I Tryed Shell. (Shell Select) They work in here our local brand Called "Kahve Dünyası (Coffee World)" They had 7k dollar Machines (which is maybe low for you but 1 Dollar was 20 Local Money in here) I Drink quite lot, Espically on our 1 week holiday, Which is very good. Machines Will Grind and Serve,Paper cup and sugar etc. free.
Famous Rivals were: Opet (Local Brand,Foreiginer Coffee, Starbucks.) PO (Petrolleum Office,Half-Local Brand,Foreiginer Coffee,Tchibo.) BP(Foreiginer,Wild Bean Coffee) Most Noticable. At Selected Stations. I Only tryed Shell.
As an American, I'm shocked that you can actually get espresso and cappuccino at a gas station. All of those look better than the gross drip coffee that's been sitting out all day that you see in most American gas stations.
Cool tshirt!!! Such a fun video… Sorry you had to suffer for our enjoyment. But I shared with my family telling them this is what it’s like when I have coffee outdoors nowadays.
I think the quality of the coffee is only due to the quality of the machine and the quality of the beans... if someone gets a strange taste or smell might be due to the saturation of the olfactory system with hydrocarbons from the station environment. in my country (Portugal) you can find excellent expresso, 0.7Eur and in a porcelain cup in almost all stations
Nice video. Here in Brazil it is becoming more and more common to find manual espresso makers at gas stations...The problem is that 90% of the time the clerks can't use them properly
Here in Lithuania the situation is probably the same. Those bitter, ashy, rubbery espresso's is killing. Since I don't like latte or cappucino which probably would hide that coffee taste the only option I get is to make my own at home and fill my thermos. That's it. Not long ago tried espresso at my local town, one sip was enough to throw away whole cup..
So I'm a truck driver and often get some coffee at a gas station. Most of the time I go to the Shell Cafe which has some pretty alright cappuccino's. They get made by the 'barista's' on the spot. But it's often a hit or miss with them. Sometimes they're at a good extraction, other times they are either under or over extracted. Esso has some decent as well. But I'll always swear by my own freshly made coffee at home.
Thanks for a comment! You are much more qualified to make such a video, but I can’t agree more with the fact that making coffee at home is another level ☕️📈
Had to experience this type of coffee in france this summer, not fun! Ended up brewing a clever dripper on the Ferry back to the uk though, that saved the day!
Totally hilarious, with the parek v rohliku at the end. Would love to meet you guys sometime. And the app is great, i guess you were driving near Stav se.
Haha, don’t forget to get a more premium range (if available). As we said in the video, it is still far from the standard in most specialty cafes we feature.
some years back I remember that I was suprised when I crossed czech border and I saw quite a lot of ''Autogrill'' bistros at gas stations... unfortunatelly, the czech Autogrill doesn't make the good italian espresso like the italian Autogrill, just ugly brown brew, like others do. However, in France, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, coffee at the highway is very bad as well...
What I really want to know is what water do these places use. Are they really using the regular tap water & if so, how old are those pipes & is it filtered?? An attendant at one station told me the water pipes were probably really old, like before the 70s! Bad deal if u want to avoid lead. I mean do these places even test their water?
8 is a pretty high (too high) score for a gas station espresso. If we consider, 10 is "God shot" specialty coffee espresso, than then it should be much lower than 8. For the next challenge I propose, coffee in fine dining restaurants. Maybe even Michelin star ones. I hear coffee is pretty average in this places, which shouldn't be the case since the chefs are such fanatics about every detail, they even pay attention to the flowers on the table. It's very sad if they look over, coffee quality.
Thanks for the comment! Our 10 in this challenge was an average (good tasting) espresso in a specialty cafe (I don’t think we mentioned “god shot” in the video). Thanks for the tip for another coffee challenge ☕️👍
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Do you ever drink coffee at gas stations?
Did you find any good worth recommending?
I Tryed Shell. (Shell Select)
They work in here our local brand Called "Kahve Dünyası (Coffee World)"
They had 7k dollar Machines (which is maybe low for you but 1 Dollar was 20 Local Money in here)
I Drink quite lot, Espically on our 1 week holiday, Which is very good.
Machines Will Grind and Serve,Paper cup and sugar etc. free.
Famous Rivals were:
Opet (Local Brand,Foreiginer Coffee, Starbucks.)
PO (Petrolleum Office,Half-Local Brand,Foreiginer Coffee,Tchibo.)
BP(Foreiginer,Wild Bean Coffee)
Most Noticable. At Selected Stations.
I Only tryed Shell.
I used to in my twenties on my way to work, before I started grinding my own coffee. It just sounds so horrid now…
lol
Shell Stations in my country serves Costa Coffee. Bleh!!! 😖
@@lingyew1056 I Dont know but we had Costa too!
I Guess Shell in Country work with Local brands, to i guess dowing the Logistic And Other Expenses.
As an American, I'm shocked that you can actually get espresso and cappuccino at a gas station. All of those look better than the gross drip coffee that's been sitting out all day that you see in most American gas stations.
As a fellow American, I agree. Considering what we pay for burnt coffee and the current value of the euro, we’ve been duped…
you're right, this makes me suffer when driving in US and Canada
That was fun to watch, I appreciate your dedication and would love to see more of coffee challenges.
Thank you! What kind of coffee challenge would you like to see? We are collecting ideas now...
@@EuropeanCoffeeTrip Coffee from vending machines would be interesting, although I already feel sorry for the taster.
