Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, this week coming from a hot and humid Michigan. A bit too hot and much too humid if you ask me, but I am Scottish. This weekend is also the Memorial Day holiday and traditionally the start of summer, although with a
Coffee Features
Short answer: yes, I believe so. Long answer: well, read the article. Last year, while doing research for this article in Sierra Magazine detailing ways to lower your personal coffee carbon footprint (a slightly futile activity, it turns out), I decided to take my own advice and replace my paper
Coffee News Roundup
How is it already mid-May? Is time just meaningless these days? Why does it seem to stand still while also simultaneously roaring through the year like a runaway freight train carrying Steven Segal? Hopefully somebody is studying this, because I’d like to know. Anyway, what’s been happening in
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, where this week there… Ah. Um. [tumbleweed rolls past] I see. Yes, not a lot has happened over the past seven days, at least in the coffee world. Out in the real world, of course, it’s a maelstrom of ridiculousness and
Coffee News Roundup
It’s another weekend (according to the calendar anyway) which means it’s time for another Coffee News Roundup. Let’s see what’s been going on, shall we? COVID-19 Updates - via Various Yes, we’re restarting this section, due to a few new bits and pieces that didn’
Coffee News Roundup
It’s looking like a short Roundup this week, folks, understandably enough given all that’s still going on in the world. Most coffee companies (I say most—Starbucks still gonna Starbuck) are keeping their heads down, trying to make their businesses work until this whole thing blows over (assuming
Coffee News Roundup
It’s the end of yet another week of Michigan’s stay-at-home order, which has been extended until at least May (something not everyone is happy about). In the midst of all this, I decided to try making a French press for the first time in a long time—inspired
Coffee News Roundup
It’s the end of another week here in limbo, as we collectively sit in lockdown and watch the coronavirus numbers tick ever upward. At least, I hope you’re also sitting in lockdown. There are a couple of cool virtual things happening this weekend—first, on Saturday, April 11,
Coffee News Roundup
Good morning and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup. Just a quick one this week, as there’s not a whole lot going on (apart from, y’know, [gestures at the world]). COVID-19 Updates - Via Various Not much has changed since last week. Most coffee shops are closed, many
Coffee News Roundup
Another week of a statewide lockdown in Michigan to fight the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus draws to a close, although it’s becoming genuinely become difficult to differentiate the days. Has it been a week? Is today Friday? Does the weekend hold any meaning anymore, if it’s exactly
Coffee Features
A couple of days ago my brother-in-law texted to ask me from whom he should buy coffee. He wanted to support local, independent roasters struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic. So, I had a think. There are the obvious places, but I wanted to give some options. I
Coffee News Roundup
It’s that time of the week again—and what a week it has been. It feels like it’s been at least a couple of years since last Friday. This is going to be a quick-ish roundup, as most of the news revolves around, what else, the COVID-19 coronavirus