The photojournalist and author discusses his experiences capturing the essence of India’s oldest and largest coffee chain, as well as its legacy and importance as a resistance to brands like Starbucks.
It's the Coffee News Roundup: Week Ending April 25th
For 18 months, the coffee industry has remained mostly silent about the ongoing destruction of Gaza. A new fundraiser hopes to raise money—and jolt the industry awake.
Pour one out for the demise of PBR's hard coffee
The International Coffee Organization thinks people will be drinking more coffee at home, a Starbucks manager claims he was instructed to retaliate against pro-union workers, and the tipping point for massive climate change-caused loss of coffee production is approaching.
Plus, the end of PBR’s hard coffee experiment.
Read about all this and more over at Fresh Cup Magazine:
And here’s Merlin lounging in the sun, back when we had sunshine here in the Scottish Highlands.
Look out for a new Pourover article this Friday, and see you next week for another news roundup!
It's the Coffee News Roundup: Week Ending April 25th
A newsletter about coffee—its culture, politics, and how it connects to the wider world.
