If I were stuck on a desert island, here are a few things I might bring...
When the isolated Akha tribes people of Northern Thailand were ordered to trade in their opium crops for coffee beans by the Thai Royal Commission, they probably did not realize how fair a trade they were given. Until recently, Thailand was never thought of …
Just a week ago I had a talk with my friend Siobhan where we ironically came to the conclusion that maybe cutting back on coffee might actually increase my work productivity. Naturally, that plan went out the window with the dishwater when I found …
Jimmy’s Coffee has emerged from the spent ashes of the Hot Box Café at 191 Baldwin St. in Kensington Market, joining the original and very popular location on Portland. Walking in, you’re greeted with a portico type space with outside benches that will either be used by …
Posted by Jesse Ship / DECEMBER 4, 2012 May could be the answer to the rampant gentrification that’s been hitting Toronto’s urban western corridor between Bathurst and Ossington. While revitalizing a former Vietnamese underworld karaoke bar (formerly Café May, now simply running as May) counts as neighbourhood revitalization, …
David Lynch has recently announced, with pride, that he’s curbed his coffee consumption from 20 cups to a mellow jog of 7. Jesus christ. In the spirit of The Huffington Post (where this piece originally was featured) I’m tempted to rewrite it as my own, …
Love this Creature Cup series by Yumi Yumi but I’d be really scared to stir it up and break a tentacle. For black coffee lovers only. En directe via Fab.com via Etsy.
Yes, I dare type the P word, and risk inviting the sticky tendrils of spammers the internet wide. No matter, it was worth it. There is no better occasion commemorate my very own acquisition of a Bodum Santos syphon coffee maker than posting this short …