- Coffee Illuminated
- Coffee Review
- Coffee Science Source
- International Coffee Organization
- Jamaican Coffee
- Madagascar Plant Diversity
- National Coffee Association
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- Coffee Illuminated
- Guide to coffee drinking with an emphasis on the various different types of coffee and brewing methods. Provides information on brewing techniques, for example how to make Espresso and Turkish coffee, and includes recipes and a glossary.
Author: Orb Web Consulting
Subjects: coffee
DeweyClass: 633.73
Resource type: documents, guide
- Coffee Review
- Since 1997, the Coffee Review has conducted blind assessments of coffees and reported its findings in the form of 100-point reviews.
Author: Davids, Kenneth
Subjects: coffee
DeweyClass: 641.3373
Resource type: service
- Coffee Science Source
- Information on coffee, caffeine and health in the United States, collected from scientific journals, industry, reports and other sources by the National Coffee Association, the US trade organisation for the coffee industry.
Author: National Coffee Association
Subjects: coffee
DeweyClass: 633.73
Resource type: articles
- International Coffee Organization
- An intergovernmental organisation for coffee, bringing together producing and consuming countries to tackle the challenges facing the world coffee sector through international cooperation.
Author: International Coffee Organization
Subjects: coffee
DeweyClass: 641.3373
Resource type: service
- Jamaican Coffee
- Details the history of the Jamaican coffee industry, with full contact details of approved growers, exporters, and roasters. Offers information on the Coffee Industry Board, with its role, function, rules, and regulations being listed. An FAQ, quality specifications, and tips for brewing and storage are also given.
Author: Coffee Industry Board of Jamaica
Subjects: coffee, jamaica
DeweyClass: 641.3373
Resource type: reference data
- Madagascar Plant Diversity
- Details of several projects and publications about Madagascar, including biodiversity of the coffee family (Rubiaceae), legumes, orchids, phylogeny, tree species, and palms. Madagascar is one of the ecologically richest countries in the world. Its flora is diverse, peculiar, and unique. Of the estimated 12,000 species, over 80% are only found in Madagascar.
Author: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Subjects: biodiversity, coffee, madagascar, plant distribution, trees
DeweyClass: 580.691
Resource type: documents, images
- National Coffee Association
- Trade association for the US coffee industry, featuring resources for the general public. Includes information on the history of coffee, coffee production, storage and brewing..
Author: National Coffee Association
Subjects: coffee
DeweyClass: 633.73
Resource type: documents
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