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Ilha do Fogo Is a Volcanic Paradise of Coffee & Wine

March 24, 2022 baristamagazine Comments Off on Ilha do Fogo Is a Volcanic Paradise of Coffee & Wine

The island in Cape Verde has volcanic grounds that are perfect for wine and coffee production. BY TANYA NANETTISPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Tanya Nanetti Ilha do Fogo is an island in […]

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Green Coffee Storage: Why Does it Matter?

February 22, 2022 baristamagazine Comments Off on Green Coffee Storage: Why Does it Matter?

Certain materials play a major role in preventing mold and decay in raw coffee. BY TANYA NANETTISPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by Caelen Cockrum for Unsplash As many seasoned coffee professionals know, when […]

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Café Kreyol Champions Sustainable Success Through Specialty Coffee

February 15, 2022 Katrina Yentch Comments Off on Café Kreyol Champions Sustainable Success Through Specialty Coffee

Café Kreyol is a Haitian-focused coffee business creating jobs for specialty-coffee farming. BY KATRINA YENTCHBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Café Kreyol When Café Kreyol founder Joseph Stazzone discovered the mountainous regions of Haiti, he […]

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New Grant Will Help Battle Coffee Leaf Rust in the U.S. and Beyond

November 11, 2021 Chris Ryan Comments Off on New Grant Will Help Battle Coffee Leaf Rust in the U.S. and Beyond

The USDA-led work on coffee leaf rust will conduct trials of rust-resistant varieties and much more. BY CHRIS RYANBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Feature photo courtesy of World Coffee Research Coffee leaf rust is an airborne fungal […]

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Eugenioides Coffee Soars to Competition Success

November 9, 2021 Katrina Yentch Comments Off on Eugenioides Coffee Soars to Competition Success

The forgotten coffee species has made its way onto the competition stage for its remarkable sweetness. BY KATRINA YENTCHBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of the Specialty Coffee Association When reigning World Coffee In Good Spirits […]

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California is Growing High-Quality Gesha & It’s Selling Out

November 5, 2021 baristamagazine Comments Off on California is Growing High-Quality Gesha & It’s Selling Out

More than 70 farms are putting in the extra work to successfully grow three varieties of Gesha in California. BY JULIA MALLONSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Michael Haber Every day, farm owner […]

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Getting Funky with Anaerobic Fermentation

September 21, 2021 Katrina Yentch Comments Off on Getting Funky with Anaerobic Fermentation

This quickly growing coffee-processing method is increasing in demand by specialty-coffee drinkers and roasters alike. BY KATRINA YENTCHBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by Katrina Yentch If you’ve read through our latest issue of Barista Magazine, […]

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Coffee Leaf Rust and Its Effect on Hawai’i Coffee

June 22, 2021 baristamagazine Comments Off on Coffee Leaf Rust and Its Effect on Hawai’i Coffee

We explore how coffee leaf rust has impacted the world over the last several decades, and how it recently affected coffee-growing regions in Hawai’i. BY ALEXA ROMANOSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos by Alexa Romano […]

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Metric Coffee Breaks Down Green Buying for Coffee Drinkers

June 9, 2021 Katrina Yentch Comments Off on Metric Coffee Breaks Down Green Buying for Coffee Drinkers

The roaster’s new magazine Source Code answers simple yet crucial questions about green coffee sourcing. BY KATRINA YENTCHBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos by Carlos Artalejo courtesy of Metric Coffee Sustainability, transparency, and traceability are all words […]

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Exploring the Coffee Species Stenophylla

May 20, 2021 baristamagazine Comments Off on Exploring the Coffee Species Stenophylla

This coffee species, which was once thought to be extinct, could be the future of coffee growing. BY SAMANTHA TAMPLINSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo by CRB Coffee Many species of coffee plants flourish […]

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