Coffee, Tea, Chocolate or...

[Dayvo]

As Fnaar mentioned, a carjillo is not bad, but a a large espresso with a a larger brandy (as in Spain) is perfect. However, my favourite coffee is from Vietnam:

http://www.trungnguyen.com.vn/english/home.asp

After drinking this you won't want anything else!

 

[Keith Oates]

I agree about the coffee in Vietnam Davyo, some of it is very unique!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Tony]

Mr Oates!
It is either unique or it isn't!
Shame and fie upon your grammar, sirrah!
Take a radishing!

 

[Keith Oates]

Uuhh.......................Never mind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[gbb]

Tea tea and tea...

 

[marinyork]

There seem to be a lot of coffee drinkers. I can't stand any form of coffee and don't understand all these different names for coffee. To me all coffee I've ever had tastes like mud. I drink tea if anyone hadn't guessed!

 

[Dayvo]

There seem to be a lot of coffee drinkers. I can't stand any form of coffee and don't understand all these different names for coffee. To me all coffee I've ever had tastes like mud. I drink tea if anyone hadn't guessed!

Right! So there's only ONE type of tea, then, is there?

I actually prefer tea to coffee, but the type I prefer (i.e. the good old tea-bags from any high street shop back in England) aren't available here.
And a good coffee is hard to beat (followed by a good - or bad - brandy)!

 

[marinyork]

There are many different teas but I never hear people saying I only drink green tea or darjeeling. I really don't understand the different coffees.

A russian lecturer once said in a seminar on the course I was on, son why do you drink coffee? Is Mathematics not enough stimulation for you?

There seem to be a lot of coffee drinkers. I can't stand any form of coffee and don't understand all these different names for coffee. To me all coffee I've ever had tastes like mud. I drink tea if anyone hadn't guessed!

Right! So there's only ONE type of tea, then, is there?

I actually prefer tea to coffee, but the type I prefer (i.e. the good old tea-bags from any high street shop back in England) aren't available here.
And a good coffee is hard to beat (followed by a good - or bad - brandy)![/quote]

 

[laurence]

espresso, preferably a double. no sugar.

or an americano - black, no sugar.

 

[Baggy]

Mine's a well brewed, but not overly strong mug of tea with just a little milk, no sugar.

And that's just how a cup of tea should be

Tea is my first love, but I'm very partial to a hot chocolate if we're cruising cafes.