Coffee: How do you typically make/get/procure yours?

French Press, damn tasty.

We have one of those capsule coffee machines at work. Surprisingly decent cup of joe. Though sometimes, if things aren't too busy, I'll go to boston bean brewery and get a cup of PURE JETFUEL.

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I'm both British and lazy, therefore usually just freeze dried coffee, but when I can be bothered I use a cafetiere or French press and brew myself some decent coffee. I've also started doing a taste test thing where I test out the coffee in numerous different establishments, ordering a cappucino at each; so far only done three: Costa, Subway and McDonald's, so for McDonals's coffee is the best, which surprised me.

Used to use a perc, stopped cause it was too acidic, I found. So I got a french press, and I like it. Less heartburn means I can drink more yaaay.

I'm not old so I don't drink coffee

My school has a shitload of coffee machines so I usually get it from one of those.

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Those are the best.
I just buy the beans and use a grinder, then put them in the machine...awesome!

I mostly brew at home with a drip machine, I grind the beans fresh and its pretty tasty. I need a french press, those really are the way to go. When short on time or just have a sweet tooth I buy from a local coffee shop, but I try not to, just too darn expensive.

Normally D, but I drink coffee so rarely that my opinion hardly should count.

" French Press, damn tasty. "

i usually buy coffee when i go out to eat.

French press, usually stumptown! Although your survey left out the vacuum press or whatever

I drink coffee only when I need to study or while on night calls..
 
Dont particularly enjoy drinking it, but it does what its intended to do i.e. keep me awake. However, at times I do enjoy the occasional Cafe Mocha @starbucks.

Go to Tim Horton's.