Coffee is going to disappear. ” ❌ False—but the real threat is even more serious. ☕
What’s declining are the high-altitude areas where quality arabica grows: the precise terroirs that create the complex, fruity cups you love. World Coffee Portal
Espresso can’t be made with light-roasted coffee. ” This belief is everywhere—and the data don’t support it. The light-roast association is historical, not physical. What matters is bean development and proper dialing in, not roast color. Even
Pour ce café, impossible de savoir qui l’a cultivé. Et c’est normal. Notre Yirgacheffe Chelchele vient d’Éthiopie, berceau du café. Sa traçabilité s’arrête à la station de lavage, pour une raison liée à l’histoire et à l’organisation du marché
This coffee can exceed $1, 000 per pound. A rich person’s indulgence or an agronomic reality? Panama’s Gesha combines low yields, Boquete’s unique high-altitude terroir, and such scarcity that it commands record prices at global auctions. No
@EvetteRuda Consistency beats quick fixes—supporting the skin barrier while using proven actives is the foundation for healthier-looking, firmer skin over time
Iced coffee is chemistry. Pouring hot coffee over ice means instant dilution and evaporated volatile aromas, leaving a flat, unremarkable cup. Franke’s ActiveChill technology adds active cooling directly to its automatic machines. Flash brew, cold
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Huila, Nariño, Cauca
Three Colombian terroirs. The same altitude—not at all the same coffee. Altitude alone says little. Temperature variation, latitude, and cultivated varieties truly shape what ends up in your cup. Save this post before your
Stop drinking coffee, you’ll get dehydrated! ” ☀️
We’ve all heard it. Spoiler: it’s a myth. 🙅♂️
A nutritionist confirms that, in usual amounts, caffeine doesn’t cause dehydration—even during a heatwave. Here’s what science really says, plus tips
That “fair” logo on your coffee… but fair for whom, exactly? Organic, Fairtrade, sustainable: these certifications cover a growing share of the world’s coffee. Yet they rarely tell you where your coffee truly comes from, the altitude where it
What’s written on your coffee package will soon have to be proven. A European directive takes effect on September 27, 2026, changing how coffee origin claims are made. Alice from Cafémétrie and Luc Prouvost examine what holds up, what doesn’t, and