Any fans of Black Rifle Coffee? Check this

[Squire Robertsson]

Then there's www.blackoutcoffee.com

 

[Reformed]

Yeah, for me it's hard to beat original Eight O'clock ground or full bean. Love it fresh ground and fresh perked.

I think Eight O'Clock Coffee was the brand by the now defunct A&P grocery store chain. A&P is gone but their coffee brand is still around. I really like it.

 

[kyredneck]

I think Eight O'Clock Coffee was the brand by the now defunct A&P grocery store chain.

Now that you mention it I think you're right!

I can remember the great smell at the grinder at the A & P store.

 

[Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin]

Black Rifle Coffee shoot themselves in the foot…

When will companies learn to stay out of the political arena? Or……is EVERYTHING political? Bought their coffee a couple of times to be veteran supportive, but didn’t like the coffee, so not buying from them now is easy peasy.

They sold out after Rittenhouse in my opinion. The article mentions that too. I've never drank that coffee stuff in my life, so I've not used it, but I have family who have BRC.

 

[Wingman68]

I drink black coffee morning til night. You’ll be up all night, they say, no….I sleep like a brick. I go through a variety of brands, depending on the time of day. Peets is good when you want stout stuff, but Tim Hortons is a go to.
Thanks Squire R for the videos, & links, I enjoyed them.

 

[JonC]

I drink black coffee morning til night. You’ll be up all night, they say, no….I sleep like a brick. I go through a variety of brands, depending on the time of day. Peets is good when you want stout stuff, but Tim Hortons is a go to.
Thanks Squire R for the videos, & links, I enjoyed them.

I'm the same way. I typically have a cup right before going to bed.

 

[SGO]

He will not suffer thy foot to be moved:
he that keepeth thee will not slumber.
Behold, he that keepeth Israel
shall neither slumber nor sleep.
Psalm 121:3-4

Caffeine does not affect our God.

 

[Revmitchell]

I think Eight O'Clock Coffee was the brand by the now defunct A&P grocery store chain. A&P is gone but their coffee brand is still around. I really like it.

it is

 

[Reformed]

Now that you mention it I think you're right!

I can remember the great smell at the grinder at the A & P store.

If I remember correctly the grinder was the end of each check out station.

 

[rlvaughn]

I think Eight O'Clock Coffee was the brand by the now defunct A&P grocery store chain. A&P is gone but their coffee brand is still around. I really like it.

Thanks! I had in my mind that Eight O'Clock was some grocery store's brand, but I just could not think of which one.

 

[rlvaughn]

Then there's www.blackoutcoffee.com

And Death Wish Death Wish Coffee Company: World's Strongest Coffee | Best Coffee

Today I bought some Lavazza Gran Selezione Coffee. While there, I noticed Peet's Costa Rica and Eight O'Clock Original were on sale, so I bought one each of those also.

 

[SGO]

 

[SGO]

Purewow's guide to the best grocery store coffee:

The Definitive Guide to the Best Grocery Store Coffee

 

[Wingman68]

Purewow's guide to the best grocery store coffee:

The Definitive Guide to the Best Grocery Store Coffee

Yeah, didn’t want to admit, but usually have SB Veranda blend in the house too. I usually despise flavored coffees but SB’s Toasted Graham is a good end of the day cup. Drinking any coffee after it’s gone cold will give a good assessment of the brand, at least for me.

 

[SGO]

Just tried Eight O'Clock preground and it is surprisingly smooth.

 

[Wingman68]

Just tried Eight O’Clock, guess I’ve been late to the party, or a coffee snob. I really liked it, cheap too, thanks!

 

[Revmitchell]

Just tried Eight O’Clock, guess I’ve been late to the party, or a coffee snob. I really liked it, cheap too, thanks!

Its good stuff.

 

[Ascetic X]

Black Rifle Coffee shoot themselves in the foot…

When will companies learn to stay out of the political arena? Or……is EVERYTHING political? Bought their coffee a couple of times to be veteran supportive, but didn’t like the coffee, so not buying from them now is easy peasy.

Your link goes to Citizen Free Press home page list of articles, not to report on Black Rifle Coffee.

 

[Ascetic X]

Black Rifle Coffee prominently displays the slogan “America’s Coffee” and the American flag on its coffee bags, leading consumers to believe the coffee is grown or produced in the United States.

However, the plaintiffs argue that none of Black Rifle Coffee’s products are made in the United States, and that the company’s use of the slogan and flag is misleading and deceptive.

https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/lawsuit-news/consumers-sue-black-rifle-for-selling-imported-coffee-under-americas-coffee-slogan/

 

[JonC]

Black Rifle Coffee prominently displays the slogan “America’s Coffee” and the American flag on its coffee bags, leading consumers to believe the coffee is grown or produced in the United States.

However, the plaintiffs argue that none of Black Rifle Coffee’s products are made in the United States, and that the company’s use of the slogan and flag is misleading and deceptive.

https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/lawsuit-news/consumers-sue-black-rifle-for-selling-imported-coffee-under-americas-coffee-slogan/

To be fair, I do not think I have tasted any coffee grown in the US that is good.

I like coffee grown in climates more condusive to growing coffee, but roasted in the US (preferably locally).

Counter Culture is roasted in NC (I'm in SC) and that's what I typically pick up. A locally owned coffee house sells it (cheaper than Kroger sells it). But I prefer locally roasted.

They started using Black Rifle at work. It is pretty good (better than most for a large drip brew).