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Art of making espresso lies in following the rules

Following are the rules for making a perfect espresso as explained by Chris DeMezzo, Joffrey’s coffee roaster»

The World of Tea
The source of all tea leaves is Camellia Sinensis, an evergreen plant with small white flowers that prefers acidic soil, 80-90 inches of rain per year and temperatures of 10-30°C (50-85°F.) The three subspecies of Camellia Sinensis are: China, Assam and Cambodia jat.»

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Coffee Roaster to attempt to be the fastest to trek from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole - unsupported.
Coffee Roaster and adventurer Todd Carmichael (of La Colombe Torrefaction) and veteran Antarctic explorer Jason De Carteret of London England have teamed up to form the first British American two man team to make an attempt at the South Pole


East Africa: Country to Host East Africa Coffee Meeting
AllAfrica.com, Washington 
UGANDAN coffee farmers, roasters, exporters will have the opportunity to present the challenges they encounter in the market chain to buyers in an ...

 
Everything You Need to Know About Caffeine
Whether waking up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, enjoying lunch with a refreshingly cold soft drink or relaxing in the evening with a cup of tea, these daily pleasures often have a common ingredient—caffeine.

People have enjoyed foods and beverages containing caffeine for thousands of years. It is one of the most well-studied ingredients in the food supply. Even so, controversy and misperceptions about this food component continue.
 

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Coffee Buzz: Drink Is Top Antioxidant Source in U.S…
Java drinkers will surely get a jolt from the news that coffee is the top source of disease-fighting antioxidants in the U.S. diet, according to a new study.   The popular beverage beat out black tea, bananas, dry beans, and corn—all common sources of antioxidants.

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