And by mean, I mean it will grab your taste by the buds and squeeze the life out of them. It's so mean, it's going to beat up your mouth, sear your throat on the way down, and land in your tummy to make a terrible sloshing feeling.
And I love it. I will drink any kind of coffee, but the stronger it is, the more legs it has to stand on, the more I like it. A disclaimer: it does take me a few sips to get used to it if it's really harsh! But I persevere and by my third cup, I'm totally digging it.
After making a pot of my special coffee (the secret is to not measure it, just pour the grounds in until it looks good) at Easter, I'm pretty sure my sisters are not going to let me make coffee again anytime soon.
Actually, that's a pretty good idea for all those folks who like a softer cup of coffee, a sissy cup of coffee if you will....if you are over and there is a chance of coffee being made, ask E to do it. He makes nice coffee.
I also like strong tea, super dark, with a lovely bitter after taste. Tea drinkers should also beware of me.
I was going to say "NEVER MAKE COFFEE" but then I finished reading your post. Sorry, I just can't even pretend that the coffee at Easter was good, and I am will drink just about any coffee there is! But that is okay you make a pretty good chocolate cake, oh wait, I hate chocolate cake, hmm...
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