Vietnamese Coffee

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Vietnamese coffee, Vancouver area, would like to know where I can buy Trung Nguyen coffee.

-- Carey (travellerdogs@yahoo.ca), June 19, 2003

Answers

It is available (whole bean or ground) at a shop called "Sate". 1520 W. 13th Ave 604-734-7283 M-Sa 10 am-6 pm, Su 12-5 pm

-- Brenda (bhirschmann@lynx.net), July 31, 2003.

Why would anyone want to drink coffee with other ingredients mixed in.?? We offer only 100% Vietnamese coffee, " Blue Cloud Coffee is always "Fresh from our family garden to you." We have been growing and roasting coffee over 20 years in the beautiful highlands of Vn. near Dalat. www.BlueCloudCoffee.com or call 404 355 6557

-- George McIntyre (BlueCloudCoffee@mindspring.com), October 11, 2003.

It is interesting to note that a so-called seller of Vietnamese coffee would be so willing and eager to trash another business in an effort to make themself look superior. Actually, if anyone is interested, Blue Cloud takes part in dumping their product on the market at pathetically low prices just to get recognition on eBay.

I personally have tried the coffee from Blue Cloud, and it is to say the least a sad disgrace. Burnt beans, trash in the beans, foul smell, and porr communication with the seller. Not someone I would recommend to even my worst enemy.

And for Mr. McIntyre to openly attack a business he does not even know only shows his low level of doing business.

-- John Barfield (barfield_21@hotmail.com), November 05, 2003.


We carry a full selection of Vietnamese and Vietnamese-style coffees, including Trung Nguyen coffee. http://www.cafecolony.com

-- john vu (admin@cafecolony.com), January 09, 2004.

Question:

In Ho Chi Minh City, where is the best area that I can buy the stainless coffee filter with the cheap price?

-- Chollada Isariya (isariyac03@yahoo.com), September 01, 2004.



Why would anyone buy VC(viet cong)especially when america lost the war with Vietnam. Buy the origianl coffee which vietnamese coffee comes from , french roast.

-- Omar (krentz@cci_30palms.com), September 02, 2004.

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