[vich]

A classic tale of building it before even knowing they would come…

This makes me appreciate services like Cometeer.com - high quality coffee delivered frozen for a little over $2/cup. I’m not affiliated, just a very happy customer. They address the two most important pain points for me in regards to coffee drinking: time and quality.

I’m too lazy to make my own (high quality) coffee. And I don’t have the patience, or frankly the counter space, for a grinder/roasting machine. Enter a service like Cometeer, one that immediately addressed my issues, and now I can’t fathom sustaining my addiction any other way.

[low_common]

Interesting. How good is the coffee? I was about to come at you for being too lazy to fill up a coffee pot with some water and grounds and hit "Brew" but then I read again and you're talking about _good_ coffee. Yeah, that takes effort. Need a scale, fancy setup, etc.

I've had coffee concentrate before and it's been mixed results for me. What makes Cometeer great?

[vich]

Cometeer is much, much better than any home brewed coffee I've ever made (I've used drip machines, pour overs, french presses, fancy grinders, hand crank grinders, etc.). Will it beat a cup of coffee from a local fancy brewer? Probably not. But I can confidently say that their variety ranges from decent to really freaking good (e.g. Onyx Southern Weather, George Howell Alchemy, to name a couple of favorites).

[sheepybloke]

If I remember correctly, they brew and freeze the coffee quickly with liquid nitrogen to keep everything incredibly fresh. I believe James Hoffman took a tour of their facility and has a good video on what makes them different. I was a subscriber for a bit, but it personally is bit more expensive if you do have the equipment and the time.

[hd95489]

Why freeze it? It needs a few days to off gas after roasting.