Barista On Duty Interview: Lem Butler

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When I was a barista at The Connection Internet Cafe’ (which, unfortunately, has since closed) we were required to attend our roaster’s beginner espresso course for staff consistency. So, off we went to Counter Culture in Durham, NC. This is where I met Lem . . . → Read More: Barista On Duty Interview: Lem Butler

Eco Innovation: Jennifer Vaaler Featured In Coffee Talk

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This has been an amazing year so far and it’s only begun. I have met some amazing people. I can’t explain how much I appreciate and am humbled by each and every one who has supported me so far.

Last month, I was asked by Kerri Goodman-Small, Owner and Publisher of . . . → Read More: Eco Innovation: Jennifer Vaaler Featured In Coffee Talk

10 Ways To Know You Found A Great Cafe’

From atmosphere and customer service to presentation and the first sip, there are many things that create a great customer experience. Here is my list of what I look for in a café’ to determine whether or not I will become a regular. . . . → Read More: 10 Ways To Know You Found A Great Cafe’

Discussion: How Has Coffee Inspired You?

Some things and places that you least expect can inspire you. Coffee has had an interesting effect on me. It has inspired me in different ways. . . . → Read More: Discussion: How Has Coffee Inspired You?

Top 5 Things To Not Do At A Cafe’

Customers are great. They make me laugh and do or say silly things. I usually don’t let the more complicated ones bother me. But, therr are five things they tend to do that have become pet peeves. . . . → Read More: Top 5 Things To Not Do At A Cafe’

How do you take your coffee?

Many customers appreciate the bolder brew, drinking it black or adding only a little cream or sugar. Then there are the customers who can’t stand the lovely bite of the coffee. These are the customers I have to turn away from. . . . → Read More: How do you take your coffee?

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