Rich Coffee Flavour Wanted .. What Grain ?

[ledgenko]

Fellow brewers... I am chasing a GOOD coffee flavour for a dark ale .. Which grain / mix of grains is going to give me the flavour required ???

 

[manticle]

Roast Barley. Used as a coffee substitute in Italy

 

[MHB]

There is this strange stuff from I get from all over South America, some parts of African and the Middle East to bit bigger than most barley can be a bit of a pain to mill.

I find about 25-50 g steeped in boiling water or better yet steam extracted adds a wonderful coffee like flavour to a stout or porter

Now what is that stuff called again ...right on the tip of my tongue....
MHB

 

[Muggus]

There is this strange stuff from I get from all over South America, some parts of African and the Middle East to – bit bigger than most barley can be a bit of a pain to mill.

I find about 25-50 g steeped in boiling water or better yet steam extracted adds a wonderful coffee like flavour to a stout or porter

Now what is that stuff called again ...right on the tip of my tongue....
MHB

I like to source mine from Columbia. It's their OTHER export....

 

[Dazza_devil]

I like to source mine from Colombia. It's their OTHER export....

MMM, that stuff from Columbia is goood shit man.

 

[timmyp]

MMM, that stuff from Columbia is goood shit man.

Just for interest sake, Columbia with a 'u' is a city in America. Colombia with an 'o' is the country in South America...

 

[Wolfy]

I got some Simpsons Chocolate malt in the recent BB, I think it has a very nice coffee-like aroma/taste.