According to Grigg, D. (2002). Australia was the per capita tea drinkingest nation on the planet in 1900, but then look what happened: https://t.co/qQyDCJtcby
Hey Baristas, You are cordially invited to a fundraiser event we are planning for @WCoffeeResearch. It will take place at the @THEBARNBERLIN roastery on the 7th of June during #WorldofCoffee. Long format lecture + Q&A wi @mattperger. Here's the link: https://t.co/3q9ZgtSqox
If any old friends can make it, I'm coming back to @PrufrockCoffee June 10th, during @BaristaHustle's short European tour. We've planned a lecture with @Prof_S_Abbott — mentor and hero of solubility science. Proceeds to @WCoffeeResearch https://t.co/JVLf7NnHWn
@aidabatlle Is there somewhere online where we can find info about the carbon audit you did with @counter_culture of your coffee from farm to cup? We wanna include this info in an @BaristaHustle course.
Probably one of the most misunderstood coffee brewers, the Cezve, has curious origin happenings and a curious future! Hear @mattperger of @BaristaHustle and @coffeehistoryJM in our latest episode: https://t.co/iRwXEWiRWa
We launched our online course called Percolation this week. It's about pour-over and its noisy neighbour — batch-brew — in equal proportions. @BaristaHustle https://t.co/fehkcaNgS8
Baristas, if you only read one book about coffee, may it be this https://t.co/x2TE7Pyr9m @koehlercooks It's so well researched and so beautifully written. And, if that doesn't persuade you, it's from the same publishing house as Harry Potter!
We launched a new @BaristaHustle course this week that is about pure practicality behind the bar. The slogan is 'this course does not teach you why, it teaches you how.' https://t.co/c4vA8R7btI
@edelmariebrady @dublinbarista This is the word from the Victorian gov on compostables ... and I quote "compostable cups are rarely composted, because Australia's existing composting facilities aren't yet able to process them effectively" https://t.co/Mdgtokkf7j
@dublinbarista@Niall_Duffy My understanding of the compostables is that unless they are processed in a biogas digester type of composting system, then they will release methane into the atmosphere — twenty times worse than CO2 on the greenhouse tip. So compostables in landfill no good neither.