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We’ve got another coffee and art collaboration to share with you all right before the year ends.

In partnership with watercolorist Joly Poa, we’re proud to share Canvas, our 2022 limited holiday coffee blend and one that we’re excited to be sharing with you all.

Coffee and art may be two different worlds but share very similar traits and paths.

There are traditional aspects to both and have evolved over the generations to reflect the changes in the times and sentiments of people around the world. In the vein of coffee, evolving from a first wave to a fourth, we also see art evolving.

As people start to begin their return to the office, home brewers have begun to wonder what kind of setups they’ll be needing to brew in the office, assuming of course your office allows for it. The great thing about home brewing gear is that you don’t need to bring too many things that will take up a lot of space. Here we share a few key things you’ll need to be able to make yourself and even your officemates a great cup of coffee in the office. 

We’ll take a look today at one aspect of that transparency in the form of how the labels on your specialty coffee bag help to explain what kind of coffee you’ll be having. Click here! 

Today we’ll take a quick look at the differences between the French Press and Pour Over, what makes them special, and which one is probably the right brewer choice for you.

There are a couple of key differences in the way that drip and immersion coffee brews, and right now, we’ll go through a comparison between the two.

Cold Brew Coffee has become a favorite among many a coffee enthusiast. Thanks to the way it is made, you can expect some with more sweetness than acidity, and with a stronger caffeine kick to boot

The pour over coffee brewing process is divided into key stages that turn ground coffee into the beverage we know and love. Here we’re going to breakdown those key stages and why they matter in the overall brewing process.

Today, we talk about why your coffee may be too bitter and how you can master all those complex notes and flavors through proper brewing techniques.