Yeah we missed you and the rest of the Temple crew on Saturday. I'll hit you up when we figure out when we're havin our official sprodown in the 'no town! May see you this Saturday... my pops and I will be in Sac.

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Happy belated birthday!

Great to see ya yesterday! Thanks for making the trip down... Wish you were here to cup the new Rwandas... sooo exciting!

get your ass out here asap.

did you taste the new kenya Ruiru and the Rwanda Kinunu yet?

was that drink in your background poured by Adam McGovern by chance?

Got some awsome sweet sex in a kraft bag comin your way. hope yor pace maker is within reach old man lance

NIIIICE!

How's the Sac scratching you?

GET SOME SLEEP

p.s. come crash the barefoot coffee works any friday your little heart desires mr. benza

Thanks for the hospitality at Temple on Friday! Remember, lotsa extra beds here and at least one coffeehouse that knows what they're doing... invitation's always open.

Moka, Mocha, el Moka is not a varietal, at least not in the context of the Arabian peninsula. I have heard of a mocha varietal in Indonesia, but I think it again goes back to the biting the whole mocha name thing. It is a port, as Christianofolopis has stated.

come join Westside!!!

Look forward to It!

I am sooo sorry, i will never make the mistake again.
I heard that one of the wonderful Temple coffee kids wanted to exchange, I was just wondering if it was you...do you have any idea who it is?

Mr. Benza! So the "Mocha" Harrar Hugh. Im pretty sure the only thing Moka, or Mocha, refers to is a port in Yemen where coffee was first exported to Europe. the name has bean used in reference to coffee since then and were talkin the 18th century here. Think the mocha java blend, a mix of Yemeni and java coffee. The Yemeni often being substituted with Harrar in this blend. also perhaps mocha refers to Harrar as well being so close in origin. So with that said the Harrar Illili Darartu has nothing to do with mocha. in fact mocha is strictly an arbitrary name slapped on harrar as the mocha java name is slapped on blends not containing yemeni or java coffees ect... but now Conrad just came in and told me it was an actual varietal so maby i dont know what im talking about. Ive read so many different stories from so many different books i don't know what info is correct. Can anyone clear this up once and for all? But to answer your question Ben: Our current Harrar has nothing to do with moka...

Have you ever so stoked that benza added you as a frend on bx that you burn the sht out of the ghimbi you are suposed to be roasting for him. in stead your posting messages..... oh shhhttttt!!!! ha

annd feeeeel the love!