Puroast.

replicant_argent · 11-24-2008, 06:50 AM

Ran into this stuff at Costco this weekend. Tried a sample, was nonplussed.
My

meter was twitching when the pimp dude was talking about a "old yet revolutionary" roasting process was used. Low heat over a longer time... Yeah, I thought your sample tasted a little "baked," sir....

I thought that acidity levels were a result of the variety of coffee, first of all, and the degree of roast, second. Read up, what are your thoughts on these guys?

Seems like a hard bill of sale and some healthy... er...."salesmanship" to me. The whole, "pH balanced diet" thing started tweaking the meter a bit. I'm gonna go eat some chalk now, be back in a bit.

http://www.puroast.com/

11-24-2008, 06:50 AM	#1
replicant_argent Gravy Boat Winnah. Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Pete Location: my attorney has advised against giving this information to insane people Posts: 5,326 Trading: (22)	Puroast. Ran into this stuff at Costco this weekend. Tried a sample, was nonplussed. My meter was twitching when the pimp dude was talking about a "old yet revolutionary" roasting process was used. Low heat over a longer time... Yeah, I thought your sample tasted a little "baked," sir.... I thought that acidity levels were a result of the variety of coffee, first of all, and the degree of roast, second. Read up, what are your thoughts on these guys? Seems like a hard bill of sale and some healthy... er...."salesmanship" to me. The whole, "pH balanced diet" thing started tweaking the meter a bit. I'm gonna go eat some chalk now, be back in a bit. http://www.puroast.com/ __________________ www.stogietorch.com Some days call for a stiff Pomade.

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