Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Just got back from two brilliant weeks down under. One thing that really stood out was the quality of the coffee. It was amazing. Had a starbucks today and it was bitter nasty stuff. I've been ruined.
Anyone know where to get good Australian / NZ style coffee in Dubai? |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 11895634)
Just got back from two brilliant weeks down under. One thing that really stood out was the quality of the coffee. It was amazing. Had a starbucks today and it was bitter nasty stuff. I've been ruined.
Anyone know where to get good Australian / NZ style coffee in Dubai? |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 11895672)
What was different? The beans? The style?
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Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 11895673)
They roast the beans upside down.
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Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
RAW Coffee Company | Fair Trade 100% Organic | Roasted right here in the UAE
NZ owned, locally roasted. Tom & Serge cafes... |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
I find cafe Nero does better tasting coffee than Starbucks/Costa
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Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 11895691)
I find cafe Nero does better tasting coffee than Starbucks/Costa
I like illy. |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
It's not bitter the way Italian coffee can be. Think richer, creamier, even fruitier. The flavours stand out more because it's not overwhelmed by the bitterness of the coffee itself. Everywhere I went in NZ and Australia the coffee was excellent. I'm not a coffee snob and I just want a good cup and they were fantastic cups.
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 11895672)
What was different? The beans? The style?
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Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Are the Lime Tree Cafe's still around. They were Australian when I was living in Dubai and the only place to get a decent cuppa and carrot cake.
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Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Yes. And thank you for reminding me about them. :cool:
Originally Posted by Kim67
(Post 11895751)
Are the Lime Tree Cafe's still around. They were Australian when I was living in Dubai and the only place to get a decent cuppa and carrot cake.
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Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 11895733)
It's not bitter the way Italian coffee can be. Think richer, creamier, even fruitier. The flavours stand out more because it's not overwhelmed by the bitterness of the coffee itself. Everywhere I went in NZ and Australia the coffee was excellent. I'm not a coffee snob and I just want a good cup and they were fantastic cups.
I also vaguely remember reading about how Australians had introduced a new style of roasting and preparing coffee. Having tried it I'm a full convert. How do you drink coffee? White, Black, Latte etc etc? |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Cappucinos mostly. Sometimes a latte or flat white.
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 11895773)
Interesting. I quite like the bitterness, which is why I go black, no sugar.
How do you drink coffee? White, Black, Latte etc etc? |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 11895773)
Interesting. I quite like the bitterness, which is why I go black, no sugar.
How do you drink coffee? White, Black, Latte etc etc? Is the RAW stuff the one they sell in Taqardo? It's nice... |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 11895788)
Cappucinos mostly. Sometimes a latte or flat white.
Be interested to see if you find some of this Aussie/Kiwi coffee and if it still tastes different.
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 11895801)
Mostly in a mug. Sometimes a glass in a fancy place.
Is the RAW stuff the one they sell in Taqardo? It's nice... Taqado is fantastic. Mistakenly bought a glass coca cola in there once though, just for the novelty. It was obscene - 30 or 50 dizzers or something. The thieves. |
Re: Australian/NZ style coffee in Dubai
I'm a tea drinker - the only way I drink my coffee is with Jameison's Irish Whisky and cream or Bailey's Irish Cream. I think I should have been born in Ireland not Australia. :lol:
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