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Tag Archives: Book
Book Review – Coffee: From Bean to Barista by Robert Thurston
I had a bit of time over the holidays to catch up on some of the latest coffee related books. I’d actually forgotten I’d pre-ordered this one so it was a nice surprise just before Christmas. I learnt about the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Cafe Culture, Coffee, Coffee Growing, Coffee industry, General
Tagged Book, book review, caffeine, coffee, coffee beans, coffee farmer, Coffee industry, coffee reading, coffee roastery, health
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Book Review: Coffee: A Comprehensive Guide to the Bean, the Beverage, and the Industry.
The second edition of Coffee: A Comprehensive Guide to the Bean, the Beverage and the Industry is a welcome addition to my ever-growing coffee related library. Edited by Robert Thurston, Jonathan Morris and Shawn Steiman, two history professors and the … Continue reading
Book Review: The Coffee Dictionary by Maxwell Colonna-Dashwood
The Coffee Dictionary is a useful tool for navigating the world of coffee and all its terminology. For the newcomer to specialty coffee drinking, or anyone with an interest in coffee more generally, sometimes the various terms used can be … Continue reading
Book Review: The Philosophy of Coffee
It’s always a good day when another coffee-related book arrives at the house, and Friday saw the arrival of the ‘Philosophy of Coffee’, written by the author of (the increasingly global) Brian’s Coffee Spot, Brian Williams. I first came across … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Europe, history, Specialty Coffee, Starbucks, UK
Tagged Book, book review, Brians Coffee Spot, British Library, Cafe Culture, coffee, Coffee Blog, coffee culture, coffee reading, coffee shop, Global Industry, Philosophy of Coffee, Specialty Coffee
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Book Review – New York City Coffee: A Caffeinated History
One of my favourite cities in the world is New York. I’ve been lucky enough to visit a few times, including a nice long stay which gave me plenty of time to explore when an Icelandic volcano caused havoc to … Continue reading
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Tagged big apple, Book, book review, Cafe Culture, coffee, coffee culture, coffee shop, coffee trade, history, Manhattan, New York, NYC, Roasting
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Cafe Spaces in 2016
As 2016 draws to a close, like many other people, I’ve been reflecting on how things have developed this year. While there have been many developments in my cafe industry research project, events in my personal life have meant that … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, A year in review, baby, blog posts, Book, Cafe, Cafe Spaces, coffee, coffee shop north, Coffee Shops, coventry, Greece, historical tour, journal, London, maternity leave, Mikel Coffee Co, New Year, publication, Sustainability
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Coffee Shop North
Recently I had a short article published in a kick-starter funded book: Coffee Shop North. Organised by Dan Saul Pilgrim the publication is a visually led book which explores some of the highlights of the independent coffee industry in the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Cafe Culture, Coffee, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Cafe, coffee, coffee shop north, essay, photography, publication, UK
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Conversas de Cafe: Talking about coffee
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks around the world, and over time, a range of different coffee cultures have developed depending on how the drink was introduced, and how the culture that developed around it was adopted by … Continue reading
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Tagged Book, book review, Cafe, coffee, coffee culture, Cook Off, Europe, Fatima Moura, Portugal, Portuguese
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How to Save our town centres – exploring change and future possibilities
“Coffee is probably the ostensible reason for someone to be seated at a sidewalk café, but it is also an excuse to watch city life go by,… in almost all cases staying times are considerably longer than the time it … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Economic Impact, High Streets
Tagged Book, Cafes, Economic Impact, Gehl, High Streets, Town Centres, Urban commmuities, Urban Pollinators
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