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Coffee’s new wave

Coffee has gone gourmet, and there is now a much wider awareness of the varieties of origin, blends and roasting techniques. New flavours and...

Coffee, art and the smell of home

By Erica Moser LINCOLN — When artist Ana Flores sips a cafe con leche – for her, Cafe Bustelo espresso with a third of a...

Dealing with another coffee pods problem

By Bob McDonald* Bob McDonald is the host of CBC Radio's award-winning weekly science program, Quirks & Quarks. He is also a science commentator for...

Coffee benefits decrease with added sugar and dairy

By Melissa Neubek* Scientists at Harvard have been studying the effects of coffee on humans for several years, and they have yet to find support...

Starbucks to open its first store in Italy next year

Starbucks Coffee Company today announced a partnership to open the first Starbucks store in Italy. Percassi, confirmed as Starbucks licensee in Italy, will own and operate Starbucks stores, with the first store opening in Milan in early 2017.

Canadians love their coffee

Canadians love their coffee. In 2015, they consumed 2.3 billion servings of the caffeinated beverage; up nearly 10 per cent from 2.1 billion in...

The Green Room: Coffee, Costs, Birds & Beans

By DAVID FAIR & BARBARA LUCAS 80 percent of Americans drink coffee, and global consumption is projected to rise by 25% in the next five...

Gillo Dorfles signs the latest illy Art Collection

TRIESTE, Italy – The latest illy Art Collection proudly bears the signature of Gillo Dorfles, one of the most eclectic figures in the international...

How Much Caffeine Is In A Cup Of Coffee?

by CHELSEY GRASSO* Caffeine — it's what makes the world go round. But, have you ever wondered how much caffeine is in a cup of...

Good coffee at work is just good business

Nothing beats a well-made barista coffee on a weekday morning: the golden-brown crema; the swirl of velvety milk; the rich, complex taste explosion. The only...

A New Study Says British University Students Prefer Coffee to Cheap Beer

BY PHOEBE HURST* Like frazzled moths to a lightbulb, university students have a natural affinity with booze. Who else has the energy, resources, and seven...

Meet the Poursteady: Coffee’s Game-Changing Pour-Over Machine

by Jimmy Sherfey* Those who have tasted specialty coffee done right—the round acidity, the sweet-syrupy body on the heels of a malty aroma—understand why enthusiasts...

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