I like this.
I also really liked this video from Stumptown.
I like this.
I also really liked this video from Stumptown.
If Coffee making (not growing) had a Mecca – it’d be Seattle. Here’s a nice little doco segment on Seattle’s coffee industry from the History Channel.
It’s nice.
Market Lane was one of my favourite cafes from last year’s Melbourne trip – they’re a classy establishment. They also make classy videos. Like these…
Here’s their guide to pourover coffee in video form…
Their guide to Aeropress…
You’ve got to start kids young with understanding the importance of coffee…
This video features snippets from old coffee ads edited to only include the bits where husbands are really nasty to their wives. Jerks.
Vintage coffee ads are typically full of snooty husbands – at some stage the advertising industry shifted from husbands that were nasty to husbands that are incompetent. I can’t tell which is worse.
Here’s another…
Via 22 Words.
Coffee documentaries are a dime a dozen. Here’s one on YouTube, set in Canada.
This one is from Coffee Geek.
Inspired? I am.
I’ve been religiously measuring coffee, water, and finished product for the last few weeks. And it has made so much difference to the end product. Along with timing. Which features here too. Do it. Tested.com shows you how.
If a Canadian asks you if you’d like “mower coffee” it’s not just an accent thing. Say no.
Here’s a new web comedy. It’s all about coffee. It’s called “The Baristas”. Here’s Episode 1. And the website where you can follow the characters on Twitter. A little bit of language.
Funny? Not sure if it’s my cup of tea. Boom Boom Tish.
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