We get asked by friends and family where to buy coffee a lot. It’s a tough question! It’s easy to lose track of just how many incredible, fresh, vibrant coffees are out there. Every week, we ask our advertising roasting partners for coffee recommendations they’re most excited about. Here’s this week’s collection of some of

QUICK SUMMARY De’Longhi has launched a new espresso machine in four pastel colourways. The De’Longhi Dedica Duo has a small, compact size, and makes both hot and cold coffees. It’s available for £279.99 / $299.95. If you’re looking for an affordable yet premium bean-to-cup coffee machine, De’Longhi is a reliable brand to go with. But

Looking for a Father’s Day gift (or a better way to caffeinate yourself before the kids wake up)? Target has this espresso machine with a built-in grinder and milk frother on sale for $359.99 — that’s $440 off the original price. The RW Flame espresso machine is beginner-friendly, fast to set up (first shot in

The Ninja Luxe Café Premier rocked the coffee game when it dropped last year, but amid its myriad smart touches, there was one feature that I thought it lacked — a tamping arm. Enter: the Ninja Luxe Café Pro. Tamping arms are a huge mess-saver for modern espresso machines. You can find them in the

As a lifelong coffee lover, there are few things I appreciate more than the perfect cup of coffee or shot of espresso. But I know better than anyone that at-home barista dreams and city living aren’t exactly compatible, as my lack of kitchen space has forced me to suffer with some less-than-ideal coffee makers over

Join us for our recurring round-up of the latest specialty-coffee industry news. FROM STAFF REPORTS Featured image by Joshua Earle Oregon’s Coffee Industry Speaks Out Against Federal Tariffs Coffee leaders in Oregon say tariffs are driving up the price of coffee, and small businesses are suffering as a result. Photo by Tim Mossholder. During a

QUICK SUMMARY L’OR has partnered with Ferrari and marked the occasion with a new pod coffee machine and limited edition coffee capsules range. In a surprising collaboration, L’OR has teamed up with Ferrari on an upgraded pod coffee machine and a limited edition collection of coffee capsules. This year, there seems to be no shortage

QUICK SUMMARY Fellow has recently launched its new Atmos Vacuum Canister, designed to keep coffee beans, tea, spices and dry goods fresh by removing oxygen and sealing in flavour. Available in manual or electric versions and three sizes, the canisters come in black, white or glass and are sold as a 3-pack. Currently exclusive to

Canada’s largest grocery retailer, Loblaw Companies Ltd., has removed all Folgers coffee products from its stores following a pricing disagreement with the manufacturer, J.M. Smucker Co. The grocery giant said the proposed cost increases were “unreasonable and unjustified based on underlying costs.” In an internal email to retailers, Loblaw explained that talks with Folgers’ manufacturer

1 Haden Dorchester Silt Green 2-Slice Toaster Haden Dorchester has mastered the look of the vintage kitchen appliance. The silt green and wood color pairing gives this toaster a retro flair. But don’t be fooled — the LCD display and easy-to-remove crumb tray keeps it modern. The brand also sells a matching drip coffee maker

More on how the buzzworthy home espresso grinder is changing the game. BY DAVID SCHOMERSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of David Schomer Yesterday, we released part one of this article. Today, David Schomer continues his thoughts on La Marzocco’s home espresso grinder, the Pico, and how it’s revolutionizing the coffee industry. After Synesso introduced PID in 2005, I focused

I’m a fan of bare metal appliances. Still. Yes, I’m aware the look has been “in” for a long while now, but remembering the acres of white metal of kitchens in the 1990s, I shudder at the idea of going back. But all the way back to the pastels of the 1960s and 1970s, a

When I design web pages, I usually start with an idea or concept I want to explore. Here are a few examples of things I have wanted to play with: When I have an idea, I usually take a note or two then, when I have time, go to a HTML editor and start building.

The longtime coffee veteran shares how, with the release of the Pico grinder, “espresso perfection” is finally possible. BY DAVID SCHOMERSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Earlier this year, my longtime dream of pushing espresso into a consistent, repeatable culinary art form came true with the little Pico grinder from La Marzocco. After 37 years of frustration, for the first time in

Raw sugar futures on ICE erased early gains on Wednesday to close weaker, just above the four-year low in the previous session, while robusta coffee steadied after hitting a 9-1/2-month low on Tuesday. SUGAR * Raw sugar SB1! settled down 0.15 cent, or 0.9%, at 16.75 cents per lb. The contract hit a four-year low

Why is this trend most pronounced in the U.S.? There’s a lot of cultural significance around coffee.  I worked in France for a French company. In France, coffee has a very particular taste, and you don’t mess with it. It’s in a small cup, and you don’t put cream in it, maybe sugar. There’s a

For decades, Jitters Coffee Pub in Oceanside has strived to bring the neighborhood together. With a cup of joe, grub and good music they have found a formula that’s led to a dedicated clientele, including some big names. “This has been my clubhouse since 2004,” said Grammy award-winning musician Jason Mraz. “I’ve been coming to

Sign up for our free Health Check email to receive exclusive analysis on the week in health Get our free Health Check email Get our free Health Check email A new study has found that women in middle age who maintain a healthy coffee habit may have better physical, mental, and cognitive health as they

As the cost of coffee continues to rise, Canadians are reconsidering their daily brew; the Coffee Association of Canada sought to address this issue at their inaugural event on May 14. BY KAELEY AVERYBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo courtesy of Swiss Water Every day, it’s becoming more apparent that Canadians are weighing every dollar—an issue