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I’m no longer a coffee snob – Starbucks is fine

I’m no longer a coffee snob – Starbucks is fine

A strange thing has been happening. I’m like the Benjamin Button of coffee snobbery, watching as my discerning tastes become increasingly basic.

  • by Ben Groundwater

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Despite all the tea in China, in Shanghai, the coffee is hot

Despite all the tea in China, in Shanghai, the coffee is hot

On the streets of China’s financial and cosmopolitan hub, a caffeine-fuelled revolution is taking place.

  • by Lisa Visentin
Australian coffee culture is world-class. Here’s how it’s about to get better

Australian coffee culture is world-class. Here’s how it’s about to get better

The techniques and technology transforming your morning brew from good to “mind-blowing”.

  • by Bianca Hrovat
Australian coffee brand Vittoria humbles Moccona in glass jar fight
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Australian coffee brand Vittoria humbles Moccona in glass jar fight

The $15 billion American-Dutch coffee giant JDE picked a fight with Sydney coffee company Vittoria – and lost.

  • by Jessica Yun
Hot cup of guilt: I love my local cafe, but the new one two doors down is better
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Cafe

Hot cup of guilt: I love my local cafe, but the new one two doors down is better

The best thing is the new place doesn’t give you the bathroom key attached to a giant spatula.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
Could limiting our number of cafes prevent the dreaded $7 latte?

Could limiting our number of cafes prevent the dreaded $7 latte?

A suggestion to put a lid on the number of cafes in the country is unlikely to keep costs low, amid the soaring prices of arabica beans.

  • by William Bennett
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We Greeks know coffee and I’m telling you, servo coffee is the best
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Food

We Greeks know coffee and I’m telling you, servo coffee is the best

As I get older, I become more aware of the importance of rituals. My small joy is lining up at the coffee machine at my regular petrol station for a $2 cup.

  • by Fotis Kapetopoulos
Ciao Rocco: A Pellegrini’s favourite is hanging up his apron after 50 years of service

Ciao Rocco: A Pellegrini’s favourite is hanging up his apron after 50 years of service

Rocco Elice began working at the beloved Melbourne restaurant as a 21-year-old in 1974. He says his first $100 weekly pay packet was the biggest sum of money he’d seen.

  • by Cara Waters
When it comes to coffee orders, make mine a double and keep it simple

When it comes to coffee orders, make mine a double and keep it simple

Cafe menus are overflowing with speciality drinks, but nothing beats a basic cup of black gold.

  • by Terry Durack
Red wine for Melburnians, sav blanc for Sydneysiders – and lattes for all

Red wine for Melburnians, sav blanc for Sydneysiders – and lattes for all

Food delivery app data shows NSW residents want sauvignon blanc, lemonade and cola delivered to their door, while Victorians want red wine and VB.

  • by Madeleine Heffernan
Terrible French coffee is causing controversy in Paris. I’m not surprised
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Europe

Terrible French coffee is causing controversy in Paris. I’m not surprised

Australians have quickly become the world’s most painful coffee snobs – our Olympians even brought their own baristas to Paris.

  • by Ben Groundwater

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