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Exploring The Relationship Between Specialty Coffee & Podcasts
Podcasts are a popular medium for reaching niche audiences through a combination of interviews, storytelling, and interaction. In the past few years, several specialty coffee podcasts have popped up – discussing everything from brewing methods to the origins of coffee. Listen to Perfect Daily Grind: Coffee Industry Insights on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Goo […]
A Guide to Miami Coffee Culture
Miami’s coffee culture can’t be separated from its Latino influences. Over 60 years of Cuban migration has helped create a culture with an approach to enjoying coffee that differs from most major US cities. This means that if you’re a roaster or coffee shop looking to enter this market, you should understand what shapes this […] The post A Guide to Miami Cof […]
Why Producers Grow Expensive Coffees – And Why Roasters Buy Them
Occasionally, a specialty coffee lot makes headlines for the record-breaking prices it’s fetched at an auction or private sale. These hyper-expensive coffees are usually award-winning and highly regarded by the industry. To find out more about what role these exclusive and expensive coffees play in today’s market. I spoke to some of the people responsible [ […]
Coffee Roasting Probes And Tips on Using Them
The readings from different probes and roasters will always vary. However, learning the variables which affect individual roaster probe readings and how to control these can help you with consistency in roasting, data, and quality. Join us as we look at how to better understand roaster probe data, how different probes work, and how to […] The post Coffee Roa […]
What Is a Macchiato?
‘Macchiato’ is an Italian word that loosely translates to ‘marked’ – and is commonly used to describe the coffee beverage of the same name. Ask most fans of the drink how to make it, and they’ll say that you add some milk to an espresso shot. While this is correct, there’s no universally accepted amount […] The post What Is a Macchiato? appeared first on Per […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Roasting Great Coffee at Home
Home roasting means you can drink fresh coffee whenever you want, experiment with coffee origins, and more. And while the learning curve may be off-putting at first, the satisfaction of knowing that roasted and brewed your morning coffee will make it all worthwhile. But what equipment do you need? Which green beans should you use? […] The post A Beginner’s G […]
Will COVID-19 Mobilize Producers to Roast Their Own Coffee?
2020’s COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the international coffee production industry, bringing about challenges ranging from dwindling consumer consumption (due to lockdowns closing coffee shops) to restricted exports (as countries try to limit the virus’s spread). While the virus’s overall impact on the coffee supply chain has been negative, it might be the c […]
Sample Roasting: What You Should Be Looking For
Sample roasting will help you decide whether or not to buy green coffee beans, how much they’re worth, and what roast profile you should use. Yet no matter why you’re doing it, it’s important that you know what to look for. After all, there’s a lot resting on this tiny sample. You’ll want to make […] The post Sample Roasting: What You Should Be Looking For […]
COVID-19 & The Coffee Trade: Exploring The Short- & Long-Term Impact
Containers, cash flow, and congestion: COVID-19 is causing unprecedented chaos in the coffee industry. Lee este artículo en español COVID-19 & The Coffee Trade: Exploring The Short- & Long-Term Impact While coffee shops and roasters are shutting shop or looking for innovative ways to remain profitable, traders and producers are faced with a different […]
PDG Brasil Thriving With Local Audiences
You can’t discuss coffee without discussing Brazil. The country is unrivalled in its capacity to produce coffee and consumes more of it than most nations – making it a supply chain leader. Despite this, up until 2020, no international publications existed outside of the country that directly addressed Brazil’s coffee professionals in their home language […] […]