/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20243238
r8 em

I've a faith loss moment bros.

I've been enjoying coffee made with my moka, I started with pre ground coffee and stepped up my game initially by buying freshly roasted blends and then I got a grinder I use to ground my own fresh beans whenever I want, I aimed for the highest experience possible.

The problem is that I bought a bunch of different mono origin coffee from different roasters, they're as fresh as they go, but I don't really enjoy this coffee and I feel very bad for this.

The extraction technique is fine, I think, it's only that the coffee doesn't taste as exciting as what there's written on the label on its package, I feel like it's ok but I'm stuck drinking a pack of beans until it's time to switch to the new one.

Help me for I need to understand if the issue here is the moka, as in I reached its limits and it can't make better coffee, or if it's the coffee that I simply don't like and therefore have to keep on digging for the right one for me

I started this journey using the moka pot because it was the inexpensive route for me to understand if coffee was my thing, but now I wonder if I should jump to espresso and try all the coffee I had with the moka but using this method.

I'm depressed, maybe I put too much effort into this hobby to help me drag out of the abyss I'm swimming in...

>>19275555
Checked and thanks anon.
It makes sense because the previous coffee was darker.

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