one stand coffee shops and then the other stand goes out of business or sees heavily decreased business :( ) and there are SO MANY OF THEM. D: I wouldn't mind the quantity if I could find a drink I liked from there :( Though I must stay, every store I've been too has really good/sweet staff. The only reason I go to one is because they are so nice and one of the girls adores Tali and Argo, so if they are in the car, I stop by. And they really like my dad, so now that he can't go, I go when I can. IDK D:

just if their dang coffee was sweeter lol

@BrandiR- Have you had Java Crew? I reallyreallyreally love their coffee, but I don't know how big the chain is. Not in Corvallis though of course. The only other coffee place I know that uses Big Train Chai which I love, but apparently no one knows what it is. I always get the 'huh' face if I ask if they carry/use it

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Originally Posted by sunshinenorcas

@BrandiR- Have you had Java Crew? I reallyreallyreally love their coffee, but I don't know how big the chain is. Not in Corvallis though of course. The only other coffee place I know that uses Big Train Chai which I love, but apparently no one knows what it is. I always get the 'huh' face if I ask if they carry/use it

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I've never heard of it. I live in the TriCities (WA) and we have an abundance of Dutch Bros, Starbucks, and several "Slut Huts" as I affectionately call them :) (Am I allowed to say that?)
None of the drive through coffee here is especially great. There are a couple of Roaster's, which I think is a chain, and they're pretty good.

I once went to Seattle (almost 4 hours away) for the sole purpose of having good coffee! We got up at like 5 in the morning, drove to Seattle and walked around trying all of the little cafes we saw. After about four hours and 18 gallons of overpriced espresso we drove home. I don't think I slept for about six days after that, but I'll say Seattle has some good coffee!

Cafe bustello man myself


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Still waiting on my order from la colombe... Apparently the polar vortex that spat up snow here in Georgia has delayed my delivery.. I just hope the freezing temps and extra time won't destroy the flavor of the coffee.