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Cartel Coffee Lab
Cartel Coffee Lab from Cartel Coffee Lab on Vimeo. Here’s a gorgeous video from one of my favorite coffee shops in the world. HT: Dear Coffee I Love You
Posted in Coffee, Coffee Shops
Tagged Arizona, Cartel Coffee Lab, Coffee, coffee shops, Dear Coffee I Love You, espresso, Phoenix, Tempe
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My Favorite Coffee Shops Map
View Favorite Coffee Shops in a larger map I made a map of my favorite coffee shops and cafes in the world. At every one of these shops I’m confident you can go in and get a high quality espresso, … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Coffee Shops
Tagged Cartel Coffee Lab, Coffee, coffee shops, espresso, Intelligentsia Coffee and Tea, map, Quills Coffee, Sunergos Coffee, Travel
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Fishermen in Beşiktaş
I snapped this photo yesterday by the Iskele in Beşiktaş. The combination of clouds and surprising lack of smog made some nice contrasts. The silhouette of the Maiden’s Tower is visible on the right.
Posted in Istanbul, Turkey
Tagged Beşiktaş, Beşiktaş Iskelesi, Istanbul, photo of the day, Photography
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Disaster Relief in Van
I spent last week in Van, working through the local municipality with a team of foreigners building shelters for displaced earthquake victims. Unlike the tents most people are staying in, these shelters are insulated and have a metal roof that is water … Continue reading
Notes Music and Coffee
I was eating at a Vietemese restaurant in Clerkenwell when I noticed this book, the irony being I had just left specialty coffee darling St. Ali. As I flipped through the pages while I ate my BBQ pork, I stumbled … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Coffee Shops
Tagged Coffee, coffee shops, espresso, London, Notes Music and Coffee, Square Mile Coffee, UK
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Van
The number one place I’ve wanted to visit in Turkey has been Van for sometime now. But with the recent earthquake that has devastated the city of half a million people, thousands have been left without a place to live. So … Continue reading
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Sensory Lab London
Since the emergence of the coffeehouse in the 16th century Ottoman empire, drinking a cup of coffee has been a social and not merely culinary experience. Like their modern day counterparts, coffeehouse denizens went to see friends and hear the … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Coffee Shops, England, London
Tagged Coffee, England, espresso, Hario V60, Hasbean, London, Sensory Lab, St. Ali, Synesso
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