Beyond “Wish-Cycling”: Kin Coffee Aims for a Zero-Waste Future
Kin Coffee in Kent, UK, is tackling sustainability one problem at a time, determined to find viable and innovative solutions and unafraid to reassess along the way.
A New Kind of Mocha: On Specialty Chocolate Producers
The same care and craft that's transformed specialty coffee has also changed the way we make and consume chocolate—and how we drink our mochas.
Don’t Call it a Comeback: Pour Overs Reclaim Prominence in Specialty Coffee Shops
Pour overs have shuffled on and off menus for years, but for some, the brewing method has always taken center stage.
Tea Latte Esteem: Why Tea Lattes Might Be The Next Great Coffee Drink
Tea lattes can offer a primer into more complex flavors.
Coffee News Club: Week of October 31st
Coffee isn't free of child labor, despite third-party efforts. Plus, the founder of scandal-hit Luckin Coffee is back with a new venture, and Starbucks agrees to bargain with unionized workers—only to walk out immediately.
Pricing Your Café Menu for Profitability
Setting prices for your menu doesn’t have to be guesswork. Here’s what to consider when calculating how to price menu items in a café.
Waste No More: Cleaning Up After Coffee
From pulp to grounds to chaff, here's how to use the byproducts of coffee.
Training For Efficiency Starts From the Ground Up
Efficiency is the main ingredient to a thriving cafe—yet also one of the most challenging concepts to teach. Here’s how to start incorporating efficient practices and teaching them to your staff.
Better Together: Crafting Coffee-Based Beer and Alcohol Beverages
When beer- and spirits-makers partner with coffee roasters, good things start brewing.
Coffee News Club: Week of October 24th
At Starbucks, the facade of progressivism is cracking from the inside out, more crystal ball gazing about the future of coffee, and how to biohack your brain using coffee (sort of).