The coffee roasterie
Coffee being so popular, here is one of the local coffee roasteries which freshly roast, grind and pack coffee.
As you pass by you experience divine smell of freshly roasted coffee.
How do you make your coffee?
Next Sunday come for more coffee, mini theme continues...
posted by Jazzy @ Sunday, November 19, 2006
12 Comments:
I'm lucky to have a husband who makes coffee for me every morning. And when I need an extra bit of coffee delight, I use my expresso maker and milk steamer and enjoy a cappucinno.
Thank you for visiting my blog today. I enjoyed visiting today's coffee bar as well as the beer garden of yesterday.
J'adore ce genre de boutique, et souvent on peut goutter le café, et il est tellement bon.
Bon dimanche devant ton cafe.
I adore this kind of shop, and often one can drip the coffee, and it is so good. Good Sunday in front of your coffee.
I like a nice Cuban cafecito.
*deep breath* heaven...
I'm a nescafe addict. expresso is too strong to my liking
Nescafe Kris, how sad! We make ours with a coffee plungee and good quality expresso coffee.
Yes, I could smell the coffee in your photo. Wonderful!
Well, I use a rich dark French Roast -- drip. Then I go often to a cafe for latte in the mornings. I'm so happy that coffee shops are becoming increasingly popular all over the world, esp. in the US! One of my decadent (and expensive) pleasures. Well, not exactly decadent!
I don't drink coffe but I like the smell of coffe...
With your photo I can smell it right now!
I love it when I see that someplace as far away as Tuzla has someting similar to what we have here - not in Sharon, which has no coffee shops, but I'll take a photo of the one in Millerton, next door, and post that!
i only like the smell of coffee, i dun drink coffee.
I can imagine the aroma of this place...I use French press :-)
I never drink coffee..not because I a have such a healthy lifestyle..but because i dont like its taste. But I love its smell:)
How great! I can just imagine the aroma!
Cheers
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