Coffee News Roundup
It feels pretty silly, writing a roundup of inane coffee news with the world seemingly on the verge of collapse. This weekend, the United States Senate will probably vote to confirm a Supreme Court Justice who is demonstrably unfit for duty, while Indonesia recovers from a devastating tsunami and Britain
Coffee News Roundup
If you hadn’t already heard, this Saturday (the 29th) is National Coffee Day, which is absolutely an attempt to raise the profile and promote the culture of our favorite beverage, and is certainly not a craven attempt by big corporations to convince you to buy more coffee*. With that
Coffee News Roundup
Another week, another Coffee News Roundup. And, once again, there isn’t a lot in the way of news. At least, nothing we haven’t already discussed before. When compiling this little roundup, most of my time is spent sifting out the stories that we covered when they were actually
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup, where this week—luckily—there isn’t a lot of news. I say luckily because during the week I managed to hurt my hand, which makes typing painful, which makes writing a blog tricky. So we’re going to
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup. Not a lot going on this week, aside from the usual Starbucks nonsense and the ongoing and deeply worrying drop in green coffee prices. So this week, I urge you to check out the three articles listed at the
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another Coffee News Roundup, the only* weekly coffee news summary that brings you news of high-level multinational mergers and whatever stupid idea some weirdo thinks will change coffee forever, in the same article (sometimes it's the same sentence). Anyway, let's get started
Coffee News Roundup
It's been a busy week in the coffee industry. So much so that this goofy news roundup article might be a bit longer and a touch more serious than usual. But rest assured, if you make it to the end there are a couple of reliably silly stories
Coffee News Roundup
Another week, another batch of mildly diverting coffee-related news stories. Shall we begin? Should Coffee Come With Cancer Warnings? California Says No - via NY Times Well this is good news, although the whole thing should never have happened in the first place. Back in February, it was reported that
Coffee News Roundup
Not a whole lot of news around the coffee world this week, but there are a couple of stories worth highlighting, plus the inevitable Starbucks mention and the crucial goofy story about something silly happening that's only tangentially connected to coffee. Let's dive in. Have a
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Welcome to another edition of the Coffee News Roundup, this week brought to you by a Spotify playlist of alternative 90s rock—The Cranberries, Manic Street Preachers, No Doubt, Radiohead—and a Chemex's worth of coffee. Let's go. Revelator Coffee Offering Five Sponsorships for Upcoming US
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Another week ends, and another Coffee News Roundup heaves into view, bringing tales of protest, mystery and nitro cold brew. Shall we begin? SF coffee shop turns down Salesforce contract in immigration protest - via San Francisco Chronicle Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters, a San Francisco-based coffee company, has turned down
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Another Friday, another Coffee News Roundup. The good thing about this series is that, even when I'm not feeling particularly inspired, there's always some new story about Starbucks doing a thing, a new cannabis coffee, or JAB trying to buy Lard Lad Donuts and it keeps