Mine's Nicaragua. Yours?
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Single bean origin......I have to go with Sumatra.
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Kona Peaberry:-)
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Gotta be Central America, kids. Nic, Guat, Panama, Costa Rica...

They have more ways to skin a coffeepot over there than all the other coffeebeings put together. Uh, IMHO.
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I had my first really good coffee in Brazil and have had 2 wives from there( NOT a polygamist, separate marriages), so I gotta go with Brazil.:-)
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I will go with Costa Rica. I do not think I have found a bean from there that I didn't like.
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I'd have to go with Brazil, it's versatility is unmatched I think amongst the other coffees. Use it as a base for espresso, base for drip blend etc.
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Ethiopia? Yes. Ethiopia.
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Currently Costa Rica but I am currently working my way through some very nice Ethiopian.
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guatamala,antigua
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I love Kenya, but am still experiment with blends so that it has some body... too thin on its own. I like most of the african coffees.
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Costa Ricans are my fav, but Bolivian beans are a close second.
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Girlfriend from Brazil... Favorite single coffee region too.
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Favorite is Keyna, close second is Sumatra :-)


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brazil hands down:-)
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I must say I love the Mexican beans best.
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Single bean, too hard to pick. My usual blend (home roasted) is about 70% nicaraguan and 30% costa rican. Take the nicaraguan just past the first crack and the costa rican to just after the second. The flavors combine quite nicely!
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Suprisingly, to me anyway, is that good ol Australia (oi oi oi) grows a decent bean themselves. Queensland beans, that is.
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Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Harrar is very good.
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at the moment?
Brazil.. because that is what I am drinking now, roasted yesterday.
It is phenomenal.
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