Archive · November, 2009
18th-Century Coffeehouse to Open in Williamsburg, VA
Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
I’m not a history buff by any means, but I think this coffeehouse sounds like it could be pretty cool. I’d love to visit, if only it were closer.
Read the full article, “Drink Coffee Like Its 1765“, at NACS Online. Posted November 18.
World Coffee Supply to Drop
Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
Global supply may fall to about 124 million bags in the year that started Oct. 1 from 128.1 million bags a year earlier, Osorio said in a telephone interview from Bogota yesterday. A bag of coffee weighs 60 kilograms (132 pounds).”
Read the full article, “World Coffee Supply May Drop to 124 Million Bags (Update2)“, at Bloomberg.com. Posted November 17.
Computer Crash
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009Well, my computer crashed for the second time in about two months. You’d think I would have backed up my computer several times a day after all the stuff I lost last time, but I didn’t. I lost pages for info on the coffee plant and the difference between robusta and arabica beans, and quite a bit of minor site formatting. I also lost the new links pages, with about 100 links for info, brands, and associations/organizations. I’ll still be posting some tips/tricks, facts, and news, but possibly not as often while my computer is being sent off the the Apple store, yet again. At least the information will be in my head better, having to write it up a second time. Maybe I’ll go have a cup of coffee now.
Growing Mushrooms From Coffee Grounds
Monday, November 16th, 2009
But they took a detour in the spring during a business ethics class, where the two learned that coffee grounds, one of the country’s largest waste streams, could be used as a medium for growing mushrooms.”
They even offer mushroom-growing kits for $20.
Read the full article, “Business idea mushrooms from coffee grounds” at SFGate.
Wolf Farms Takes First at Kona Coffee Classic Cupping Competition
Sunday, November 15th, 2009
Read the full article, Wolf Farms wins Kona coffee competition at Pacific Business News