CoffeeGeek - Seeking Espresso in Cozumel (#)
„Armed with a can of evaporated milk for our morning coffee and advice from a friendly American that we encountered on the boxed milk aisle, we returned home to rest and prepare for a few days of fun. Our new acquaintance advised us that good espresso drinks were available at The Coffee Bean, Rock'n Java and Zermatt Bakery. Further research had also turned up Guido's Pizza as a likely suspect.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/opinions/cafestage/ 02-25-2003 - Cached
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CoffeeGeek - Innova Grinder First Look!
„This is a first look at the Innova Grinder (website ) provided to CoffeeGeek by Espresso Parts Northwest (EPNW), (website ) the North American importer. EPNW also played a major role in the consulting on this grinder. The Spanish company Ascaso (website ) is the primary manufacturer.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/proreviews/firstlook/ innova
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„Richard Reynolds examines the impact of Seattle on the American coffee scene, along with some history and some frank talk on the (often sad) state of espresso in the United States. This article originally appeared in the 2002 Coffee Almanac published by Fresh Cup Magazine. Reprinted with permission. For more information, visit www.freshcup.com. “
http://www.coffeegeek.com/opinions/cafestage/ 06-02-2003
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CoffeeGeek - Saeco Via Veneto Detailed Review
„Recently, Saeco's Via Veneto, their least expensive espresso machine (in N. America), has turned up at an online and catalog sales vendor for a super low price. (ed.note: this deal has since come and gone) The unit is a rebranded model, called the Melitta Café Express, but it is definitely the 1998 version of the Via Veneto.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/proreviews/detailed/ viaveneto
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CoffeeGeek - Aabree Coffee Brings You the Rancilio MD40 Grinder
„The Rancilio MD40 coffee grinder has been around a while, but was only available from regional espresso equipment distributors until recently. After steady pressure on Rancilio North America, Aabree Coffee Company was able to convince them that the MD40 should offered to the general public, alongside of its smaller sibling, the Rancilio Rocky.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/resources/noteworthy/ aabreemd40
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„Discussions > Articles > Columnist... > Making Espresso...“
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