Green Bean sources

[germantown rob]

With Sm's take advantage of the 12lb and 20lb flat rate shipping with usps, this gets me a package of greens to the E. coast in 3 days instead of 1 week of ups ground shipping.

[floydpink]

Originally Posted by germantown rob

With Sm's take advantage of the 12lb and 20lb flat rate shipping with usps, this gets me a package of greens to the E. coast in 3 days instead of 1 week of ups ground shipping.

20 lbs? That would last me a couple years, well not really, but a while. I'd need to be positive I liked it before committing to 20 lbs though.

[replicant_argent]

Originally Posted by floydpink

20 lbs? That would last me a couple years, well not really, but a while. I'd need to be positive I liked it before committing to 20 lbs though.

aw, c'mon Pete... That's like...a month worth of coffee!

[germantown rob]

Originally Posted by raisin

You really can't beat SM for quality, variety and Tom's expert advice on roast degree. I usually take advantage of the USPS priority shipping when i'm just ordering beans - coast-to-coast in two day's and pretty cheap to boot!

(allright, allright, you posted first Rob, but tell them who twisted your arm to try it? lol)

I am Quick Draw McDraw.

Originally Posted by floydpink

20 lbs? That would last me a couple years, well not really, but a while. I'd need to be positive I liked it before committing to 20 lbs though.

I have over 100lbs of beans stored. The wife and I drink 2lbs a week plus what I give to friends and family. The espresso machine just chews through beans, if I do nothing but espresso for the two of us I need to roast 3-4lbs a week.

I just got my 1st try of some roasted Black Cat, very good looking roast and tasty. I am very happy with my roasting results but getting something like the BC keeps me honest about my home roast and well I am just awesome .