Dazbog Coffee in Colorado...

[pltrgyst]

While recently visiting the Denver area (Thornton and downtown), we had several
cups of coffee from Dazbog Coffee and were impressed. As a matter of fact, I'm
sitting here enjoying a large cup of drip made from finely-ground decaf Troika
Espresso beans right now. In addition to the deep flavor, it has a most unusual
brightness that I haven't tasted in a long time. Top-notch stuff.

The only negative so far is that you must ignore the recommendations on both
their bags and their Web site to use a blade grinder. I have no idea why they do
that, along with recommending precise grinding times. Shudder.

I see they have shops in Colorado Springs and other towns. Have any of you
Colorado folks tried them? Does their quality hold up at all their locations?

-- Larry



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[Loring]

Post by pltrgyst
I see they have shops in Colorado Springs and other towns. Have any of you
Colorado folks tried them? Does their quality hold up at all their locations?
-- Larry

When I started my espresso experience DazBog was one of the 1st local
roasters I tried. They were still small enough they would sell you
coffee right from their headquarters. There advertising is a thing of
beauty. Growth appears to be huge. I found the roast of their
"WhiteKnights" espresso good but a bit dark for my taste. If you
return to colorado try "Cafe Novo" IMO head and shoulders above.
Loring

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...try "Cafe Novo" IMO head and shoulders above.
Loring

Loring,
My local roaster recently changed owners, and the espresso roast
isn't nearly as good of a roast as it was. It was a Dietrich,
but is now something called "Crow Foot Vallley Coffee" roasted
down in Castle Rock. But, I'm just not a fan of the roast.
A I'm in SE Denver - where can I get Cafe Novo?

I found:
http://www.fluidcoffeebar.com/driver.aspx?topic=novo

It says "Located in 'Uptown' on 19th and Pennsylvania,
Fluid Coffee Bar provides a unique mix of semi-private
and shared meeting space in a cozy and friendly coffee
bar environment."

Is that the right place to go for beans?

Thanks,
John