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.
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THE POUROVER IN 2017: A YEAR IN REVIEW
2017 was an interesting year for the Pourover. I started this blog in November 2016, with the goal of exploring,
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 22ND
It’s the Friday before Christmas, and judging by the coffee news this week, the world has mostly given up
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 15TH
Another week of political turmoil, landmark elections, apocalyptic weather and a clearly uncomfortable horse. Powered by various online echo chambers,
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 8TH
Snow has finally come to southeast Michigan, with the first flurries descending as I left for work yesterday morning. After
COFFEE NEWS ROUNDUP: WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 1ST
Welcome to a new feature from the Pourover. If, like me, you struggle to keep on top of all the
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It’s been quite a while since the last Pourover post—moving countries and starting a new life (again) will
ALL CHANGE AT THE POUROVER
It has been almost a year since I started the Pourover. I began researching it (ie drinking a bunch of
COSTA RICA TARRAZÚ, MR EION COFFEE ROASTER
This review has been a long time coming. Ever since I found out about Mr Eion, a coffee roaster and
MEXICO TERRUÑO NAYARITA, LUCKIE BEANS COFFEE ROASTERS
Until this review, I had never tried coffee from Mexico. Considering the fact that it’s the closest coffee-growing region
UNORTHODOX COFFEE ROASTERS, KINROSS
It feels right that a company called Unorthodox Coffee Roasters should receive an atypical cafe review, for a number of
THE CULT OF COFFEE, ABERDEEN
It’s taken a while, but it seems like specialty coffee is finally beginning to take root in Aberdeen. With