College Station Coffee Delivery

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Has anyone else had to deal with Fellow's customer service and their warranty process? I won a Stagg Kettle in an IG raffle back in May, the base is acting up....doesn't turn on easily and the display has artifacts. I reached out to their customer support...

Hi all, I'm traveling to London tomorrow and I thought that I could ask this sub for some unique or interesting coffee related things to see. Also, recommendations on the best coffee shops to try are very welcome! I'll be based around Clapham but I will he...

I personally think that'd be spending too much for a second hand unit, I also heard they tend to be pretty faulty with time and hard to repair (this guy used it for almost a year with no issue though). If I were to spend that I'd be way over my budget of...

I had been using the Gen 1 everyday for a while now. Drip, pour-over, French press are my usual suspects. No espresso of course. The Gen 1 was fantastic, but it did have some flaws that have been covered many times: Static (pretty bad without RDT), hopper having...

Started to make coffee at home to save some money as I'm in a tighter spot at the moment, and I didn't have a coffee maker, so I got a French press from Ikea (I think it was around 10-15$?) it makes pretty good coffee, though, I've noticed sometimes the...

I just took it apart and cleaned every spec of coffee out of the grinder. Put it back together and the grinder is still struggling to start, motor struggling to turn the grinder for the first ten seconds then it slowly starts to move, finally getting up to speed after...

I really hate compromises, and would love to have the best cup each time I go for one. However, as good as batch brewers are, they still feel like a compromise compared to the potential of manual pour overs. This doesn't feel like it should be the case, so why is...

Hello all, first time posting here and have a question I can't seem to find an answer for. I use a Chemex to brew 0.5L of coffee in the morning and drink it over the next 3-5 hours from a Thermos. I use pre-ground coffee. I have been thinking about grinding the...

If a group head vibrated in a similar way to how the Mythos 1 does when grinding, would this break apart the channelling structures that inevitably form in a puck? Vibration always tends to redistribute a volume, but the question is whether that would be the case when...

Every morning I brew a single cup V60 using fresh as possible beans, and no recipe change (currently the James Hoffman one cup) but recently as the brew goes, around the 2:30 mark, my brew quickly slows down almost to a halt. At first I had no idea what it was until I...

So I bought these lovely Ethopian beans from a good roaster nearby. I mostly use a V60. As many Ethiopian beans tend to do, the beans stall quite a bit. I assume that there are a lot of fines or a lot more than usual. For a grind setting that gives me approx. 2:30...

Does anyone have any tips on growing Coffee indoors? I am based in the UK. I have got this: https://www.thompson-morgan.com/p/coffee-plant/se-coffeaarabicaTM I would like any tips you guys have for getting fruit and flowers in 3-4 years. I would also appreciate if...

What’s good r/Coffee! I have been spending a lot of time this past year/year and a half experimenting with cocktails. This past week my partner has been on call with work, being responsible and staying off the booze. So it got me thinking, “What kinda fun drinks can I...

Greetings, everyone! I'm having some problems with my coffee plant. Leaves started drying out and browning, which they occasionally do in the winter, and I cut them off and trimmed the plant down. It never minds me doing that and continues growing. However, this...

My partner has never been a huge fan of coffee, but it never bothered them to have it in the house. At the beginning of 2021 we both contracted Covid and they developed parosmia (loss of taste and smell), and it's just finally starting to get better....

I’ve been drinking coffee for years, and have had less than a few times where it just really tasted off, but I usually thought it might be the creamer going bad. Anyway, 99.9% of the time it tastes like coffee, normal. Lately I’ve gotten into espresso and bought a...

It's interesting. Not bad, not good. My teapot stopped working this morning so I boiled the water in the microwave. However, when I took it out and poured it in the aeropress, it exploded, which AFAIK means the water was superheated. I was quite curious to see...

I'm new to pour over and have been having a hard time figuring out what is meant when people talk about grind size. Some people talk in terms of medium Fine, medium, medium Course. Some speak in terms of microns. Some in terms of course salt. I've also...

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Has anyone in this thread used one? I used to brew in a regular plastic 02, but I thought the copper one looked really cool so I saved some money to buy one, and stashed away my plastic brewer in a drawer. I've since used the copper brewer for like 1.5 years and...

Asking here because this is the sub that convinced me to buy it in the first place. I bought the Bonavita electric kettle about 2 years ago and we usually use it on average two or three times a day, so it's past its warranty but I can't imagine it's...

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