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 COFFEE APOTHECARY UPDATE, UDNY, ABERDEENSHIRE
Original post, 20/11/2016 It’s a blustery autumn afternoon in the north east of Scotland, but the windows
CAIRNGORM COFFEE, EDINBURGH
Cairngorm Coffee is the third point in the triangle of basement cafes in and around George Street that serve to
TANZANIA IYENGA, GLEN LYON COFFEE ROASTERS
Glen Lyon is, according to Sir Walter Scott, “the longest, loneliest, and loveliest glen in Scotland.” Located in Highland Perthshire
LABORATORIO ESPRESSO, GLASGOW
Located at the foot of a sleek office building in downtown Glasgow, Laboratorio Espresso is a masterclass in doing one
MALAWI MZUZU MISUKU, OVENBIRD COFFEE ROASTERS, GLASGOW
Coffee has a long history in Malawi, but it’s still surprising to learn its origin: according to James Hoffmann,
LITTLE BIRD COFFEE HOUSE, INVERNESS
Inverness is the largest city and de facto capital of the Scottish Highlands. Nearly a quarter of the population of
MACHINA ESPRESSO, EDINBURGH
One of the largest and most popular parks in Edinburgh is the Meadows, located just to the south of the
COLD BREW COFFEE IN SCOTLAND: IS THIS ITS TIME IN THE SUN?
Spring has, it seems, finally sprung, which means that summer can’t be far away (and yes, I know this
Coffee At The Movies Episode 6: A History Of Violence
In David Cronenberg's 2005 masterpiece, coffee is used as a threat—and also as a weapon.
KAF COFFEE, GLASGOW
Kaf Coffee is extremely new. When I visited it had been open perhaps a week, tops. A sliver of a
RWANDA BUSHOKI LOT 5114, AVENUE COFFEE ROASTING COMPANY, GLASGOW
One of the main reasons I started this blog (aside from it being a way to explore and promote the