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From Victoria to Tokyo
A conversation with Rio Kaneki, the printmaker behind our Pharaoh's Horses. Rio Kaneki was born in Japan and made Victoria home. He works mostly in lino, carving every line by hand, and his prints now travel a long way from his studio, including back to Tokyo. Closer to home, his work is on our shirts, our bags and the wall of our building.
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Coffee Education
One of Brazil’s finest — Meet coffee farmer Caio Pereira
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Our team visited the Brazilian coffee farmer, Caio Pereira, at Fazenda Serrado. In the video below, they chat about his farm and the processes behind...
Three and a half ways to brew coffee outside
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We believe that coffee in the great outdoors is one of life’s true luxuries and have three (and a half) ways we recommend to do...
How to Grind for: Aeropress
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Unless you’ve worked in the coffee industry, knowing how (and why) grinding coffee to suit the machine you use is likely not top of mind....
Instant Coffee: Breaking the Stereotype
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We have partnered with a small Canadian company called Hasty and they take a completely different approach to producing a quality cup of instant coffee.
Light vs Dark Roast Coffee
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Learn about the difference between light roast and dark roast coffee straight from the award-winning roaster at Fernwood Coffee. Plus, a brief story that will...
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