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Ground Roasted Columbian Coffeee

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I'd really like to find some pre-ground and roasted Colombian coffee for a drip-coffee machine.

Any pointers will be much appreciated.

Mucho Thanks,

CS

I buy Columbian Supreme at the Villa but only the beans. I grind them each morning for my coffee. Fresher and tastes better. Same price as ground but ground seems to lose something over time. Every one to their own tastes.

Seen it at villa and of course Starbucks

Kuppa on Sukhumvit 16

Coffee is a personal taste thing, but I have tried many different countries coffee such as Costa Rica, Jamaica,Cyprus,Argentina,basil ,Cambodia, Vietnam and a few others but in my opinion one of the best coffee growers in the world is Thailand. The coffee I drink is from DOI CHANG in the North of Thailand and is an Arabica , its just wow, so good. Try it , you wont be disappointed im sure.

I don't think Villa sells Colombian beans. Their house brand, Aroma, has a roast they call "Colombian." I could be wrong, but I've never seen actual Colombian beans there.

I agree about Doi Chaang (spelt with two As), very high quality beans at a reasonable price. Villa carries Doi Chaang beans, both whole bean and ground. You can also buy whole beans at the Doi Chaang kiosk at the Phrom Phong BTS station.

Aroma also supplies beans to Chao Dai, OK Espresso and 94 Coffee. Pretty good quality and the price is about the same as Doi Chaang. I like Aroma's French Roast best. Villa supermarkets will grind Aroma beans for you while you wait.

May I respectfully suggest the OP try this coffee. You don't have to spend a fortune to get a great cup of coffee.

I store mine in an airtight jar in the fridge. One tablespoon per cup into the filter machine. SUPERB. If you like it I suggest you stock up. Commodities are going crazy. Corn is up 92% in 6 months.

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Bona coffee in JJ Mall, bottom floor, has roasted Colombian beans and can grind them for you.

http://www.bonacoffee.com/index.php?type_id=10

I don't think Villa sells Colombian beans. Their house brand, Aroma, has a roast they call "Colombian." I could be wrong, but I've never seen actual Colombian beans there.

I agree about Doi Chaang (spelt with two As), very high quality beans at a reasonable price. Villa carries Doi Chaang beans, both whole bean and ground. You can also buy whole beans at the Doi Chaang kiosk at the Phrom Phong BTS station.

Doi Chang is a mountain range in the north of Thailand , Doi Chaang coffee is one particular Akha tribe coffee company selling Doi Chang Grown coffee beans , also very good but

Doi Chang coffee is the best in my opinion.

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I don't think Villa sells Colombian beans. Their house brand, Aroma, has a roast they call "Colombian." I could be wrong, but I've never seen actual Colombian beans there.

I agree about Doi Chaang (spelt with two As), very high quality beans at a reasonable price. Villa carries Doi Chaang beans, both whole bean and ground. You can also buy whole beans at the Doi Chaang kiosk at the Phrom Phong BTS station.

Doi Chang is a mountain range in the north of Thailand , Doi Chaang coffee is one particular Akha tribe coffee company selling Doi Chang Grown coffee beans , also very good but

Doi Chang coffee is the best in my opinion.

So there is another 'Doi Chang' brand, with one /a/?

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