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Category Archives: Roasters
Summer sun, coffee shops and specialty coffee roasters in Porto
Portugal is a country with a long coffee history and rich coffee culture. Over the last few years I’ve been exploring the story of Portuguese coffee culture and the rise of specialty coffee in the country, particularly around the Porto … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Europe, Porto, Portugal, Roasters, Specialty Coffee
Tagged 7g roasters, Bird of Passage, Cafe Culture, coffee, coffee culture, Coffee Origins, coffee shop, Combi Coffee, Fabrica Coffee Roasters, Gaia, Luso Coffee Roasters, Mesa325, Porto, Portugal, Senzu Coffee Roasters, Specialty Coffee, V60
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Considering the Coffee Free House
Recently I’ve had some time to catch up on various coffee related reading and videos. European Coffee Trip published an interview with Jeremy Challender, who is well known for his role in Prufrock Coffee in London (and now Barista Hustle). … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Cafe types, Coffee, coffee culture, High Streets, Roasters, Sustainability, UK, Videos
Tagged appreciable difference, business sustainability, coffee, Coffee industry, coffee market, Coffee Roaster, European coffee trip, gentrification, London, multi-roaster cafe, Nordic Roasters Forum, Prufrock, rental costs, Specialty Coffee, Video, Youtube
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Coffee with a conscience: social enterprises in the coffee shop industry
One aspect of my research into the coffee shop industry is the extent to which the industry contributes to the development of ‘community’ – one element of this is exploring the activities of social enterprises in the industry and how … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, coffee culture, Coffee industry, Commentaries, community, Roasters, Specialty Coffee
Tagged Cafe from Crisis, coffee, coffee company, Coffee Roasters, coffee shop, community interest company, Old Spike Roastery, Redemption roasters, Roasters, Second Shot Coffee, social enterprise, UK, USA
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Specialty coffee companies and coffee consolidation
Recently there has been quite a lot of attention in the media about coffee companies and investment, in part prompted by the announcement that Nestle purchased a 68% majority stake in Blue Bottle Coffee, a US specialty coffee company with … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Roasters, Specialty Coffee, USA
Tagged Blue Bottle, coffee, consolidation, Intelligentisa, Nestle, roaster, Specialty Coffee, Stumptown, USA
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Coffee and cafe culture in Portugal: revisited
Text available in English and Português As I mentioned in the previous post, I’ve recently been to Portugal and had the opportunity to explore a bit more of its coffee culture. In Portugal, unlike the UK, drinks bought in the … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Consumers, Costa Coffee, Portugal, Roasters, Specialty Coffee
Tagged artisanal, beach, Cafe, Cafe Culture, coffee, coffee culture, coffee cups, coffee shop, Combi, Espinho, Keep cups, KeepCup, local, Mesa325, music, novo seculo, pao de do, Porto, Portugal, Specialty Coffee, surfing, takeaway coffee cups, The Coffee Room, tourists
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Specialty coffee culture in Portugal: Luso Coffee Roasters
Text available in English and Português Portugal is famous for its coffee culture; drinking coffee is an important part of every day life across the country. Cafes are present everywhere you can think of, right down to the most remote … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Consumers, Portugal, Roasters
Tagged blend, coffee, coffee beans, Coffee Roasters, espresso, Lisbon, Luso Coffee Roasters, Mesa325, Porto, Portuguese, Portuguese coffee, Specialty Coffee, sugar, V60
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Future gazing for coffee shops: changing trends
Much of my work explores the past and present of the coffee and coffee shop industries, investigating changing trends in the industry and how this impacts consumers and communities. I’m often asked to consider what the future of the coffee … Continue reading →