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On An Island: Exploring Hawaii’s Emerging Specialty-Coffee Scene

October 9, 2017 Chris Ryan 1

In this edition of our Hawaii series, we look at café culture and how being America’s main coffee producer has helped shaped the burgeoning local scene. BY CHRIS RYAN BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of […]

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At Origin, Learning About Building Relationships Through Compassion

October 5, 2017 baristamagazine Comments Off on At Origin, Learning About Building Relationships Through Compassion

Joshua Edens of Onyx Coffee Lab won a trip to Colombia after he wrote an essay on compassion as a means to build bridges between customers, baristas, and producers. On his trip, he learned even […]

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Decolonializing Coffee in Chiapas, Mexico—Part Two

September 23, 2017 baristamagazine Comments Off on Decolonializing Coffee in Chiapas, Mexico—Part Two

One writer’s journey to learn about the needs of farmers in Chiapas, Mexico, turns into a lesson on the importance of remembering the history of a region in this two-part story. BY ELIZABETH FEDDEN SPECIAL […]

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Decolonializing Coffee in Chiapas, Mexico—Part One

September 22, 2017 baristamagazine Comments Off on Decolonializing Coffee in Chiapas, Mexico—Part One

One writer’s journey to learn about the needs of farmers in Chiapas, Mexico, turns into a lesson on the importance of remembering the history of a region in this two-part story. BY ELIZABETH FEDDEN SPECIAL […]

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We Recap the Berlin Coffee Festival

September 7, 2017 baristamagazine 2

In its third year, the Berlin Coffee Festival is a celebration of coffee that extends all over the city and honors the specialty coffee movement. BY ERIN MEISTER SPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE Leave it to […]

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How Do We Produce Great Coffee? Farmers Look to Science

August 10, 2017 baristamagazine Comments Off on How Do We Produce Great Coffee? Farmers Look to Science

How do we make coffee better and deepen our understanding of its potential? Science—that’s what 20 producers have done in Brazil, partnering up with universities and researchers to form SanCoffee. BY KELLY STEIN SPECIAL TO […]

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Akawa Project Seeks to Strengthen Burundi’s Coffee Industry

July 17, 2017 Chris Ryan Comments Off on Akawa Project Seeks to Strengthen Burundi’s Coffee Industry

The Akawa Project, from Belgium’s Supremo, is currently holding a GoFundMe and other initiatives to jumpstart their impact in Burundi. BY CHRIS RYAN BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Burundi is a tiny, landlocked nation in Eastern Africa, […]

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Cup of Excellence Nicaragua Sets New Record Price at Auction

June 9, 2017 Chris Ryan Comments Off on Cup of Excellence Nicaragua Sets New Record Price at Auction

Twenty-five winning lots fetched an average price of $10.89 per pound, a new record for the competition in Nicaragua. BY CHRIS RYAN BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of Susie Spindler / Alliance for Coffee Excellence […]

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Highlighting Nicaraguan Coffees at the Bay Area’s Origin Spotlight

June 5, 2017 Ashley Rodriguez Comments Off on Highlighting Nicaraguan Coffees at the Bay Area’s Origin Spotlight

Nicaraguan coffees were the topic of discussion at the BACC’s Origin Spotlight, bringing together dozens of coffees and a discussion on the trends and struggles of growing coffee in Nicaragua. BY ASHLEY RODRIGUEZ BARISTA MAGAZINE […]

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Strauss Coffee to Invest in Women’s Coffee Program in Colombia

May 22, 2017 Ashley Rodriguez Comments Off on Strauss Coffee to Invest in Women’s Coffee Program in Colombia

Strauss Coffee, in partnership with Sustainable Harvest and the Relationship Coffee Institute, will introduce a new program to improve coffee quality and productivity for female farmers in Colombia. BY ASHLEY RODRIGUEZ BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy […]

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