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Bewleys expresso alternative

mttk · 2021-02-23 00:34:44

Hi all, I have been drinking bewleys expresso for the last few years. Not sure if I'm missing out on a better coffee, so looking for suggestions on some alternatives. I use the Moka pot to brew and have a grinder to vary the finess/roughness of the bean. Thanks in advance

23-02-2021 12:34am

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mttk

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Hi all, I have been drinking bewleys expresso for the last few years. Not sure if I'm missing out on a better coffee, so looking for suggestions on some alternatives. I use the Moka pot to brew and have a grinder to vary the finess/roughness of the bean. Thanks in advance

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#2 23-02-2021 9:10am

Hodors Appletart

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it depends

do you enjoy drinking the Bewleys, or is it just a caffeine hit that you need?

There are loads of small, independent Irish roasters, doing amazing beans, with a whole range of roast and flavour profiles.

If you really, really enjoy drinking Bewleys though, you aren't really "missing out" per se, but it's always good to broaden one's horizons.

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