CoffeeGeek - Regional: United States Central, Kansas City espresso (#)
„If anyone wants to come see me, I have an espresso cart inside The Medicine Shoppe in Belton (south of Kansas City on hwy 71.) I hope to open a new shop within a year.“
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CoffeeGeek - Regional: United States West, best espresso in CA?
„Don't forget the Blue bottle Espresso cart outside the Ferry building. I believe Frog Hollow uses Blue Bottle beans.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums/worldregional/uswest/ 86703
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„Great news for Coffeegeeks! Kona coffee production is rising, and the crop for this year is expected to be even better in grade.“
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CoffeeGeek - Espresso Cups Review - Francis! Francis! Zig Zag Cups
„from now on) is one of two cup sets I own by the company - the other is the Jubilaeum set. Zig Zag was designed by Ron Anderson for FF!!, (website ) It comes in a giant metal hat box-styled container with a picture of Francis herself (Francesco Illy's forever enshrined daughter - as a side note, it seems like he is forever apologizing to her on the FF!! Website (webpage ) but it's cute nonetheless. The box is impressive, and possibly the most impressive part of this collection.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/proreviews/detailed/cups/ francisfrancis
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„Coffee companies under fire as millions face ruin“
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CoffeeGeek - So You Say There's a Coffee Crisis
„The International Coffee Organization is a middle of a road organization that has a good, common sense fix for the current crisis: if the lowest 5% of the current coffee market was declared off limits (as in no one buys that mediocre quality coffee; instead it is destroyed) and the lowest 5% producers are supported by the industry (read: the Big Four and other companies) to change over to other sustainable crops, roughly 350,000 tons of coffee would disappear from the global marketplace. This would boost Grade C prices, and start putting an end to the crisis.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/opinions/markprince/ 11-27-2002
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