The underside of the cup: Ethiopia For more than a year, there has been a civil war in Ethiopia, between a region in the north of t... Continue reading
The underside of the cup: Yemen Global coffee trade represents between 10 and 15 billion dollars depending on the year. Mo... Continue reading
The limits of certifications I'll tell you an anecdote. I was on vacation somewhere in Quebec. In a restaurant ranked #1 acco... Continue reading
2 weeks in Montreal I had a few business meetings, a visit to SIAL and cafes to visit on my agenda. I visited a lot o... Continue reading
Restaurateurs, adopt gourmet coffee! And now, in the hubbub of an evening with 100 seats, offering a cappuccino for dessert is a real ... Continue reading
Hemileia Vastatri, orange rust of the coffee tree Caused by a fungus, rust , Hemileia vastatrix, attacks the leaves of the coffee tree and can cau... Continue reading
Surviving the opening of your coffeeshop, trap #1 Yes, when the emphasis of the beginnings gradually migrates towards catering, we can see the grad... Continue reading
Micro-batches, guarantee of quality? Some time ago, we saw the emergence of a different name for coffees offered by roasters, incorpor... Continue reading
Price per cup or price per kg? In addition to paying $136/kg for coffee, Nespresso convinced them that it was cheaper than at th... Continue reading
Blonde, brunette, black We will then move away from the dominant discourse in Quebec of the three levels of roasting (bro... Continue reading
Proud of our Quebec beers and American coffees Would a Voir journalist rave about a new bar using a beer brewed in California? I do not believe… Continue reading
Tourism and dishwater [...]Making the link between the quality of the coffee served and the number of tourists would be... Continue reading
Restaurateurs! Burn your bras! I try to follow the "hype" of the opening of the coffeecommon site [...] And I always wonder why ... Continue reading
Baloney tartare This reflection came just after reading the article which reported the closure of the “Café de la... Continue reading