Chinese Coffee Ritual
Here’s a little story out of the Bay Area that caught my eye today. It’s a report from SFGate on a new café in Beijing, … Read more →
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Severe Storms Rock Central America
Our friend, Henry Hueck, a coffee farmer and the organizer of the coffee conference Ramacafe, from Nicaragua, has been keeping us abreast of developments across … Read more →
What’s Really Up with Stumptown
Now for a quick break from WBC coverage. Yes, even here in Colombia people have been abuzz since a thinly sourced story broke earlier this … Read more →
Brewing News
Two news stories out today caught our attention, and while they came from opposite sides of the country, they both feature the growing pour-over and … Read more →
Record Earthquake and Tsunami Rock Japan
News broke this morning here in Oregon of the tsunami, which started yesterday after a massive 8.9 magnitude earthquake shook the ocean floor just off … Read more →
Climate Change and Coffee (UPDATE)
Excellent story from the Seattle Times yesterday about climate change and how it is affecting farmers in Costa Rica. You can read it here. “We … Read more →
Top Ten?
We just saw this list of the Top Ten Barista Blogs from the Culinary Arts College, and were pleasantly surprised to see that Pasteboard made … Read more →
TED, Meet Coffee. Coffee, this is TED.
I was talking to Stephen Morrissey of Intelligentsia at Coffee Fest Chicago this last week and he was brimming with excitement over the latest project he … Read more →
It’s Conary, Scott Conary
We often write about barista competitions, championships and barista champions, but it should never go without noting that a barista competition cannot happen without the … Read more →
Five is the Magic Number?
Well that was another amazing WBC. But while that was going on, coffee news continued to break. The latest comes from the world of health … Read more →
