Coffee Beans what's in your grinder ???


 
Has anyone noticed that coffee doesn't taste as good now? I have tried all of my favorites and they just taste okay but not as good as they used to. It's not my taste buds because everything else tastes fine.
I have noticed this I think. Even one of my standby favs (Cameron's Velvet Moon) seems a little in the insipid and uninspired side. It's good but, lately is not producing the same "wow that's great" wake up call. I'll have to play around just a bit. Could simply be me or a couple minor changes I made to the brew control on the Aiden. I'll report back
 
Has anyone noticed that coffee doesn't taste as good now? I have tried all of my favorites and they just taste okay but not as good as they used to. It's not my taste buds because everything else tastes fine.
Yes! I have a Phillips coffee machine. When we got it tried some regular beans from grocery store. Then tried Sprouts Hawaiian Gold Coast beans and was blown away by how good they were. Last year or so been buying beans bulk at HEB, usually Hawaiian. Three or four months ago had to buy another kind of beans, didn’t really notice any difference between them and the Hawaiian. Now after trying three different beans and going back to Sprouts Hawaiian beans I really cannot tell much difference between them all. I jokingly told my wife that I thought HEB started getting beans in big bags and dumped them all into whichever container needed to be refilled.
Ironically, I can tell the difference between what my machine makes and brewed coffee bought at restaurants, c-stores, etc.
 
IDK how to identify all the "fancy terms" or tastes these fancy pants tasters claim to taste. But, I can note some of the overtones like a chocolate type aroma/taste but when they start with "stone fruit" and those other terms. Nah, I'm lost. But I do know if it tastes and smells good or not and can notice subtle differences
 

 

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