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Hawaii Kauai
BUTTERTART KING
1 post
Jun 17, 2008
8:27 AM
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WHAT CAN I SAY, WHEN DAVE SAID TRY THIS COFFEE LAST NOVEMBER, LITTLE DID I KNOW HOW MUCH IT WOULD AFFECT MY COFFEE PALLET. SORRY TO THE TIMMY FANS BUT SINCE I STARTED DRINKING FIRE ROASTED COFFEE, MY OCCASIONAL MORNING FLOPSY STOMACH IS GONE. THE HAWAII KAUAI ESTATE RESERVE HAS CHANGED MY MORNINGS AND ALL I CAN SAY IS THANK YOU.
WARNING: BUY THE BEANS, AFTER YOU HAVE THIS COFFEE FOR MORE THAN 2 WEEKS IT WILL BE VERY HARD TO REVERT BACK. DO NOT RELY ON PATRICK TO MAKE IT HE LIKES TO SEE US HAWAII DRINKERS SQUIRM AS WE TRY TO FIGURE A REPLACEMENT. TO HIS CREDIT, HE IS TRYING TO GET US TO EXPAND OUR COFFEE CHOICES BUT ONCE YOU HAVE HAD STEAK ITS HARD TO SUBSTITUTE HOT DOGS.
ANY OTHER HAWAII ADDICTS OUT THERE?
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Dave The Roaster
27 posts
Jun 17, 2008
3:09 PM
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Buttertart King! Whats happening? We truly are men of vice. You, Hawaiian coffee, me, currently rootbeer buttertarts. I mean really this guy makes 902 types of buttertarts he has a problem I think he offers too much variety. What a sec how many types of coffee do I have? I think we have a race...Patrick put on the Hawaiian for the poor guy...
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Iamarealbigdog
1 post
Aug 06, 2008
11:23 AM
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This is by far one of the best coffees available in the region. I am thrilled it is in the regular inventory and the cost is truely worth it. It's like comparing tofu to steak, hmmm yum. As for something a little different, I had the opportunity to ty the Galapagos Island Organic, very, very nice.
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