), but my friend Mario swears by Portuguese coffee and always tells me it is the best in the world. I am sure lots of you have experienced it. What do you think?http://catavino.net/food/portugals-coff ... ble-treat/
Portuguese Coffee ... is it any good?
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Portuguese Coffee ... is it any good?
I don't drink coffee (it ruins my sensitive taste buds for Port ), but my friend Mario swears by Portuguese coffee and always tells me it is the best in the world. I am sure lots of you have experienced it. What do you think?
http://catavino.net/food/portugals-coff ... ble-treat/
), but my friend Mario swears by Portuguese coffee and always tells me it is the best in the world. I am sure lots of you have experienced it. What do you think?http://catavino.net/food/portugals-coff ... ble-treat/
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Re: Portuguese Coffee ... is it any good?
Haven't tried any yet, but I love coffee, and I'm always trying to try different types. I don't drink it on a daily basis anymore, but when I do, I prefer freshly gound beans, and some cream.
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Re: Portuguese Coffee ... is it any good?
Didn't know they grew coffee in Portugal. 
Brazil maybe?
I have enjoyed the coffee when I had it in Portugal; it's definitely better than most places, but I'd vote for Italy or Austrian.
Brazil maybe?
I have enjoyed the coffee when I had it in Portugal; it's definitely better than most places, but I'd vote for Italy or Austrian.