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pepitaphc's review
informative
fast-paced
3.0
I've been drinking coffee since I was a child, but I was curious to find out if there was anything I had yet to learn about it. (Inevitably, there was.) While this book is informative in many ways, there are some strong opinions here that are misrepresented as fact. I appreciate the author's attempt to be comprehensive about global coffee culture, but in my opinion this book is still written with a perspective skewed towards Western coffee culture. It's good as a start for anyone who's a complete novice at coffee though.
thelittlebook_bee's review
5.0
So informative! Tons of information congested into a digestible format.
ashimgarg's review
3.0
Fun little book for a newbie like me to get acquainted with the world of coffee. Coffee lovers always seem to me like they're part of a cult, and now I know why. Coffee is complex, from the brewing methods, to bean varieties, to machines to make coffee, to the variables in the entire cherry to cup journey.
PS. Recently got gifted an aero press, so thought it's worth spending my time on this. If you want a freshly brewed cup of coffee, I can be your barista!
PS. Recently got gifted an aero press, so thought it's worth spending my time on this. If you want a freshly brewed cup of coffee, I can be your barista!
edulaia's review against another edition
informative
fast-paced
4.0
A cute little book about coffee. I enjoyed the description of different coffee preparation methods and drinking cultures around the world, they all sound really good! I also liked learning about brewing methods and getting a glimpse of the chemistry behind it (that part could have been a lot longer and more detailed in my opinion, even though I understand that it would have been out of scope of this book). I'll probably continue reading about coffee with some of the books Rardon recomends, and, of course, attempt to apply all the tips and knowledge to my own coffee making!