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Cascara: The Delicious Left-Over

Coffee beans are seeds that grow inside of a coffee cherry. We usually only use beans from the cherry but actually a lot of the taste of the coffee comes from the fruit. During recent year or so, the coffee world has realized that we are able to use the fruit as well.  I think we’re on a verge of a real game changer.

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Jori Korhonen
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behind the bean
coffee bean origin
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Recipe

Taste pairs @ Helsinki Coffee Festival 2017

Pairing wine and food has been done for centuries. Fine dining restaurants have specific persons, usually called sommeliers, doing that job so why wouldn’t cafés do the same thing?

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Jori Korhonen
Keywords
coffee bean
coffee bean origin
coffee tasting
rwandan coffee
filter coffee
raw cakes

The Perfect Partner: A Beginner’s Guide to Coffee

Coffee is a very complex and multidimensional thing and just like in human relationships, you must really get to know it before you can understand it. There are a lot of things that affect the taste of your coffee, and I wanted to tell you shortly about some of those things. So sit back, relax and start deepening your relationship with coffee.

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Karin Stenbäck
Keywords
coffee bean
coffee bean origin
coffee culture

Costa Rica: A Coffee Voyage to the Heart of Central America

Costa Rica is a Central American country that is almost the same size as Estonia in terms of area, but has four times the population. While the crops ideally suited to the Estonian climate are carrot, beet and turnips, in Costa Rica it’s bananas, melons and coffee. In this blog post I discuss how coffee is grown in Costa Rica and what I saw and experienced on my travels.

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Mihkel Jürimaa
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Costa Rica
coffee bean origin

Daily Life in a Coffee Farm - Interview with David Ngibiuni

From May to June, I spent 4 weeks in Kenya at coffee farms and I had a chance to meet about 15 coffee farmers. Listen their stories, get an overview what are the risks and challenges for coffee farmers. How they live every day, what their homes and farms look like. What makes a coffee farmer happy, what are the hopes and expectations of a coffee farmer. In the following interview, you can read the thoughts of  an young coffee farmer David from Kenya.
 

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Mihkel Jürimaa
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kenya
Coffee tourism
coffee origin
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coffee cupping

Exploring Barista Lifestyle and Coffee Culture at London Coffee Festival

Six years ago London Coffee Festival was born, and today it's THE event to explore coffee culture, breathe barista lifestyle and find new trends. At the festival, you get to meet enthusiast roasters, product manufactures, baristas, and other industry professionals. It is so inspiring to see and feel their love and knowledge of this amazing beverage called coffee.

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Ulla Suoraniemi
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coffee festival
barista lifestyle
coffee culture

Coffee Trends 2020 - Year of Dalgona, Specialty Coffee and Ready-to-Drink

What is happening in the coffee scene during the year 2020? What will be the biggest coffee trend in 2020? What are the big and small trends in coffee? Here are my predictions for the coffee trends in 2020.

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Jori Korhonen
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coffee trends
trends
trendwaves
coffee culture

Reading Tips for Baristas: Basic Coffee Knowledge

Coffee books are important source of knowledge and inspiration for baristas. Here is the list of my favorite coffee books and publications that I especially recommend for baristas that are looking for basic knowledge level. These coffee books are the ones that one should start exploring the world of coffee.

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Ulla Suoraniemi
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