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Strong Women Strong Coffee
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In 1670 Dorothy Jones of Boston becomes the first licensed coffee trader in America!
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5 Free Tools to Create Mind-Blowing Home Roasted Coffee
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These are not tools of control, they are tools of reaction. Just use these five easy free tools when home coffee roasting and great coffee will come to you.
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How is Coffee like Love?
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Maybe you’ve heard about the Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony. Somewhat like a Japanese Tea Ceremony. There is tradition, meaning, and a ritual to it. Coffee “Buna” is served in small cups.
Don't Burn Your Tongue
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In prior posts, it was pointed out that coffee trees like good drainage. Volcanic soil is perfect for this and it tends to be found at elevations coffee like, so that’s a perfect match. Volcanic ranges tend to hang around the equator where sunlight is pretty even, and that’s perfect too.
- Tags: andisols, soil, terroir, volcanic loam, volcano
The Coffee Project Flavor Wheel -- Find Your Favorite Green Coffee!
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The Flavor Wheel helps you find the coffees that you love by allowing you to sort them by the characteristics that you find most appealing. For example, I love a cup with some fruit in it, but I also want a solid body.
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