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Month: April 2021
Colombian Researchers Discover Aggressive New Variants of Coffee Leaf Rust
Colombian coffee leaders are urging growers to turn to disease-resistant coffee varieties upon the discovery of new, more aggressive variants of the coffee leaf rust (CLR) fungus. The troubling findings…
Fiorenzato Launches Home Line, Introduces Fiorenzato Allground Grinder
Northern Italian commercial coffee grinder manufacturer Fiorenzato has expanded into the consumer coffee market with the launch of Fiorenzato Home. Aimed squarely at the fancy home market, the new brand’s…
Café Los Sueños Roasting Co. is a Dream Come True in Baltimore
Baltimore residents dreaming of a new place for quality coffee had a happy awakening this month with the opening of the first brick-and-mortar shop of Café Los Sueños Roasting Co….
Your Genes May Have An Active Role In Your Coffee Consumption
Our bodies may dictate our coffee intake.
‘Listen to Your Body’: New Research Sheds Light on Coffee and Cardio Health
Researchers at the University of South Australia have concluded that two important markers of cardio health — blood pressure and heart rate — may affect how much coffee people drink….
Coffee Sprudgecast Episode 93: The One With Lots Of Fiber
Hosts Zachary Carlsen and Jordan Michelman talk the Sprudge Twenty, Ember mugs, fiber, and so much more.
Coffee and Chocolate Maker Moka Origins Brings Beans to Bar in the Poconos
Tucked into the rolling Poconos of Eastern Pennsylvania, a new destination has emerged for lovers of high-quality, freshly roasted coffee, bean-to-bar chocolate, or both. It’s in the borough of Honesdale…
You Can Thank Coffee For Webcams
How wanting to know when the coffee was done brewing changed the world.
What Researchers Learned from the Remarkable Stenophylla Tasting
More than two years after the rediscovery of what’s being popularly referred to as the “lost coffee species” — formally Coffea Stenophylla — researchers have triumphantly offered a potential gustatory alternative…