Choosing a pod coffee machine?

[T i m]

Sorry, are you 'a foreigner' and/or did you just miss the smiley?

Irrespective of your left-brainer reply to my lighthearted comment, the British *are* (stereotypically) known for their tea drinking.

<snip history lesson>

Cheers, T i m

[T i m]

<snip>

Why the 'sorry', do you live elsewhere to the rest of us then? ;-)

I mean, it's the environment we all live in you are talking about so you will be polluting it for yourself?

Cheers, T i m

[charles]

I thought that Importers had been in the High Street, I knew there was a coffee merchant. Premises are now a barbers - where I go.

[Jethro_uk]

Not a massive fan of brewery smells (products is a different matter).

Living in Harrow, you'd occasionally get a whiff from Fullers in Chiswick, or Nescafe (?) in Uxbridge :)

[The Natural Philosopher]

I think it was 165 High Street, yes. Friary Meux was where the new arcade is...

[No Name]

Can somebody explain to me why coffee when roasted or made into a drink always smells like its on fire or very burnt/smouldering?

Cat poo and pee actually smells nicer!

[polygonum_on_google]

Certainly was. You could sometimes smell the mashing from the train on the other side of the tunnel towards Godalming.

Used to have similar in Cardiff from Brains.

[charles]

and called The Friary Centre

[Vir Campestris]

Good grief. Have I been following you , or you following me?

(I suspect the former. I was too young for the beer)

Andy

[The Natural Philosopher]

Everybody has to come from somewhere...