Panama Esmeralda Especial at The French Laundry
Sasha Paulsen writes, in the Napa Valley Register: I would venture that when God needs a cup of coffee to get going in the morning, he would probably opt for this one, which might explain its...What the —é?
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Keurig vs. Tassimo: A Single-Cup Showdown Update
Autumn has blown into our neck of the woods with a mighty draft of whirling leaves, the aroma of wood smoke wafting from neighbors’ hearths, and — hey, this is new — a raft of folks banging on an increasingly-dated review of single-serve coffee...
Great Moments in Coffee History
It was Napoleon who observed that, “An army travels on its stomach.” Of course, the little emperor observed this in the course of watching his own army — decimated by scurvy and hunger — foraging for food in the steppes of Russia. More...Starbucks’ Forbidden City Exile: Twisting the Knife
You remember how Starbucks was exiled from the forbidden city, right? The story here is that, for Starbucks — one of the most iconic brands in the known universe — to lose the Forbidden City — one of China’s singular historic icons — well, that’s gotta smart. Even...Tweetstream
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