Need good coffee for percolator

[cnynrat]

Sounds like the OP has identified a solution, but I would also guess that pretty much any good coffee shop would grind beans to your specifications. We buy some of our coffee from a local shop that has a history of winning awards for their efforts, and while I imagine they gnash their teeth at the thought of us using one of their award winning roasts in a percolator, they will grind it that way for us.

[steventexas]

Good one!
Hard to find that crap in the woods though.
Looks like hickory nut blend.

[Hill, Bill E.]

I like '8 O'clock' or ARCO when using the perc o later. (isn't often anymore)

I finally bought a small grinder (110V) and just bring it with when I go. I use the inverter in my Jeep to power it.

I used to grind the beans at the store, problem was, to many people could not read the signs. They had 2 different grinders, one for 'Flavored' coffee, and one for regular coffee beans.

I personally don't like 'flavored' coffee, and when I used the grinder at the store, my coffee ended up tainted.

[Warn Industries]

I'm a big fan of Community Coffee with chicory.

http://www.communitycoffee.com/categ...ee-and-Chicory

- Andy

[Skeeno]

I'm a big fan of Community Coffee with chicory.

http://www.communitycoffee.com/categ...ee-and-Chicory

- Andy

My father is 100% Cajun, so I do enjoy Community and Mellow Joy.

[DontPanic42]

Try this:

http://www.mesquite-roasted.com/

Mesquite roasted coffee from Big Lake, TEXAS