best coffee in canada

hm.... what do you think?

oso negro

kicking horse coffee

saltspring coffee

there was a place in lethbridge alberta that microroasted their own beans too, cant remember what it was called now though, it's been a while.

<edited to add, it's the penny coffee house>

ps, i'm not going to make a poll, 'cause i'm sure that there are zillions of other small micro roast companies that i've left out.

soo... anyways, who's the BEST!?

 

timmy's?

 

ew, are you serious?

dont you have good coffee in the 'peg?

ps, everybody on my mailing list is getting 'real' coffee for xmas/solstice/mid-winter celebration of their choice.

 

Yuck timmys is gross, I only go there if I really need coffee or i should say really want one. BUt Satrbucks is my favourit....emmmm the sweet aroma of a starbucks, I just love it.

 

Tea FTW!

 

classic cup is the best in canada

 

superstore's tubs of The Great Canadian Coffee.

Generic but good

Never cared for Tim's Whoretown.... gives me gut rot. At least when I drink the stuff I buy there. If I buy thier coffee and brew it at home... it tastes better.

Years ago in Victoria, 7-11 (no shit... 7 fucking 11) had a blueberry coffee that was one of the best coffees that I have ever had.

 

Timmy's rule!!!! They keep Canada's economy going.

I have seen kickinghorse or whatever but didnt try it.

 

re kickinghorse~try it, it's amazing. you'll never want to drink timmy's again.

ps, starbucks are the corporate whores of the coffee industry. 'real' hippies drink local microbrewed organic java.

 

ps, where are all the other canadian coffee snobs? surely i'm not the only one....

 

Agree'd.

 

Who said I was a hippy??????

 

she meant "hippy" perhaps.....

 

Timmy's, I'm too pove for Starbucks.

 

I just make my own (ie. Maxwell house, folgers, etc.)

I hate T.H's coffee.

Currently I'm drinking starbucks though. Found a box full of starbucks coffee bags a few weeks ago!

 

Tim Horton's has a majority ownership of Americans but still advertises to Canadians based on patriotic notions. This strikes me as slightly unethical.

But of course the Kind of immoral coffee-shop business practices would have to be Starbucks. I wouldn't enter one if the coffee was free.

For the record, I drink only fair-trade coffee beans from an independent coffee shop called as Cafenara.

 

Sorta like Molson/Coors.

 

id love to try that coffee...timmys sucks its so incredibly weak... I have an organic shop around the corner from here and I bought some stuff called buzz coffee that was pretty damn good to.

 

I don't care about my coffee. as long as it's fair-trade and organic.

 

To be fair - they retired the "I am Canadian" slogan prior to the merger.