| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | highjon (0)
02/06/2007 | Unfortunately they all make the coffee with semi skimmed milk - even the Latte! And argue when you ask for full milk that it dirties the machine lol what a waste - is this only in Scotland?
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 | reggae (0)
11/20/2005 | I agree with you
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 | xmanda (0)
04/30/2005 | i've always enjoyed the occasional expensive cup of starbucks (white chocolate mocha<3) but one day earlier this month, my friend took me to a gas station to get coffee, and i have found that gas stations have the best coffee, cappuchinos to be exact. they're reasonably priced, and they taste wonderful. i'm becoming addicted to BP's Irish Creme cappuchino, in fact, i have a craving for one right now...
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 | ejohn_2 (0)
02/28/2005 | It has been a while since I was able to find a quality, affordable, quick cup of coffee. Kenya AA taste like Kenya AA, Sumatra taste diffrent than Colombian. THANKS.
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 | tamebean (0)
12/19/2004 | WOW...what great, smooth tasting coffee Wild Bean is. Who would have thunk it, but Wild Bean is better than Starucks. Absolutely no bitter taste.
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 | Diabless5 (0)
07/04/2004 |  For the last 5 years, I used to drink the same brand of coffee back in my home country (Turkey.) But, I'm here in the US for more than a year now. As my coffee is a very important element of my day, I've been trying almost every single brand out there. They weren't even close! Then when we went to Jamaica for our third anniversary, I tasted the best and softest coffee ever, the Blue Mountain. When we came back from our short trip, I continued my research of Great Coffee. (Of course, by then I didnt know I could find the Blue Mountain Coffee at the World Markets.) One day on my way to the school, late and in a hurry I had to stop by the only gas station on my way, BP. I made a very quick choice and went with the Fat Free French Vanilla. What a blast! After one year and half of experimental search of Dream Coffee, I've accidentally found it! Since then even though I know where to find the smoothest coffee ever and can get it right from my kitchen I'm paying two to three daily visits to the nearest BP station to have my Precious Fat Free French Vanilla cure to start or keep up with a great day !
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 | CastleBee (83)
03/29/2003 | I consider BP’s Wild Bean Café (yes, the gas station, I was sceptical too at first) to be one of my best coffee discoveries ever. I’ve always enjoyed a good cup of coffee, especially in the winter months, but never really got into the coffee shop culture where the more you pay the better it's supposed to taste. Then, this past year, I finally decided to give the expensive stuff a shot. Since then, I’ve sampled some of the most expensive concoctions on the market and have to say that for a straight up good tasting cup of coffeee, Wild Bean tastes as good – if not better - than anything I've gotten elsewhere. My personal favorite is the Dark Roast – strong but not bitter and very tasty! The most noticeable difference in Wild Bean and those that cost three times as much is that the others – well, cost three times as much.
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