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Brew Methods: the new brewing how-to collective
James Hoffmann (@JimSeven on Twitter), who was the World Barista Champion in 2007 and the UK Barista Champion in 2006 and 2007, has posted at his blog JimSeven about a new site called Brew Methods that is very promising. It’s a site collecting all of the videos and tutorials around the Web for each method [...]
Coffee tutorials and taste tests thanks to the St. Petersburg Times
The St. Petersburg Times had a day of coffee features yesterday, and it ended up producing some pretty informational articles.
First was an article about the lingo of coffee tasting. Tasting coffee in a group setting — called cupping — can be somewhat intimidating, but I find that it’s one of my favorite ways to [...]
Sampling Burundi coffee from Kaldi’s at The Coffee Ethic
Over the past few days, I’ve heard from the guys at Kaldi’s Coffee headquarters in St. Louis (on Twitter as @Kaldis_Coffee) that they now have coffee from Burundi. When you visit their Kaldi’s Coffee website, it’s simply called “Burundi” but at the store it’s tagged as “Burundi Kinyovu”. Their description of the coffee states, “This [...]
Entertain your kids by making coffee
I’ve realized the past couple of weekends that ever since I became a coffee geek and began taking time to make better coffee, my kids have become much more interested in helping with the process.
Let me give you an idea of my coffee making process. I start by measuring coffee beans on a digital gram [...]
Lifehacker: Brew the best possible coffee without breaking the bank
Over at LifeHacker, which is easily one of the best websites for those wanting to do life just a little bit better, they posted yesterday how to brew the best possible coffee without spending lots of extra money. It’s a great primer on good coffee. The basic suggestions (explained in a little more detail) are [...]
