A superlative Chronometer is essential
If you want to pour a superlative latte, don't you think? Good morning! Best, CaliforniaJed...
Yes, but does it follow . . .
. . . that a rich, dark ale . . . [Rogue Hazelnut Ale] . . . needs an equally rich, dark, and patinated vintage watch . . . . . . to appreciate its full measure of flavor? :-) [PS - did you notice I waited until happy hour to take these snaps?] ...
How do you think I saved all that money . . .
. . . for the Omega? One drink at a time ;-) . . . ...
Dial . . .
['56 Omega SM C dial section] . . . vs ale. [Rogue ale bubbles] Amazingly similar, no? :-) ...
We'll have to get in some practice . . .
. . . at the next gathering of the alphabet soup gang ;-) . . .
This morning's pour seemed particularly photogenic.
They don't all look this good when I make them (though I am getting more consistent), but they all taste great! It's a curse, really. I love espresso, but there are only a handful of places in LA I will order one, Best, CaliforniaJed
So high brow! I prefer to keep it simple...
MIH, home roasted, home brewed, black. [URL=] [/URL] [URL=] [/URL] Cheers, Daniel ...
Well done, Daniel.
I like your style! The MIH is a perfect pairing for such a Purist coffee. (Are you using a home roaster, popcorn maker, or something else?) Best, CaliforniaJed
Behmor 1600 home roaster
It's the cheapest one that does a whole pound at a time, which still only lasts me about 5 or 6 days. And it's the only way I can get really good (and affordable) coffee here in KY. Cheers, Daniel
Wow, you're hard core -- I like it!
I hate how much it costs me to ship fresh roasted beans, but I don't have the time/energy to roast my own. Good on you for putting in the effort. Best, CaliforniaJed
