Coffee’s Soft Power Shift
The United States has long been at the centre of the global coffee industry. But as policies shift under the Trump administration, that dominance is under threat.
2017 was an interesting year for the Pourover. I started this blog in November 2016, with the goal of exploring,
It’s the Friday before Christmas, and judging by the coffee news this week, the world has mostly given up
Another week of political turmoil, landmark elections, apocalyptic weather and a clearly uncomfortable horse. Powered by various online echo chambers,
Snow has finally come to southeast Michigan, with the first flurries descending as I left for work yesterday morning. After
Welcome to a new feature from the Pourover. If, like me, you struggle to keep on top of all the
It’s been quite a while since the last Pourover post—moving countries and starting a new life (again) will
It has been almost a year since I started the Pourover. I began researching it (ie drinking a bunch of
This review has been a long time coming. Ever since I found out about Mr Eion, a coffee roaster and
Until this review, I had never tried coffee from Mexico. Considering the fact that it’s the closest coffee-growing region
It feels right that a company called Unorthodox Coffee Roasters should receive an atypical cafe review, for a number of
It’s taken a while, but it seems like specialty coffee is finally beginning to take root in Aberdeen. With
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