Nice video guys!
Thanks, Esteban ☕️👍
Fun video. I would not dare to do this myself 😁. I think similar challenge to check chain coffee places could be interesting.
Cool tshirt!!!
Such a fun video…
Sorry you had to suffer for our enjoyment.
But I shared with my family telling them this is what it’s like when I have coffee outdoors nowadays.
Hahaha at least I know what it feels like not to drink only specialty coffee ;)
I think the quality of the coffee is only due to the quality of the machine and the quality of the beans... if someone gets a strange taste or smell might be due to the saturation of the olfactory system with hydrocarbons from the station environment. in my country (Portugal) you can find excellent expresso, 0.7Eur and in a porcelain cup in almost all stations
Good for you Sérgio, that says a lot about the basic level of expected coffee quality in Portugal. Thanks for the comment!
Fun one guys 👍.. you should make one about fast foods coffee or something like that
Thanks, Jacopo ☕️🖤 Good idea for the next challenge.
Nice video. Here in Brazil it is becoming more and more common to find manual espresso makers at gas stations...The problem is that 90% of the time the clerks can't use them properly
Here in Lithuania the situation is probably the same. Those bitter, ashy, rubbery espresso's is killing. Since I don't like latte or cappucino which probably would hide that coffee taste the only option I get is to make my own at home and fill my thermos. That's it.
Not long ago tried espresso at my local town, one sip was enough to throw away whole cup..
So I'm a truck driver and often get some coffee at a gas station. Most of the time I go to the Shell Cafe which has some pretty alright cappuccino's. They get made by the 'barista's' on the spot. But it's often a hit or miss with them. Sometimes they're at a good extraction, other times they are either under or over extracted. Esso has some decent as well. But I'll always swear by my own freshly made coffee at home.
Thanks for a comment! You are much more qualified to make such a video, but I can’t agree more with the fact that making coffee at home is another level ☕️📈
@@EuropeanCoffeeTrip Let's keep the video making on you, so I can enjoy them :).
@@kulter20 haha, okay! We have a deal:) Any suggestions for videos you like to watch on our channel?
that is so entertaining!
thank you, great video!
Thank you, we hoped it would be entertaining ☕️🖤
Such an interesting and enjoyable video of yours...
Love this one, love Coffee talk! Thanks for sharing...
Thanks! :)
Had to experience this type of coffee in france this summer, not fun!
Ended up brewing a clever dripper on the Ferry back to the uk though, that saved the day!
Totally hilarious, with the parek v rohliku at the end. Would love to meet you guys sometime. And the app is great, i guess you were driving near Stav se.
Honestly; one of the best things is when you find a remarkable Gas Station coffee out of nowhere.
Now I have to test the espresso from Shell, damn you guys! :D
Haha, don’t forget to get a more premium range (if available). As we said in the video, it is still far from the standard in most specialty cafes we feature.
It was quite good and affordable in here
Funny was, when in my trip, I Get raise in Coffee price :D
Poor Tomo!
In the UK, AFAIK all fuel stations only serve coffee via fully automated machines. None are manually prepared by staff.
I am alive! :D
Tomos face was awesome 😄
must have been a nightmarish experience for his caliber
You must do with orlen and circle k
some years back I remember that I was suprised when I crossed czech border and I saw quite a lot of ''Autogrill'' bistros at gas stations... unfortunatelly, the czech Autogrill doesn't make the good italian espresso like the italian Autogrill, just ugly brown brew, like others do. However, in France, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, coffee at the highway is very bad as well...
What I really want to know is what water do these places use. Are they really using the regular tap water & if so, how old are those pipes & is it filtered?? An attendant at one station told me the water pipes were probably really old, like before the 70s! Bad deal if u want to avoid lead. I mean do these places even test their water?
Based on my own tests 😜 I can't stand the taste of Viva from OMV. It's the worst thing ever. But Shell and Slovnaft is kind of pleasant.
You guys looks like fun to hang out with.
Cheers, Ed ☕️🙌
Super! Dočkal jsem se toho! 🙂
Super, snad to nezklamalo. ☕️💪
Thank You boys for great idea check the gas stations and that You have a Q grader with is a huge think !!!
Thanks :)
You are very brave, guys! 😅
Imagine being the barista who serves you your espresso 😂😂😂
Well, it was an automatic (bean to cup) machine in 4 stations, I think 🤖 are okay with constructive feedback, they are not emotional 😅
@@EuropeanCoffeeTrip HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Come to Jakarta. Found BP Gas Station. We have Tuku Coffee. It's delicious 😋
The music makes lack of energy more prominent.
In America gas station coffee in the morning is a ritual for blue collar workers
8 is a pretty high (too high) score for a gas station espresso. If we consider, 10 is "God shot" specialty coffee espresso, than then it should be much lower than 8. For the next challenge I propose, coffee in fine dining restaurants. Maybe even Michelin star ones. I hear coffee is pretty average in this places, which shouldn't be the case since the chefs are such fanatics about every detail, they even pay attention to the flowers on the table. It's very sad if they look over, coffee quality.
Thanks for the comment! Our 10 in this challenge was an average (good tasting) espresso in a specialty cafe (I don’t think we mentioned “god shot” in the video).
Thanks for the tip for another coffee challenge ☕️👍
Ur the best
Thanks! :)
Keep up
Hello from Ukraine 😍
TL;DW: Really bad for the most part
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