basskisser wrote:
Reggie Smithers wrote:
CalifBill wrote:
"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 15:22:54 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Dene wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Any of you northwesterners know this brand?

My coffeemaker company sent me an email announcing the availability of
Tully's Coffee in "k-cups," which is what I use. Claimed it was a
leading brand in the northwest and had some interesting blends,
including a "kona," which I enjoy.

Opinions of Tully's Coffee?

Thanks!
Dang good stuff. Wish they were available in Oregon. Always drink some
when in Chuck's country.
Thanks...I'll order some of the kona.
Coffee snob.
when I was in college maintaining mainframes, had a system in a coffee
roasting plant. All the Kona (100%) I wanted, but rarely made coffee at
home.


I purchased a Lb. of Kona Coffee and it was so "mellow", it tasted like
watered down coffee. I normally like French Roast or a coffee with some
flavor to it, even when I used twice as much Kona, it still tasted like
watered down coffee, sort of the "Lite" version of coffee.

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Reggie

"That's my story and I am sticking to it."

Somebody hosed you then. Kona is rich, full bodied coffee. The 2006
coffee of the year by javareport.com was a Kona:
http://www.thejavareport.com/coffee/...age=0&repage=2

Bassy,
I looked up your link, and then looked at the prices. The cost of Kona
was $20-$35 a lb. I definitely didn't pay close to that price, it was
in the $12/lb range, so it must have been a blend. I know I am not
going to be buying a lb of Kona, but I will try a cup at the next coffee
shop.

--
Reggie

"That's my story and I am sticking to it."