So, I'm a little curious about what people are drinking while gaming - especially when they are gaming late into the evening. Personally, I enjoy wine while gaming. But that's partly because this past year I have found that more than one cup of coffee for me can cause stomach issues. I used to drink 2-3 cups in the morning after waking up, but now I do my best to limit it to just one cup. But this is about which brand of coffee do you prefer and I suppose what style of coffee? For example, an Americano (espresso & hot water) would be nice, but usually I have just a cup of drip coffee. A cappuccino is really nice but a lot of work to make at home. As for coffee brands, my wife and I buy Starbucks dark roast beans, like French Roast, Italian Roast, etc. We buy the whole bean bags and grind it each morning when we make coffee. We store the coffee beans in the freezer too.
So, what do you do for coffee while gaming or even when you're not gaming?
Coffee talk... oh boy - paging @rtbh99 😂. We typically drink drip coffee at home using a Breville Precision Brewer.
I'm not a big coffee aficionado in any way, so I can't say for sure that it's high quality or anything (my fiancée picked this out), but it works great for us!
As far as beans go, our local grocer has this "Mexican Vanilla" flavor by Addison Coffee Roasters that we really like.
Outside of that, I'm a big fan of mochas (can you tell I like my coffee a bit on the sweeter side? haha).
Just the regular Dolce Gusto from my trustworthy machine with 11 Years.
I don't even know how it still works...
Now, its time for a IKEA Cinnamon Roll plus a Ardenza coffee. BRB
Good coffee starts with a good coffee maker. Check out the 'Iron & Sprout' Double Pour Over set:
oh boy i got paged to a coffee thread. i just got back from a pair of vacations where i bought about a years worth of coffee beans up front. by the time i was up to number 12 on my trip to portland oregon, my husband was starting to get upset. currently i have 26 varieties of coffee in my freezer, mostly light and medium roasts. i make my coffee with a manual hand grinder and an aeropress every time, though i recently bought a hario v60 drip maker. heres a pic of my collection
I wish I could try that coffee from Vietnam. I know one thing from Vietnam that I won't try again - wine. It was the worst wine we have ever tasted. We toured Vietnam in 2010. I didn't get a picture of that wine, but it made me switch to beer from that point on.
