My Coffee of the Day is from the rare and unique Galapagos Islands. From giant sea turtles to mini-dinosours Marine Iguanas, the word exotic doesn’t even start to cover all…
From SpillingTheBeans’ rare coffee selection of beans from “the World’s tiniest coffee islands” this Sunday we present a Coffee of the Day from the remote island of Rututu, part of…
From 3 years ago. . .We are SO excited to let you know that Spilling The Beans is back in Australia these days, speaking at the GCR Coffee Leaders Symposium…
JAN 7, 2014 (WashingtonPost)–The universe first seemed to catch onto Geisha — a rare coffee varietal brought from the Ethiopian town of Gesha to Central America, where, the lore goes,…
El Salvador has been a proud coffee producing nation since the early 1740s and coffee lovers have long given top marks to the Bourbons and Pacamara arabica beans grown on…
When it comes to coffee trading and futures prices in particular there is an impressive amount of hula-yoho-bogus manipulative information spread in and by the market and circulated for pure…
In honor of my many wonderful coffee friends in Guatemala and their outstanding commitment to quality, and as the annual Cup of Excellence is coming up, my coffee today is…
It is no secret that at SpillingTheBeans we absolutely love love LOVE the Rainforest Alliance and we are only happy when we can help promote some of the most outstanding…
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…
Debating the quality of Natural Arabica coffee From the August 2014 issue. Often regarded as the inferior Arabica, naturals have risen in prominence in recent years. As market volatility continues…
My name is Maja and I’m a Danish born woman, crazy beyond passionate about everything coffee. I have written about all aspects of coffee for over 30 years from 60 coffee producing countries across the world. Welcome to my blog.
