Practical Coffee Tips, Advice and Review
Mexican coffee produces top quality coffee due to the pristine growing conditions, the way the coffee is harvested and dried as well as and the unique flavors that it produces. It is not as popular as other coffee from around the world, but Mexico produces coffee that is some of …
I am not sure I can adequately express the importance of a good coffee grinder regardless of whether its manual or electric. If you do all the right things such as buying fresh roasted, whole bean coffee and your favorite coffee brewer, it will all go for not if you …
In the early history of coffee in Vietnam, the cafés scene in early urban areas of Vietnam divided into the two types. First is the chic French-style cafes for the French and the Vietnamese officers working for the colonial government, who learned the habit to fuel their day with coffee. …
Coffee chaff is the dry scaly protective skin of the seed of a coffee bean and falls off during the coffee roasting process. Chaff is normally thrown out but can be used in compost for gardens. For coffee roasters chaff can be big nuisance as its produced in large amounts …
Anaerobic processed coffee is coffee that has been fermented in an environment that lacks oxygen. The coffee is put into massive containers where CO2 is pumped in and the oxygen is forced out. Since the recent rise in the popularity of of pour-over and manual coffee, the specialty coffee industry …
The history of Irish Coffee began on boat in Foynes, Ireland when a chef decided to add whiskey to coffee to warm the passengers as they waited. We learn at the Foynes Flying Boat and Maritime Museum and also the Irish Coffee Centre, that the boat terminal was home to …
