Drinks
The Java Head’s Definitive Guide to Coffee Beer
Coffee meets beer in the ultimate marriage of breakfast beverage and party staple.
Coffee
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Food & DrinkHow the Japanese Make Their Coffee
Sampling the Japanese tradition of nel drip coffee, which utilizes flannel filters for a dense, velvety cup.
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Food & Drink5 Handsome Coffee Mugs for the Home or Office
Many variables go into the perfect cup of coffee, from the beans to brew method.
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HomeThe 25 Best Coffee Shops in America
From Seattle to New Orleans to Hanover, these are the best places to get your caffeine fix in America.
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AudioA Playlist for Cafe Culture at Home
This playlist incorporates a strong underlying pulse to complement the buzz from that perfectly pulled doppio.
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Food & DrinkHow to Make Caffe Latte Art
It’s a fairly simple morning drink: just espresso and milk.
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DrinksThe 5 Best Cups of Coffee in New Zealand
With a surplus of hip, new cafés popping up across New Zealand, Kiwis have elevated their coffee game to compete among the best in the world.
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DrinksCraig Miller on 30+ Years of Roasting, Espresso and Shitty Starbucks
Craig Miller is an old-school, espresso-only coffee aficionado.
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DrinksWhy Tonic is the Secret Ingredient Your Iced Coffee Needs
This summer, the Kaffe Tonic, a mixture of espresso and Fever Tree tonic served over ice at Saint Frank Coffee in San Francisco rightfully caught on.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: July 29, 2014
Today in Gear: A new spin on absinthe from Nashville, Wolverine’s 1,000 mile boots, a convenient iced coffee maker, and more.
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TechTested: Breville Oracle
Every once in a while, a product so revolutionizes your day that you feel compelled to brag to your friends about it. You fantasize about it throughout the day, and when you go to sleep, you can’t wait to get up, just so you can jump out of bed and use it.
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ArchiveStaff Favorites: Jonathan Gallegos
The eighth installment of our Staff Favorites series features Mr. Jonathan Gallegos.
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HomeKit: The Perfect Pour Over Coffee Set
Occam’s razor: A philosophical principle suggesting that simpler explanations tend to be better than complex ones. It has broad application, from medicine to ethics to proofs of the existence of God.
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DrinksAn Illustrated Guide to 11 Espresso Drinks
Our friends at La Colombe Torrefaction were kind enough to meet us one morning to make the battery of espresso beverages.
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ArchiveI Can’t Drink Caffeine
If I were to drink caffeine my torso would explode. My cardiologist, who I can only assume double majored in pre-med and “buzzkill” as an undergrad, told me if I didn’t avoid nicotine use (not an issue), moderate my alcohol intake (I had to look up what that meant) and completely curb caffeine intake, I’d end up re-staging the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique scene in “Kill Bill”, in which I would play both Uma Thurman and David Caradine.
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ArchiveTable Service: 5 Great Coffee Table Books About Coffee
Left unattended, the ubiquitous coffee table quickly becomes a gatekeeper of everything from last October’s cable bill (you paid that, didn’t you?) to the feet of undisciplined friends and family. We know you run a tighter ship than most and appreciate how a well-placed read can stimulate conversations faster than a triple shot.
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DrinksCamp Caffeine: Lessons in Outdoor Brewing
Something about sitting atop an unexplored peak to watch the sunrise while enjoying your favorite coffee just feels right. Maybe it’s the sub-freezing temperatures and obligatory wind chill, or it’s the all night trek catching up with you.
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DrinksEspresso, Intelligentsia
If you need proof of coffee practiced as an obsession, art form and science, this quick video — a “how-to” on making a cup of espresso — is exhibit A. Intellegentsia Coffee in Venice, California can come off as a little pretentious at first; but what you’re really seeing is an unabashed expertise in truly great coffee.