I have been making the occasional coworker a cup of aeropressed coffee with good reviews thus far. Being that it is shift work, most of my coworkers are used to drinking the reduced syrup of a pot that’s been left on the burner too long (one coworker thanked me for leaving it for her!). Many don’t even know coffee doesn’t have to be bitter, although some are hardcore enough caffeine addicts that they know what good coffee is, they just get what they can day-to-day.
For Christmas I’m going to make one good cup of coffee for each employee working each shift. I’ll normally take whatever light roast grounds I can get day-to-day (see above), but I wanna jazz this up a little extra.
My wishlist is:
- Decent
- Cheap enough to distribute among around 20-30 people
- No super niche flavors that would be off-putting to a “layperson.”
Any ideas?
Rio Grande Roasters Pinon 3 Lb. Bag Ground Coffee https://a.co/d/cQAtOI6 is phenomenal. It’s super smooth, has a naturally light and subtle dark chocolate background note. This coffee has ruined bad coffee for so many people once they try it. I get “never knew coffee could be like this.” Pretty often from people that try it.
I’m gonna try it with the whole bean and see what happens. Thanks for the rec!
Oh, good catch. Didn’t realize I linked the pre ground and not the whole bean. Enjoy!