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Author Aaron P Davis Senior Research Leader, Plant Resources, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Original article: https://theconversation.com/climate-change-threatens-coffee-but-weve-found-a-delicious-wild-species-that-could-help-save-your-morning-brew-159105 The world loves […]
Wet or wash, natural, honey or wet hulled coffee processing – summaries of each
Coffee Processing Methods Read More »
The video Ratio as a concept Ratios in brew type Pressure Boil Steep Filter Brew Type Espresso / Mocha
Brew variables series – Talk 3: Ratio and Intro to Dose Read More »
A summary of Talk 1 and 2 of the video series discusing coffee brew variables
Brew variables series – Talk 1 & 2: Extraction and ABCD Read More »
Short and Sweet Summary For those who find slogging through our newsletters a drudgery, here’s an “elevator” mind map: In
Quaffee Newsletter June 2020 – new coffees, coming coffees and a breakdown of logistics Read More »
Step 1: From Seed to Seedling Did you know that it takes 2 days to determine if a seed has
Coffee 21 Steps from Seed to Cup Read More »
A lot to take in from this episode and thought we should share it. Link to episode: For apple: SCA
SCA Podcast No.81; Science of Coffee Freshness; Samo Smrke Read More »
In this newsletter, we will carry on with our introduction into the coffee process by covering wet-hulling. We will also
Quaffee Newsletter November 2019 – wet hulled, coffee sourcing, combos and closure dates Read More »
We found these some videos explaining the most common ways of processing coffee that Cafe Imports Published. We have added
Videos on coffee processing Read More »
In this newsletter, we describe the honey process, summarise Mzukisi’s visit to Durban and mention a few coffees that have
After cupping the 12 coffees I did at Caravela in Puebla (read more), I been permitted to bring 5 of
Feedback from public cupping of Mexican coffees Read More »
After visiting the two farms in Oaxaca state, we ended up in Oaxaca City or Oaxaca de Juárez. We arrived
Mexican coffee production and tasting at Caravela Puebla Read More »
