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Coffee Jargon: Part OneOn a first approach, the world of specialty coffee can be an intimidating place full of new concepts, a diverse vocabulary, and the occasional grumpy baristas (they do exist). … read more

We are still here! Waiting… roasting… brewing…Hello to all of our True family and friends out there! We have been busy moving things around, making plans, and roasting for the past month, but now th … read more

              Rwanda has come a long way over the years. Coffee was initially brought in by the Belgian colonials as a cash crop that people could produce. The qu … read more

The AAK Sports League15 months ago I spent a week traveling around the Highlands in Papua New Guinea visiting coffee producing communities(clusters).  It was a chance for both sides to get to kno … read more

Three years ago I had spent close to a week in Jaltenango, Chiapas, a small farming community in the Sierra Madre Mountains located in the South of Mexico, to visit coops and source a delicious coffee … read more