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Year: 2017

Cup of Excellence

Record Prices for Coffees from the Honduras Cup of Excellence

July 5, 2017 Ashley Rodriguez 1

Coffees from this year’s Cup of Excellence in Honduras break COE records, with the winning lot auctioned at $124.50 a pound. BY ASHLEY RODRIGUEZ BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of the Alliance for Coffee Excellence […]

Coffee Farm

Fairtrade International Calls for Collaborative Response to Increase Farmer Income

July 4, 2017 Chris Ryan Comments Off on Fairtrade International Calls for Collaborative Response to Increase Farmer Income

In light of a new study suggesting widely varying incomes for coffee growers around the world, Fairtrade International calls for a collaborative effort to help increase farmers’ wages globally. BY CHRIS RYAN BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE […]

Education

Being a Coffee Educator With Brittany Davies of Discovery Coffee

July 3, 2017 Ashley Rodriguez Comments Off on Being a Coffee Educator With Brittany Davies of Discovery Coffee

Brittany Davies is the education manager for Discovery Coffee in Victoria, British Columbia. She opens up about her journey to being a coffee educator and the daily ups and downs she faces in her role. […]

Community

Trading Beer for Coffee: A Journey of Changing Career Paths, Part Five

July 1, 2017 baristamagazine Comments Off on Trading Beer for Coffee: A Journey of Changing Career Paths, Part Five

Can beer brewers become roasters? Are coffee and beer at all the same? In this series, Ben Dorrington gives us an intimate look at his transition from the beer universe to the coffee world. BY BEN […]

Education

Seattle’s Visions Espresso to Welcome Students in Exciting Summer Pathways Classes

June 30, 2017 Sarah Comments Off on Seattle’s Visions Espresso to Welcome Students in Exciting Summer Pathways Classes

Right in the heart of specialty-coffee country, Visions Espresso launches Pathways classes at its Seattle Coffee Education Lab in July and August. BY SARAH ALLEN BARISTA MAGAZINE Feeling a little summer slump? With the annual slowing […]

Coffee Prices

Buy Coffee Smarter: Cafe Imports Launches Purchasing Planning Website

June 29, 2017 Ashley Rodriguez Comments Off on Buy Coffee Smarter: Cafe Imports Launches Purchasing Planning Website

Understanding the ins and outs of ordering coffee can be tricky—Cafe Imports has launched a website to help wrap your head around purchasing green coffee. BY ASHLEY RODRIGUEZ BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Cafe […]

Coffee Farm

Agriculture Without Borders: Producer-to-Producer Exchange

June 28, 2017 baristamagazine Comments Off on Agriculture Without Borders: Producer-to-Producer Exchange

As a member of the team of Ally Coffee, contributor Rachel Northrop discusses, in this two-part series, the realities of growing coffee and how to create open communication and collaboration between producers. BY RACHEL NORTHROP […]

Coffee Prices

On An Island: Hawaiian Coffee’s Tricky Price-Quality Relationship

June 27, 2017 Chris Ryan Comments Off on On An Island: Hawaiian Coffee’s Tricky Price-Quality Relationship

In our continuing series exploring the landscape of Hawaiian coffee, we explore the relationship between cost and quality in the state’s coffee production. BY CHRIS RYAN BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of Juli Burden […]

Competitions

SPLAT: The Sacramento Summer Latte Art Series Kicks Off Its Fourth Season

June 26, 2017 Ashley Rodriguez Comments Off on SPLAT: The Sacramento Summer Latte Art Series Kicks Off Its Fourth Season

The Sacramento Public Latte Art Tournament (SPLAT) kicks off its fourth season in late June, inviting baristas from all over the city to compete head-to-head in this summer latte art series. BY ASHLEY RODRIGUEZ BARISTA […]

10 Minutes With...

10 Minutes with Brendan Mullally of Elm Coffee Roasters

June 24, 2017 Ashley Rodriguez 1

Brendan Mullally is the owner of Elm Coffee Roasters in Seattle, and he talks to us about opening a business, being a good leader, and how we in coffee can focus more on quality. BY […]

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