Types of Coffee

[igepal]

I wondered what types of coffee were available. Iced coffee? Lattes? Espressos?

 

 

Igepal

[Colo Cruiser]

I wondered what types of coffee were available. Iced coffee? Lattes? Espressos?

 

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2248189&highlight=coffee+menu

[Luvmyrotti]

They can make you just about any coffee or espresso drink you want. I like the white and milk chocolate mocha. Yum.

[Thrak]

If you like the fancy coffee drinks do yourself a huge favor and purchase a coffee card.

[veggie59]

I didn't see it on a picture post provided elsewhere of the coffee choices... But is there decaf coffee and any non dairy milks like almond, coconut or soy?? Thanks.

[randy_wrecked]

...any non dairy milks like almond, coconut or soy?

 

Vegan first-time cruiser here and I'm curious about this myself.

 

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[Working 2 Cruise]

As for dairy free milks, bring your own. There may be soy milk at the buffet, Horizon Court. No almond or coconut. There definitely is decaf coffee.

[jacketwatch]

I agree with the poster above who advised to get a coffee card. Also if like like Google coffee regular Princess coffee will be disappointing.

[CaliopeQ]

I had to request soy milk on the personalizer under dietary requirements . This was strongly recommend to me as they may not have enough on board

[kuldalai]

I agree with the poster above who advised to get a coffee card. Also if like like Google coffee regular Princess coffee will be disappointing.

 

The free drip filter coffee provided by Princess is like road tar and absolutely dreadful .

[Luvmyrotti]

The free drip filter coffee provided by Princess is like road tar and absolutely dreadful .

 

That's because the free coffee is actually not drip/filter coffee. It is a concentrated syrup base. I dislike it greatly, which is why I get the coffee card. I can get specialty coffee drinks as well as real drip coffee from grounds.

[Thrak]

The free drip filter coffee provided by Princess is like road tar and absolutely dreadful .

 

Actually the free coffee varies radically. I've had the free coffee at lunch and been very pleasantly surprised by how good it was. I got a refill at the same lunch and it was undrinkable. If depends on who made it (which urn it comes out of), how long it's been sitting, etc.

 

These days I get a coffee card and mostly just get regular fresh-brewed coffee from IC. My wife has a card as well as she drinks the fancy coffee sometimes. She can always use up my punches on the next cruise or I can use my card to get her the fancy coffee.

Edited February 1, 2016 by Thrak

[randy_wrecked]

I had to request soy milk on the personalizer under dietary requirements . This was strongly recommend to me as they may not have enough on board

Did that! Thanks for the tip.

[randy_wrecked]

These days I get a coffee card and mostly just get regular fresh-brewed coffee from IC. My wife has a card as well as she drinks the fancy coffee sometimes.

 

My partner and I are signed up for the all-inclusive beverage package. Should I get a coffee card, too, or does "all-inclusive" in this case actually mean all-inclusive?

[GUT2407]

I wondered what types of coffee were available. Iced coffee? Lattes? Espressos?

 

 

Igepal

 

Do you mean free or for pay.

[TracieABD]

Coffee cards are about the best deal on the seas...

 

For just about $34, you get 15 punches for espresso-based drinks (lattes, cappuccinos, espresso, frappes, etc...), unlimited BREWED coffee (not the sloppy syrup mess- ewww), unlimited premium brewed tea, and unlimited hot chocolate. Keep in mind the brewed coffee, tea and hot chocolate are only limited to the cruise that you purchase the card on but the punches are good forever!

[GUT2407]

I had to request soy milk on the personalizer under dietary requirements . This was strongly recommend to me as they may not have enough on board

 

Wife always got Soy just by asking the barista.