
Bottomline is, we ducked into the very first shop we saw that sold coffee, which at that time, was Conlins (located on the second floor of MOA, beside the IMAX Theater). The variety of their coffee offerings was promising if not altogether surprisingly staggering:
BLUENOTES 100% Single Origin Coffee
Timor
Brazil "Santos"
Columbia Supremo
Sumatra Mandheling
Guatemala SHB, "Volcan de Oro
Honduras SHG e.p.
Malawi Mapanga AA
Indonesia "JAVA", Kali Bendo

Ethiopia "Yirgacheffe"
Columbia Decaf
Conlins Designer Coffee
Espresso
Million Dollar Brew
Charcoal Coffee
100% ARABICA
Dark Roast
Medium Roast
Light Roast
100% ROBUSTA
Dark Roast
Medium Roast
Light Roast
100% BARAKO
Dark Roast
Medium Roast
Light Roast

We had our beans ground there, and when they were done with the grinding, they poured the grounds back into its special flavor lock bag that featured a one-way valve to preserve the coffee's freshness. If that attention to detail weren't enough, wait until they reseal the bag with an impulse sealer before they hand it over to you. Their concern to give you the freshest coffee possible is really impressive.
The coffee, by the way, was fantastic. It had a perfectly smooth and clean flavor to it. Never gritty or bitter. It brews a perfect cup each time. Now I hope Conlins' other coffee blends also aim to please, because we are definitely going back there to try the rest.
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