foozball3000
Executive Member
It seems that Nescafe Cap Colombie get really good reviews.. and I sooooooooooooooo love it! But what does the purple version taste like?
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Moklet Kcuf
Senior Member
It's fine to like Nescafe, as long as you dont call it coffee 
Voldemort
Death eater
I try coffee bout once a week if that, stuff doesnt phase me.
foozball3000
Executive Member
It's fine to like Nescafe, as long as you dont call it coffee
Why? What is coffee then?
smokey
Honorary Master
smokey
Honorary Master
Turkish coffee is real coffee, man...
foozball3000
Executive Member
smokey
Honorary Master
Erm... and it costs an arm and a leg + you need some machine to make it?
You need a metal jug and patience. Klaar. It's only how you make it that gives the taste. Greeks like to call it Greek coffee, but it's not.
foozball3000
Executive Member
I've had Greek coffee at cafe 41. It was good... but only a few sips worth.
But I'm starting to get the idea.
Moklet Kcuf
Senior Member
I'm afraid answers to this question can only be subjective. When you have truly had a coffee, you will know
foozball3000
Executive Member
I'm afraid answers to this question can only be subjective. When you have truly had a coffee, you will know
So, until then Nescafe Cap Colombie will be my benchmark and definition of coffee.
Moklet Kcuf
Senior Member
With instant coffee, you are not enjoying the coffee per say, it's the caffeine and taste.So, until then Nescafe Cap Colombie will be my benchmark and definition of coffee.
Whatever the style of good coffee. It's always best to be freshly roasted and correctly brewed.
As for Colombian coffee, a most popular style in that country is Tinto, which is black, near espresso strength, with a few drops of fresh lemon juice and a generous amount of sugar. Very nice indeed
EDIT: P.S. - Maybe someone from Pretoria can recommend foozball a Cafe there that serves artisan italian coffee? The Italians are without argument, most refined when it comes to quality.
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foozball3000
Executive Member
Caffeine does nothing to me. 
smokey
Honorary Master
Moklet Kcuf
Senior Member
You just drink Nescafe for the taste? I sense a little denial hereCaffeine does nothing to me.
foozball3000
Executive Member
You just drink Nescafe for the taste? I sense a little denial here
Jip. I love the taste of Cap Colombie. And Ouma Buttermilk Rusks.
Moklet Kcuf
Senior Member
I don't mind the taste of it either, being a confessed caffeine addict, it is only for the caffeine if no other choice is available, like say camping with mates or in a waiting room.
If you enjoy it for taste, godspeed to you...
foozball3000
Executive Member
I need a new coffee. Nescafe is expensive! R75 for Alta Rica. 
But the only option from here on is to get a percolator
But the only option from here on is to get a percolator
Or a French Press. The venerable macchinetta is also simple and effective.I need a new coffee. Nescafe is expensive! R75 for Alta Rica.
But the only option from here on is to get a percolator