I got the chance to chat with Elmer coffee farmer from Finca La Perseverancia in Honduras. We had a live video call directly from his coffee farm in Danli. We spoke about many topics surrounding coffee farming techniques, harvest times… Read More »Interview with Elmer Coffee farmer in Honduras
A population of just more than 11 million and covering around 425,000 square miles of land, Bolivia is one of the more sparsely populated countries in South America. There are wide open spaces throughout, expanding this way and that way… Read More »Bolivian Coffee Latin America Coffee and Brief History
Although the population of Panama is only 4 million, those 4 million people inhabit an area of just 29,000 square miles, making Panama one of the most densely inhabited countries in the world. Previously part of Colombia, the entire history… Read More »Panama Coffee and Brief Country History
In Japan, the good cafes thrive. There is a reason for this; Japanese coffee it’s no mystery. The people of Japan have a habit of rewarding good cafes, seeking them out, spreading the word about them, making sure that they… Read More »Japanese Coffee Culture and Cafes Learn more
Many of you requested a small video demo for the Portable All-In-One Coffee Maker. This is great for camping, work or when away from home. I use it at home as well. This Portable All-In-One Coffee Maker is a perfect… Read More »Portable All-In-One Coffee Maker Video
We are getting these coffee beans ready to roast at Kaffee 3 Granos! Spent a few hours manually sorting coffee beans and unloading selected ones in the threshing machine for milling. These beans come from small farms around Quillabamba. Tomorrow… Read More »Coffee Beans Getting Ready for Roasting Video
Video shows how to brew coffee using a Moka Pot at home. This procedure its been in used for decades in Latin America. But, it was never called “Espresso”. Its just called “home style” coffee brewing. This is how I… Read More »How to brew coffee using a Moka Pot video
Coffee taster flavor wheel above is the latest release of the coffee taster’s flavor wheel according to the Specialty Coffee Association of America. Take a look and download a copy for reference. Originally published in 1995, one of the most… Read More »Coffee taster flavor wheel according to SCAA
In the height altitude of Bolivia the shade of the Siquilis plant. This Bolivia coffee farm characteristic trees of the place that shelter coffee plantations. Its height and size of leaves provide great shade to the coffee trees. Also, the… Read More »Bolivia Coffee Farm in Coroico North of La Paz
These are the pictures from Cusco to Machu Picchu I took during my travels in Peru. While brewing coffee at home I put these pictures experiences together. These views are completely different than taking NYC Moments photos walking in a… Read More »From Cusco to Machu Picchu Experience Pictures in Peru
Latin America consists of nineteen sovereign states and several territories and dependencies which cover an area that stretches from the northern border of Mexico to the southern tip of South America, including the Caribbean. Latin America Coffee Latin America describes… Read More »Latin America History and Coffee Origins