I had a great experience with them too. I originally reached out because they had a ton of good reviews, and they honestly lived up to the hype. Very straightforward, no hidden nonsense, and easy to deal with. Definitely worth setting up a consultation.

Ever actually tried both? Cold brew is way smoother, regular iced coffee tastes acidic.

Does it feel like choosing the better or more ethical option almost always comes with a hidden tax on your time? I've seen this with everything from waiting weeks for a skilled carpenter to fix something, to local farm drops being late. It's like the trade-off for quality or good practice is that you lose all control of the schedule.

Exactly, that initial curiosity is what breaks the ice. Once someone like the grill guy actually tries it and sees it holds up on the grill, the mental barrier starts to come down. It shifts from being a weird "imitation" to just another good option on the menu. Those small wins at a casual cookout can do more for changing minds than any big argument.

My cat staged a protest when I unplugged the fairy lights last spring. Now they're a permanent fixture, just like my bad posture.