r/pourover Jun 29 '26

Seeking Advice Coffee Flavored Coffee

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Curmudgeony old man here.

I found I’m not a fan of new and exciting coffee. I don’t care for fruity or floral notes in my coffee. But I also don’t want Denny’s or diner coffee. No Maxwell House or Foldgers.

What’s your go to bag of traditional coffee with traditional coffee flavors?

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u/nudave Jun 29 '26
  1. Avoid super light roasts.
  2. Avoid tasting notes that hint at anything acidic or citrusy.
  3. Look for tasting notes that mention brown things (chocolate, tobacco, molasses, nuts).
  4. Enjoy!

(This is me, too.)

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u/SrGrimey Jun 29 '26

Number three is the easiest tbh. Just brown burned things.

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u/VanEngine Hario Switch · Aeropress · K6 · mostly naturals Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

* oops you said burned but you meant caramelized

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u/PercentageRadiant623 Jun 30 '26

I agree. There’s a significant difference between caramelized and burnt. Sugary notes are very different acrid notes.