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What Makes a Coffee Port: How Hamburg Became Coffee’s Biggest Gateway to Europe

September 28, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on What Makes a Coffee Port: How Hamburg Became Coffee’s Biggest Gateway to Europe

Hamburg’s Speicherstadt district has anchored Europe’s coffee trade for over a century. Today, the port handles roughly a third of the continent’s coffee imports as its enduring gateway. BY BHAVI PATEL BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured […]

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Uniting a Nation Under Pressure: The Cezve as a Ritual of Memory + Identity in Ukraine

December 2, 2025 baristamagazine Comments Off on Uniting a Nation Under Pressure: The Cezve as a Ritual of Memory + Identity in Ukraine

We explore Ukraine’s cezve traditions and how regional coffee rituals stand as symbols of quiet resilience. BY ISABELLE MANIBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo courtesy of Esma Adzhiieva This article is part of our ongoing exploration […]

Colonial History of Latin American Coffee Production: A coffee farm in Peru
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Unpacking the Colonial History of Latin American Coffee Production

August 25, 2025 baristamagazine Comments Off on Unpacking the Colonial History of Latin American Coffee Production

Today, Latin America produces roughly 60% of the world’s coffee—but the history of colonization still impacts modern-day coffee farmers. BY ELLIE PEÑABARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Ellie Peña “The more a product is desired […]

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Tiny Drink, Big Influence: The History of the Cortado

May 21, 2025 baristamagazine Comments Off on Tiny Drink, Big Influence: The History of the Cortado

With humble beginnings in Spain, the cortado is now popular around the world. Today, we explore how the small yet mighty drink amassed a global fan base. BY GEMMA BOOTHROYDBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by […]

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