Origin

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What are Single Origin Coffees?

Single-origin coffees allow you to fully experience the characteristics of a regionally-specific coffee.

4 years ago
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What are coffee co-ops and why are they important?

Resources to read more about the history of co-ops http://ica.coop/en/whats-co-op/history-co-operative-movement https://www.co-operative.coop/about-us/history Co-ops in coffee origin countries https://1912pike.com/what-are-coffee-co-ops/  

7 years ago
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Origin Spotlight: Guatemala

Guatemala has a long history of producing coffee, and it continues to be a leader in the coffee industry. The…

7 years ago
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What is Terroir, and How Does It Affect Your Coffee’s Taste?

For every coffee that we at Driftaway Coffee offer, we list the region the coffee came from and a few…

8 years ago
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The Other Coffee Varietals from Central/South America

Coffee varietals contribute a significant characteristic to a coffee’s flavor. Here, we examine varietals from Central and South America.

8 years ago
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When is Coffee Harvested?

Harvesting coffee is just what it sounds like. It’s the picking of coffee cherries -- ideally when they’re ripe. Coffee…

8 years ago
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The Taste of Sumatran Coffee

Sumatran coffee is processed in a very particular fashion, mostly due to the environment and motivations of the coffee farmers.

8 years ago
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How Does Coffee Grow?

Learn about how coffee grows, starting with the coffee cherry, the tree, the planting season, and more!

9 years ago
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The Single-Origin Coffee Trend Is Changing How Coffee’s Roasted

Single-origin coffee is changing how many roasters approach their craft, resulting in lighter roasts that accentuate coffee's natural terroir.

9 years ago
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Coffee Grades: How Coffee Is Sorted By Size

The quality of coffee is often determined by coffee grades, which can often refer to the size of the bean.

9 years ago