The Roasterie Ethiopia Natural - FIRST PERFECT SCORE EVER! FIND OUT WHY! [Should I Drink This]

[@RodCornholio]

Don't worry about it selling out. Some of us aren't fans of blueberries and/or light roasts. Still, it never ceases to amaze me regarding the WIDE variety of outstanding coffees coming out of Ethiopia.

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

Yes.. Ethiopia is KING right now for great coffee.

[@huntermulhall4849]

@@ShouldIDrinkThis I heard it's because coffee genetics are much more varied there since it's native to Ethiopia, thus a much wider variety of coffee tastes can be found there. It makes sense: when coffee was first taken outside of Ethiopia, it would have been such a small amount compared to all the coffee trees that already were in Ethiopia, and all the coffee in the world outside of Ethiopia is descended from this small bottleneck (or maybe multiple bottlenecks, I don't know much about the history of it).

[@calebgodard4554]

It arrived a few days ago and is delicious! So well balanced. Thank you for the review!

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

You're welcome Caleb! Enjoy it!

[@guynemer53]

Damnit. Just placed my 3rd order from the Roasterie. Ive had 2.5 lbs of the Don Quoixte bc of your review with 2 more on the way.

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

Nice!! Definitely add this one to your next order..

[@jafuentez]

Excellent review and EXCELLENT coffee!!

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

Thanks John! And thanks again for sending it in. Btw I tagged The Roasterie on social media with this review too... nothing LOL. I mean, I don't want anything from them other than maybe a post share, but damn. At least their coffee is excellent.

[@rosemar716]

Great review! This coffee is amazing!

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

Thanks! And thanks for buying it in the first place..

[@topside3]

Will definitely try!

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

Let me know what you think after you drink it!

[@MarinaMichaels]

I notice you use a Cuisinart bean grinder. Is that your favorite? Do you recommend any other coffee bean grinders? Are you considering expanding your reviews to (a) brewing methods and (b) equipment? What about Turkish coffee? Any tips on how to make it well? Thanks!

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

The Cuisinart isn't necessarily a "favorite," but it's probably the BEST grinder for how little it costs. Been using mine for a few years now with no issues. As for brewing methods, I USE different brewing methods both on-camera and off camera, but there are so many videos on KZbin already teaching people how to make coffee with these methods that there isn't much point to me also making videos on that.

[@MarinaMichaels]

@@ShouldIDrinkThis Thanks, I see your point!

[@trinigladiator8830]

Whoa, 10 Mike Tyson's! This is like when I saw him lose to, Buster Douglas. Here comes the locusts. 🤣🤣

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

LOL for real!

[@Calebh40]

It's better than the bourbon infused coffee? I'm skeptical.

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

Yeah that's a hard one. That bourbon infused coffee might have been an 11. LOL

[@CoffeeChannel]

Hate to say this after tasting millions of coffees the only flavors I like in my cup in orange peel, chocolate and nutty. I had a great blueberry Thai coffee. But after a cup its nice and it got put on the shelf to give away. I will have to check it out. Never tried the Roasterie.

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

Nothing wrong with having your own flavor preferences. Doesn't sound like this one would hit the mark for you.

[@eleven_eleven]

Sounds intriguing. I'm still afraid though. Do you think it would pair well with Boo Berry?

[@mikeb9984]

What cigar would you pair it with?

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

I don't do pairings. Long story short: if you want to appreciate a coffee, don't smoke with it. If you want to appreciate a cigar, don't drink coffee with it. But if it's a cigar and coffee you've already had before and aren't looking to dive into specifically, DO pair almost any cigars with almost any coffee, and you'll enjoy it.

[@KoolT]

6:49

[@calebgodard4554]

About to buy it all... sorry 😂

[@ShouldIDrinkThis]

As long as you'll give me some, that's fine LOL