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BrewingA World of FlavorAlex Scofield  
 A description of tastes and flavors for coffee beans from major world regions, and some factors that contribute to a coffee's taste. 
BrewingCoffee Cultures: Eritrea and EthiopiaStefanie Spencer  
 In Eritrea (pronounced er-ih-TRAY-uh), coffee is not merely something that starts on a timer and brews into to-go cups, but it is a ceremony, a ritual, a meaningful time to sit down with friends and family to chat. 
Coffee HistoryCoffee History PrimerRyan Jacobs  
 Coffee has a very extensive history that many have written volumes about. Here is a brief one page history on coffee lore by Ryan Jacobs. 
Coffee HistoryEthiopian CoffeeChris Arnold  
 When most people talk of Ethiopia, they immediately think of coffee. Maybe you have heard that Ethiopia was the birthplace of coffee, or at least the discovery of it. 
RoastingRookie Roast - Confessions of a First-Time Home RoasterAlex Scofield  
 My coffee-drinking palate changed forever in early 2000. All in one mug I had my first taste of home-roasted coffee, as well as my first taste of French-pressed coffee. I won't soon forget it. So rich, so intense, a one-of-a-kind taste. 
GrindingThe Mighty Bean Gets Ground DownBarbara Stec  
 The next time you pass by your neighborhood coffee shop, try to remember that it wasn’t always this easy to get a great cup of “java.” Coffee was probably first discovered in Yemen, Somalia or Ethiopia, about 1000 years ago. 
Coffee HistoryThe Year 2000 Coffee News ReviewMichael Allen Smith  
 A brief rundown of the top news stories of the year 2000 that relate to coffee. 

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