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Nice little summary of the recipes/techniques from previous Aeropress championships:
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Been following HBNielsen on Instagram, really like a lot of his stuff, doesn't seem to be passing through London anytime soon. Got a couple of black pieces on my arm so I want to get a few more bits.
Tempted to book in with Barbe Rousse when he's in London.
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What kind of style tattoos do people think will age really well? I see a lot of stuff that I love but I worry it'll look "so 2014" in ten years' time. I don't see many from the 90s that look great, for example. If I got a tattoo when I was 18 it probably would've been a tribal.
I can't tell if all this trad/flash stuff (and I like a lot of it) is going to look like "oh you were a hipster in the 2010s". Or will it just look like nice tattoos.
^^^^That is surely going to look sick forever
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I don't get it, is Jeez arguing with himself about instant coffee?
quantity is absolutely essential when it comes to coffee, and quantity can only be maximised by not going for a top quality strong coffee (due to strength and money)
I just cannot glean any sense from this. It's the kind of thing I might come up with if I clumsily clattered into a thread about a subject I know nothing about and was forced at gunpoint to type a few thoughts.
I wouldn't normally rise to this stuff but I feel like there's something worth discussing somewhere, if I could only grasp what it is.
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Hasbean roasts pretty light too. Darker roasts really don't happen much in speciality coffee because it kind of defeats the object, but there are some roasters that seem to roast a little less lightly, like Monmouth, Climpson, Volcano, Dark Fluid, Coleman, probably a bunch more. Generally though if you want dark roasts I'd avoid anything speciality/"third-wave" etc and stick to traditional stuff.