Coffee News Roundup
Another busy week of coffee news, a lot of which consists of updates on previously reported stories. And, it being May, cold brew is beginning to come to the fore again. Watch out for a short rant at the end of this article. Now, to the news. Black men arrested
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Last week saw Seattle host the Specialty Coffee Expo 2018, an industry conference designed to gather the great and good in the world of coffee in one place to discuss the future of coffee (and drink just a lot of coffee). There was a symposium where cutting edge coffee ideas
Coffee News Roundup
After last episode's relative peace and quiet, coffee news came back with a bang this week. It's almost as if the news runs in cycles or something. Let's get to it, shall we? Starbucks to close 8,000 stores for racial-bias education on May
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As everyone knows, Friday the 13th is an unlucky day (especially for attendees of Camp Crystal Lake). However, it is also seemingly unlucky for coffee news writers because, this week, there just isn't that much. A few interesting tidbits, sure, but nothing particularly weighty or significant. No Proposition
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Last week was a busy one for coffee. The Proposition 65 ruling came down in California, forcing cafes and roasters to display cancer warnings on cups and coffee bags. That news essentially dominated the week, and the reverberations are still being felt across the industry. But time waits for no
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Good Friday (or just regular Friday if you prefer) is upon us, which means it's time for my standard holiday ritual of Trying To Find Out Where To Buy Some Weird Non-American Food, in this case hot cross buns. It's a great game, and can be
Coffee News Roundup
This series should probably just change its name to Starbucks News Roundup and be done with it. It really seems like most weeks the main coffee news doing the rounds is Starbucks-related. From their insane cafe/showroom/fantasyland in China, to the news that the company wants to open a
Coffee News Roundup
This weekend I'm off to Chicago to see Hamilton (woo!) but also to drink all the coffee. Chicago is awash with amazing cafes, and as I haven't visited in a few years I'm excited to see what's arrived in my absence. So
Coffee News Roundup
A lot has happened in the world of coffee over the past week. It's strange that some weeks nothing seems to happen—a tumbleweed made of coffee beans rolls by—and other weeks there's more news than I can possibly recount. Luckily most of the time
Coffee Features
Enter the cafe, feel the warmth and the smell of freshly ground coffee hit you like a wave. It’s dark and cold outside, the chill of a February morning still tingling on your cheeks. It’s early, you’re early—the barista nods at you, smiles at you as
Coffee News Roundup
Is it just me, or is this year truly flying by? It's March already, soon it'll be summer and then Christmas and then who even knows. Best not to think about it, really. Have a cup of coffee instead, and maybe catch up on the news.
Coffee News Roundup
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Pourover's Coffee News Roundup. There's always something going on in the world of coffee—big news, small weird stories, and occasionally even something that reaches beyond this most niche of niches. Whether it's the latest sustainability