The Best Coffee To Drink Is

Here are the 3 best coffees, in my opinion, to drink. I’m from Massachusetts, so you might not have these offerings, but you can get them online. This is not an in-depth consensus, just a personal opinion. I’m not a coffee expert or a connoisseur. I am a bit sick of all the flavors and specialties, and frankly, I am more into keeping it simple.

My creativity is often organized with coffee, so I have a bit of passion for the beverage.

Alcohol is blah, marijuana is blah, harder drugs are blah, and prescription drugs are blah! Coffee is king and compliments water perfectly.

Best Coffee In My Opinion

1.) Firstly, any roast from Acoustic Java. Black or with milk.

Simple, pure, and enjoyable as is. There is no need for syrups, cookie crumbles, or artificial sweeteners. Although I’m sure they offer milk alternatives, asking too loudly might get you slapped by a barista. There’s a Dippin Donuts down the road.

2.) Secondly, HOT: Starbucks Grande with Milk or Peets Medium with Milk

The medium size is perfect. There is no need to get larger or smaller than that.

3.) Thirdly, any iced coffee with milk. Going to be refreshing on a hot day. Some even drink this refreshing beverage all winter; equally important is that we address those people on another day.

If they brew various flavors of coffee with no added sugar or syrups, that’s fine. I’ll let it slide.

Warning: Ordering certain flavors involving cookie names involves adding cookie crumbles and syrups. This is no longer coffee and more of an ice cream shake with coffee over it. I strongly disagree with this and take a purist stance. To each his own, if you like it, this opinion is not that serious.

But isn’t variety creative?

Sure is a creative way to get people who don’t like coffee to drink coffee. At a certain sugar percentage, the beverage becomes more of a dessert. In my constant absorption of all things creative, I learned that coffee is actually detrimental to creativity and I don’t think the extra sugars will help. Coffee is only helpful for problem-solving, not brainstorming, according to that study. So, yes, the idea to change coffee so more people enjoy the drink is creative, but it is not making people have more creativity.

Please comment and share if you agree or disagree with these outrageous claims.

In conclusion, coffee and milk. That’s all we need. If you are treating yourself, then substitute cream for milk. No almond milk, oat milk, or fat-free milk. Butter might be okay, although I have never tried it. Black coffee is fine.