We're taking a moment to look back at some of your favorite coffee beans, coffee brewers, and coffee roasters from 2023....
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Coffee cupping—or tasting, as it is often called—is similar to the process wine sommeliers use. Through this process, coffee professionals rate and label coffee beans....
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A good coffee grinder is important for a good coffee experience, second only to the coffee itself. Using poorly ground coffee will muddle even the best beans....
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If you haven’t heard of it, salt in coffee might seem like a strange combination. After all, w...
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So, you’ve come here to find an answer to that age old question: can you reheat coffee?...
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Decaffeinated coffee is a lie. They say there’s no caffeine, but really decaffeination only re...
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September 01, 2023
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Growing Regions
Since its introduction to coffee in the 1800s, Nicaragua has been producing some great flavor....
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Make delicious, homemade coffee ice cream by creating your own instant coffee from your recently home roasted coffee beans....
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A kettle of hot water, a paper filter, and a bunch of coffee grounds walk into a bar. The next thing...
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Coffee in the Congo is primarily grown in the Kivu region. Within this region, there are three provinces: Maniema, Sud-Kivu (South Kivu), and Nord-Kivu (North Kivu).
The Kivu region also contains the Kahuzi-Biega National Park, a section of Maiko National Park, and the Ruwenzori Mountains. These unique landscapes—including volcanoes, lakes, and massive elevation (4600 – 6550 feet)—create the perfect environment for something special....
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