TonyVan Senior Member Joined: 24 May 2010 Posts: 269 Location: Pacific Northwest Expertise: I love coffee
Espresso: GS/3, La Pavoni Grinder: Macap M7K, Rocky Drip: Kone
Posted Sun Mar 11, 2012, 6:07pm Subject: Re: Looking for a decaf that cuts through milk
Yes, well worth a visit though.
At the cafe they pull on a Rancilio three-group commercial lever and the shots are unlike anything else you're likely to find - definitely not third-wave - more like what you'd expect if you applied six decades of progress to a traditional Italian espresso from 1950. Really beautiful, and by, truly, the friendliest people who will ever hand you a demitasse (and that's in a town with a lot of very personable baristas...)
signal15 Senior Member Joined: 2 Jan 2006 Posts: 115 Location: Brooklyn Park Expertise: I love coffee
Posted Sun Mar 11, 2012, 7:47pm Subject: Re: Looking for a decaf that cuts through milk
Anyone tried the Zoka decaf espresso Quatro? Looks to be very reasonably priced. I'm liking the "leather and tobacco" part of the description, but they do say that it's no overly aggressive in milk (I like aggressive).
I did just pick up some Black Cat Decaf. It's really good. It's still not quite what I'm looking for though. And, it's really expensive, especially when you figure in shipping. I probably won't buy it again.
I'll try some of these other recommendations. I have 5lbs of Paradise Havana sitting here for my wife, and I REALLY want some right now.
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