Darktimber Coffee Promo Code

[ScottR]

Hey all, do me a favor and make your next coffee purchase from Darktimber Coffee Co. They wanted to offer all of the members here at Eastmans' Forum a discount. This is the code: EHJ15

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Oh ya! Ordering rite now

 

[Ikeepitcold]

2 lbs on the way. Thanks for the promo code!

 

[AKaviator]

Done! 2lbs enroute! Thanks for the discount code!

 

[dirtclod Az.]

Thanks for the code Scot tand Dark Timber.

 

[ScottR]

Thanks for the code Scot tand Dark Timber.

No problem, we will keep this stuff rolling. It?s pretty easy on my end when you guys support the companies that help us!

 

[NDguy]

Man shipping just kills these coffee companies. Same with BRCC, although BRCC with their subscription you get free shipping. BRCC is more expensive than these guys though.

 

[ScottR]

Man shipping just kills these coffee companies. Same with BRCC, although BRCC with their subscription you get free shipping. BRCC is more expensive than these guys though.

Shipping kills everyone unfortunately. The concept is the same though, I would rather pay a little more for something that believes in and values the same things I do. Hunting for instance is something that Darktimber obviously holds dear and they want to make sure hunters who drink coffee have an option that isn't actively trying to get rid of what we love. Same in my mind for BRCC, I have many friends who are veterans and love that they support vets. Is that worth paying a bit more for, you bet.

 

[JimP]

My problem is that I would like a regular grind on the beans and not that fine stuff for a drip coffee maker.

99% of my coffee is from a old peculator and that fine grind that works for drip coffee makers just makes a mess in the bottom of the pot..

I usually grind my own at the grocery store.

 

[ScottR]

I think you can buy whole bean.

 

[JimP]

I would buy the whole bean if I had a grinder.

The folks in the store look at you very strange when you walk in with a sack of beans to grind them with their machine.

 

[ScottR]

I would buy the whole bean if I had a grinder.

The folks in the store look at you very strange when you walk in with a sack of beans to grind them with their machine.

This is true.

 

[Ikeepitcold]

My problem is that I would like a regular grind on the beans and not that fine stuff for a drip coffee maker.

99% of my coffee is from a old peculator and that fine grind that works for drip coffee makers just makes a mess in the bottom of the pot..

I usually grind my own at the grocery store.

They offer different grinds. Check out their website.

 

[JimP]

They offer different grinds. Check out their website.

I did and none of the grinds are designed for the old fashion percolator coffee maker. Even just about all of the major coffee makers out there don't have the "Regular" or course grind that is best for a percolator. They have everything but what works best in the old ones. That is where when I buy coffee I will grind it in the store where I found that they have the courser grinds setting on the coffee bean grinder.

I know I'm picky.

 

[Prerylyon]

I got a cheap grinder at Wally World about 5 yrs ago and it will do the coarse grind for the perc, as well as the finer ones for drips and espresso. I think it was Mr. Coffee brand and cost me maybe $20. Something to check into. [emoji477]

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[dirtclod Az.]

Use my spice grinder for coffee beans,more like cowboy coffee.

 

[ScottR]

Bump this one up again!

 

[Ikeepitcold]

These showed up today. Can?t wait to give both a try.

Nice note on my receipt too


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[jeeo]

Ordered some of this tonight. Thanks for posting!

 

[dirtclod Az.]

Trent,Dark Timber sound like some good guys!maybe come to Az.to shoot up the countryside.JimP and I have a Monopoly on that!Here piggy ,piggy,Piggy!