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cinimod cinimod
 
M$1 April 07, 2009 03:35 AM

What is the best online source for coffee beans?

I love darker strong roasts. I want them to sell them as fresh beans not ground or frozen.
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lwelch lwelch
 
 April 07, 2009 03:47 AM
Caracolillo Coffee Mill ,They have been roasting coffee for over 60 years and has a customer satisfactory. Espresso blend coffee and Cuban , Also many other blends of coffee made with the finest quality select coffee beans.

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http://www.ccmcoffee.com/index.php

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masontx masontx
 
April 07, 2009 03:54 AM
There is the all famous Starbucks Coffee that you can buy online an brew yourself!

Go to http://www.starbucksstore.com/products/coffee.asp to order now.

All Starbucks Coffees:

Mild
Medium
Bold
Extra Bold

Ground
Whole Bean
Pods
Portion Packs
Instant

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http://www.starbucksstore.com/products/coffee.asp


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tracebooks tracebooks
 
April 07, 2009 03:58 AM
According to http://www.coffeereview.com, http://www.klatchroasting.com/ has many of the highest-rated coffees. Green Mountain Roasters, www.paradiseroasters.com , and www.terroircoffee.com all also have very highly-rated coffees.

Coffee Review is probably the best overall website for coffee lovers, from professional roasters and barristas to dedicated amateurs, and even the average person trying to figure out a good gift.

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morriss003 morriss003
 
April 07, 2009 04:27 AM
Sweet Maria's has a pretty good rep. So do you roast your own beans? What kind of roaster do you have? I just finished roasting a batch this morning using my Nesco. Then I spent the rest of the day harvesting beans, crushing and separating them. Luckily the basketball game was on during the separating.

http://www.sweetmarias.com/
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chefhenry chefhenry
 
April 07, 2009 04:38 AM
When your question specified fresh, I didn't know whether you meant whole bean coffee or "green" beans for roasting at home, so here are a couple of links for places that I found. The first is Canadian, so depending on where you are, it might be more, or less convenient for you. The beauty of the green, unroasted bean is that it does stay fresh a long, long time, roasting, on the other hand is a pretty delicate process to get a good dark roast without turning the whole thing into a burnt mess.

http://www.greencoffee.ca/index.php

http://www.coffeestorehouse.com/Green_Coffee_Beans.htm
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srgothard srgothard
 
April 07, 2009 01:04 PM
I strongly suggest Boca Java (http://www.bocajava.com/). They roast to order, and they have a very wide variety of roasts, blends, and flavors.

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philliplut... philliplut...
 
April 07, 2009 01:49 PM
i've used Boca Java - the coffee is really good, but from a price standpoint it only makes sense to order in bulk ... 4 lbs or more at a time.

i'm guessing this is the case for all these places, in terms of shipping and delivery costs VS. the cost of the coffee itself.

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daigakuins... daigakuins...
 
April 07, 2009 07:20 PM
I've been using Gevalia for a while now, and I can definitely tell a difference in the quality of the beans whether I'm making a french roast or espresso as opposed to just about anything I've bought in a retail store or at starbucks.

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http://www.gevalia.com/Gevalia/catalog/coffee_category.aspx?catalogLink=Cof...


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worldflavo... worldflavo...
 
May 20, 2009 07:12 PM
www.worldflavors.net

Some of the best Costa Rican coffee is here. This is the stuff the locals drink in CR.

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