March 26, 2008
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NYTimes: Tasting the Future of Starbucks Tasting Clover-brewed coffee at Starbucks with George Howell. (Mr. Howell is not an easy mark.) Coffee’s Benevolent Mr. Bean Profiles Stumptown’s Duane Sorenson. (No mention that Stumptown is ditching the Clover in the wake … Continue reading
March 26, 2008
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Rating: Rating: While I’d talked up Rwanda’s Golden Cup competition last September, I’ve only late come to realize that I hadn’t actually tasted any of the coffees from this competition. That couldn’t stand, of course. And so this week the … Continue reading
March 25, 2008
by deCadmus
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Oh… shiny! Don’t let the modern lines fool you… it’s not a new brew technology but a new take on the classic vac pot, from designer Lina Fischer. I have wine bottle-stoppers that look the like brewing end of this … Continue reading
March 23, 2008
by deCadmus
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From my fambly to yours… have a Happy Easter.
March 22, 2008
by deCadmus
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Some updates — some of them pretty spiffy — are underway. That’s another way to say things may look a little wonked here and there, but only for a little bit. I can see a wee problem with the header … Continue reading
March 20, 2008
by deCadmus
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Listen… Hear that? . . . . . . That’s the sound of thousands of coffee retailers gasping for air, reeling from a sucker-punch. These are folks who’d aspired to get themselves a Clover… the commercial, cup-at-a-time coffee brewer … Continue reading
March 17, 2008
by deCadmus
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It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and you’ve imbibed your customary pint or three (or four or five) of Guinness and now you’re settled in at the bar, waiting for your designated driver to shuttle your tipsy self safely home. Good for … Continue reading
March 15, 2008
by deCadmus
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Driving back from Boston yesterday I saw the telltale blooms of steam billowing from hilltop sugar houses… Vermont’s surest sign that we’re at the muddy intersection between a long, snowy winter and spring greening. I suspect I won’t have opportunity … Continue reading