Look on the web for how to make the best cup of coffee and you see a bunch of ads promoting coffee makers, do it yourself coffee gismos and a French press for only $14.99 plus shipping and handling. How do you make the best cup of coffee? It starts with good coffee beans and […]
Read More...Archive for the Arabica Organic Coffee Category
How Do You Make the Best Cup of Coffee?
By Tim Thompson on Saturday, February 25th, 2017 | No Comments
What Is the Best Organic Coffee Creamer?
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2017 | No Comments
If you have gone to the trouble of buying high quality Arabica organic coffee from Colombia don’t use just any old non organic creamer. What is the best organic coffee creamer? Here are a few thoughts on the subject. Cream Instead of Non Dairy Creamer Lots of folks end up using a non-dairy creamer because […]
Read More...What Is Climate Change Resistant Coffee?
By Tim Thompson on Saturday, February 18th, 2017 | No Comments
Year after year meteorologists report that average global temperatures have hit another high for the modern era. Considering that what is today the frozen arctic once supported palm trees we have wondered if growing coffee on the arctic tundra will one day be possible. But what would extreme climate change do to coffee production? Last […]
Read More...Organic White Coffee K Cups
By Tim Thompson on Thursday, December 8th, 2016 | No Comments
White Coffee was established in 1939 by David White who sold food service coffees. Over the years the company expanded, moved into gourmet coffee and then it organic coffee and now you can order their products on the internet. These products include organic White Coffee in k cups. Their move to single serve coffee helps […]
Read More...Organic Coffee with Antioxidants in It
By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, October 25th, 2016 | No Comments
Coffee is good for you and organic coffee is better. The healthiest part of organic coffee is the antioxidants in it. What are organic coffee antioxidants and why are they good for you? Scientifically an antioxidant is a molecule that inhibits the cell damage and cell death in human cells caused by oxidative breakdown of […]
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Want to Retire in Coffee Country?
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, September 14th, 2016 | No Comments
If you really like organic coffee you may be someone who would like to grow your own during retirement. Interestingly U.S. News just published an article about 3 places to retire in coffee country. We were especially interested because one of the locations is where you can grow, pick and process your own coffee from […]
Read More...Where Will We Grow Coffee when the Earth Heats Up?
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, August 31st, 2016 | No Comments
A recent study by The Climate Institute on behalf of Fair Trade Australia predicts that coffee production in current areas where it is grown will fall significantly in the coming years as temperatures and high altitude rainfall increase. Here is a bit about the climate change risks to coffee. The coming decades are likely to […]
Read More...Rise of Death Wish Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, August 2nd, 2016 | No Comments
Winning a lottery can change your life. That is what Mike Brown, the owner of Death Wish Coffee, found out. Mike won a contest sponsored by Intuit Quick Books to get a free 30 second commercial run during the 2016 Super Bowl. Death Wish is considered to be the world’s strongest coffee. This is because […]
Read More...Awful Airplane Coffee
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, July 20th, 2016 | No Comments
If you are having a cup of coffee on your flight from New York to Chicago how does it taste? There can be good airplane coffee and there can be awful airplane coffee. And it does not necessarily have to do with the quality of the coffee beans. The New York Times wrote that for […]
Read More...When Will Coffee Prices Go Up?
By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, July 6th, 2016 | No Comments
We asked how high could the price of coffee go, in our article, Americans Are Drinking More Coffee. Over the decades the price of coffee has risen above $3 a pound and fallen as low as 50 cents a pound. Speculators such as readers of Seeking Alpha are anticipating as high as $3 a pound […]
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