Coffee Circus hits Mosta

Originally posted on Diary of a Food Fiend: Perfect wake up call!A specialty coffee kiosk has popped up in the central parking lot in Mosta. The sustainably produced coffee beans are freshly ground and pumped into a paper cup. Ethiopian, Mexican and Colombian beans are also for sale filling the air with their heady fragrance.Good Morning!https://www.facebook.com/www.coffeecircus.eu?fref=ts View original...

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New Offering: Kenya

Originally posted on bloom:It’s no secret that coffee is grown all around the world. Look at any specialty roaster’s offerings, and the diversity of origins available should illustrate this fact. Lesser known is the often circuitous journey coffee took in traveling all around the world. While the Arabica species and many of its main varieties are believed to have originated in Ethiopia and grown for thousands of years, commercial coffee production...

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1: It’s All About The Coffee

Originally posted on Arch Coffee:Welcome to our blog, where we hope to take you along on our coffee journey!The only possible way to open our first blog is to say a huge thank you to everyone who has pitched in over the past few weeks. The quest to get those doors open required the calling in of a few favours, and many more are now owed. To each and everyone of you – a heartfelt thank you.We finally got to swap our toolboxes for knock boxes around...

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Coffee Circus hits Mosta

Originally posted on Diary of a Food Fiend: Perfect wake up call!A specialty coffee kiosk has popped up in the central parking lot in Mosta. The sustainably produced coffee beans are freshly ground and pumped into a paper cup. Ethiopian, Mexican and Colombian beans are also for sale filling the air with their heady fragrance.Good Morning!https://www.facebook.com/www.coffeecircus.eu?fref=ts View original...

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New Offering: Kenya

Originally posted on bloom:It’s no secret that coffee is grown all around the world. Look at any specialty roaster’s offerings, and the diversity of origins available should illustrate this fact. Lesser known is the often circuitous journey coffee took in traveling all around the world. While the Arabica species and many of its main varieties are believed to have originated in Ethiopia and grown for thousands of years, commercial coffee production...

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1: It’s All About The Coffee

Originally posted on Arch Coffee:Welcome to our blog, where we hope to take you along on our coffee journey!The only possible way to open our first blog is to say a huge thank you to everyone who has pitched in over the past few weeks. The quest to get those doors open required the calling in of a few favours, and many more are now owed. To each and everyone of you – a heartfelt thank you.We finally got to swap our toolboxes for knock boxes around...

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Coffee-Bean Prices Have Hit Their Highest Level in More Than Two Years

Originally posted on TIME:Arabica-coffee prices reached their highest level in 2½ years on Monday, after projections for more dry weather in Brazil sowed worries about lackluster future harvests, the Wall Street Journal reports.Arabica coffee ordered for delivery in December ended on Monday at $2.2080 a pound on the ICE Futures U.S. exchange — the highest price since February 2012, WSJ says. A commodities strategist betting on the futures market...

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Coffee-Bean Prices Have Hit Their Highest Level in More Than Two Years

Originally posted on TIME:Arabica-coffee prices reached their highest level in 2½ years on Monday, after projections for more dry weather in Brazil sowed worries about lackluster future harvests, the Wall Street Journal reports.Arabica coffee ordered for delivery in December ended on Monday at $2.2080 a pound on the ICE Futures U.S. exchange — the highest price since February 2012, WSJ says. A commodities strategist betting on the futures market...

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The history of coffee bean in Yemen

Originally posted on Best to Buy Coffee Bean | Great Ideas:One of the earliest written mention of coffee is provided in Arabic manuscript №944, stored at the French National Library. Shehabeddin Ben, Arabic author of the XV century, tells of his contemporary Gemaleddine, muftis Yemeni city of Aden, who traveled to Persia. During his stay there, he drew attention to his tribesmen, brewed and drank coffee, which he had attached no importance.Vernuvshivs...

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The history of coffee bean in Yemen

Originally posted on Best to Buy Coffee Bean | Great Ideas:One of the earliest written mention of coffee is provided in Arabic manuscript №944, stored at the French National Library. Shehabeddin Ben, Arabic author of the XV century, tells of his contemporary Gemaleddine, muftis Yemeni city of Aden, who traveled to Persia. During his stay there, he drew attention to his tribesmen, brewed and drank coffee, which he had attached no importance.Vernuvshivs...

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KSU Baliem Arabica menjadi sponsor tunggal kegiatan BaliemCup.com di DI Yogyakarta dan Jawa Tengah.

Pertandingan dimulai sejak beberapa hari lau (minggu ini). Puluhan club volley dari seluruh Tanah Papua bahkan dari Indonesia ikut terlibat dalam turnamen Baliem Cup ini. KSU Baliem Arabica-"Exportir Papua Specialty Coffee" menjadi sponsor utama turnamen ini dan telah membelikan satu domain bernama "baliemcup.com" dan akan segera dikelola oleh para penyelenggara turnamen di nama seluruh jadwal, hasil pertandingan dan kegiatan lanjutannya akan selalu disponsori oleh #BBCoffee from Facebook via IFT...

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Kopi Pegunungan Bintang (Star Coffee)

Originally posted on yalibicacoffee:Oksibil, 1 July, 2014.Setelah sekian puluh Tahun menunggu pasaran Kopi yang pasti akhirnya Pak Hengky Bidana menarik nafas legah karena pasar kopi bukan dicarinya tetapi pasar mencari pak Hengky B sampai di kediamanya.Bagaimana suka-duka dalam menekuni usaha Kopi jenis Arabica meskipun tidak ada pasar yang pasti untuk menjual hasil panan setiap musimnya. Uraian ini hasil perbbincangan kami dengan beliau.BBC : ”...

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Kopi Pegunungan Bintang (Star Coffee)

Originally posted on yalibicacoffee:Oksibil, 1 July, 2014.Setelah sekian puluh Tahun menunggu pasaran Kopi yang pasti akhirnya Pak Hengky Bidana menarik nafas legah karena pasar kopi bukan dicarinya tetapi pasar mencari pak Hengky B sampai di kediamanya.Bagaimana suka-duka dalam menekuni usaha Kopi jenis Arabica meskipun tidak ada pasar yang pasti untuk menjual hasil panan setiap musimnya. Uraian ini hasil perbbincangan kami dengan beliau.BBC : ”...

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Craftsmen Specialty Coffee

Originally posted on The Ordinary Patrons: Craftsmen Specialty Coffee is a cafe in Siglap V that sells coffee and beer as well as ice cream, cakes, waffles and other small bites. They also retail packs of coffee beans, brewing equipment and accessories like syphon and filters. It is another cafe with the “industrial look” – exposed ceilings, bare concrete floor, “semi-finished” walls and the now ubiquitous “Edison” filament light bulbs. It is getting...

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How Do You Describe Coffee Smell In Words – Visiting Shearwater Organic Coffee Roasters

Originally posted on Talk-A-Vino: Seriously, I really mean it as a question – how do you describe coffee smell? I’m asking here the people who cherishes or may be even worships the good cup of coffee – how one can describe that “pick-me-up” goodness when you walk into the room and smell freshly brewed, real, delicious coffee made with love? It is hard, right? You can describe the effects of that smell (invigorating, uplifting, awakening…), but not...

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