SPECIAL REPORT: Trending in Specialty Coffee, Decaf is Anything But Dull
For years Decaf was seen as the black sheep in the world of coffee, and regular coffee consumers would watch decaf consumers in dismay when they ordered a Decaf brand…
SPECIAL REPORT: India’s Ancient Coffee Industry Sets Sight on New Markets
SPECIAL REPORT: India’s Ancient Coffee Industry Sets Sight on New Markets India has for years been among the world’s 6 or 7 largest coffee growing countries. But while most consumers…
New E-Book: Coffee Journeys with Spilling The Beans – BUY it Here!
June 7, 2015 (SpillingTheBeans)–We are SO excited and proud to announce the launch of this BRAND NEW series about everything coffee from SpillingTheBeans’ author Maja Wallengren; “Coffee Journeys with Spilling…
SPECIAL REPORT: Is the Honduran coffee boom over?
This report was originally published a few years back, but the GOOD news are that Honduras has done an AWESOME job on bringing its coffee on track and today serves…
SpillingTheBeans aka the “Indiana Jones of Coffee” on the ULTIMATE coffee safari in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains
It’s been some years now since this particularly AMAZING coffee safari,but I am happy to let you all know that VERY soon we will have a unique and rare Coffee…
Coffee of The Day: Mexico Chiapas Café La Selva Peaberry
June 16, 2024 (SpillinhTheBeans)–Since I first arrived to Mexico in 1997 the La Selva coffee shop chain in Mexico City which sells coffee from the Cooperative of the same name…
SPECIAL REPORT: World Coffee Production Increasingly Hit by Global Cooling
The world of coffee is increasingly hit by the unprecedented negative impact of global COOLING, a phenomenon which since 2007 and for at least another 5-10 years still to come…
Coffee of The Day “Guadeloupe Bonifieur – An “Exceptional Coffee” From The Oldest of Coffee Lands
There is nothing that beats that special weekend pleasure of indulging in truly awesome coffees, and in honor of the project of the unique history of the coffee island of…
Coffee of the Day: Blue Mountain Highland Blend From Papua New Guinea
Since the early beginnings of coffee growing across the “Niugini” highlands in Papua New Guinea selected seeds were imported from Jamaica’s Blue Mountain coffee region. Many in the coffee industry…
SPECIAL REPORT: Vietnam’s Coffee Industry Headed For A Future of Quality and Sustainability
One of the first countries in the new colonial coffee order of the mid-1900s French settlers started growing coffee in Vietnam almost 40 years before coffee was introduced to the…