Ecuador at the rim of a volcano 7000 feet up and above the clouds.

Unless it is weak, there hasn't been a coffee that I haven't liked. I love coffee as long as it is strong, dark, and puts hair on my chest.

The best coffee for me is an ristretto (short pull) espresso. Brings out the sweetness of the coffee bean with none of the bitter notes that are extracted at the tail end.

For all the comments about cappuccino - I find that many coffee shops either make them too dry (float the foam on the cofee) or too wet (that's a latte!). Did get a great Turkish coffee at one of the local restaurants here in Houston.

I found a vanilla mocha mix, put it in my coffee with my vanilla creamer, it was delicious!!

Best coffee ever was in Costa Rica on the plantation where the beans were roasted and brewed....it was a great tour of the plantation and an interesting lesson in the history of coffee and the production process

IMO, a Moka pot is the only way to prepare coffee. Never an aluminum one - stainless steel only. Yum!

A Japanese client went to Kenya and brought me a packet of coffee on his return. The packaging was unassuming so I have no idea what the brand was. It was the best coffee I have ever tasted. I guess I will have to go to Kenya one day to find it again.

Many years ago at Sears Fine Foods on Powell Street in San Francisco. I want a time machine to go back and have seconds,

I really only had coffee from Dunkin' Donuts. It was Hazelnut. I'm not a coffee drinker.

I was in Austin Texas for a conference early in the century, and I was hung over as hell. I went to a little Mexican place for some huevos with some legitimate frijoles and ice cold salsa with a warm tortilla, and a cup of hot, strong coffee that made me moan with the first sip. I grind my beans (dark roast Arabica, usually) and use a French press, and that is good java, but that cup in Austin from almost twenty years ago still lives on in my memory.

Turkish coffee in Istanbul Turkey.

Some jamaican blue mountain stuff back in '97.

Now I'm a Starbucks ice coffee monster. Yeah I know.
Cream, not stirred, just let float down, shot of espresso. then I add raw sugar on my own & it's "crunchy coffee" for a little while.
Gives me a 'gasm.

My parents own one of those old-fashioned coffee percolators. It makes an amazing cup of coffee. I like my coffee really strong (so that I can then tone it down with cream and sugar). The percolator brew cycle keeps running the already strong coffee through the grinds which picks up more subtle flavors that single brew machines don't pick up.

The best coffee I have is whatever I have at a given moment. From a fine restaurant to Aldi brand instant. I try to live in the moment.

French press-made!

Java Joes in Bradford, West Yorkshire England, its heaven in a cup......haha heaven

I have two

About 20 years I had a coffee in an Italian Deli in Poland St, London W1 and it was magnificent.

And years before that, I accidentally stirred my coffee with a spoon that had spices of some sort on from my dad making and baking a cake. Delicious

Hmmm. An Italian café in Newcastle upon Tyne.

I think Paulig coffee is the nicest I ever tasted.

Always this morning's coffee.

Batdorf & Bronson brand at the Dancing Goats Coffee Bar, Lacey WA

The best coffee was in Berlin, Germany. I don't remember what the blend was.

Honestly the best coffee I have ever tasted was in Vicenza, Italy. I became addicted to espresso. I don't know what actual brand of coffee it was but it was full of body & flavor. The scenery wasnt too bad either

My best cup was at the "Magic Castle" in Los Angeles. I was having dinner and usally have a beer but decided on a cup of great smelling java. Let's just say that I didn't drink any beer that night. LOL!!!

My place, cup the size of a bucket. I fix it as strong as possible to rev the engine up !!!