Wednesday, July 4, 2007

Why a Kona blend coffee over Kona alone?


Why a Kona blend coffee over Kona alone?
Kona blend coffee is popular for basically one reason and one reason only.

Starbucks Coffee Has Changed The Way America Drinks Coffee
Starbucks coffee has changed the way American's drink coffee. Gone are the days when the only choice in coffee at the local 7-11 was regular or decaf. Today's convenience stores offer not only many selections of flavored coffees as well as flavored creams for your coffee drinking pleasure. The rise in popularity of coffee in America as an any time of the day drink is due largely in part to the growing popularity of Starbucks around the nation.There is no denying that Starbucks coffee is good. If

Coffee Scene: Things grind at their own pace at Seven Roasters
Seattle Post Intelligencer - The filter drip at Seven Roasters is the anti-espresso. Thats not a bad thing. At this micro-roaster off Greenwood, your choice of beans is ground to order and emptied into a ceramic filter fitted with a paper cone. Thats set on a ingenious wooden ...

A new, but busy coffee shop could have perks
St. Petersburg Times - Like a coffee drinker with a caffeine buzz, downtown Dunedin merchants are a-tremble over the news that a Starbucks may settle among them. Joe Kokolakis, who heads a local contracting company, has purchased the retail strip that includes Allens ...

Jars of Clay Promotes Coffee in Battle for Clean Blood, Water
Christian Post - Multi-platinum, Grammy award-winning band Jars of Clay has joined forces with 963 Missions in a new initiative to provide clean water and HIV/AIDS-free blood in Africa through the sales of fair trade organic coffee. The ?963 Coffee Project? will ...

The History And Main Types Of Coffee
It's a mainstay in many households the world over with a commodity ranking of number two, just behind oil production. But how did the worldwide coffee craze get started and what exactly is the history of the little bean loved the globe over for the coffee it creates?According to legend, the first use of coffee dates back to the 800s when a goat herder named Kaldi discovered his goats had more energy after eating the berries from a specific bush. Kaldi's story takes place in east Africa and is co