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    While I was observing children marking lambs, their grandfather has approached me and invited me into his house for a cup of tasty arabic coffee. He put proudly on a display all his coffee pots and insisted that I had to take the picture of him and his wife when he is pouring the coffee into a cup. Later on I was offered to overnight there. That was a great end of my visit of syrian bedouins enclave. Hope they are safe and will survive the ongoing civil war without any harm. by: breakingwave Views[852] For a barista, it pays to make a good cup of coffee. This barista from the Blue Bottle Café at the Highline Park sure knows how to make the perfect cup. by: eyefortheworld Views[1160] Among the plantations of the Akha Ama cooperative in northern Thailand, some 14 families have joined together to promote a future in sustainable agriculture. by: sobremesainspain Views[734] One of the secrets to the high quality crop grown in the Akha village is the access to fresh spring water. Cleaning the coffee cherries is imperative, however the purity of the water is also important to the livelihood of the community. by: sobremesainspain Views[658] High in the mountainous region of northern Thailand, tucked majestically among fertile red clay and copious foliage lies the Akha village, a hill tribe and ethnic minority. They cultivate coffee and stone fruits, sustaining themselves through an entrepreneurial venture run by an ex-monk turned university student, visionary and son of the 'Akha Ama' (Akha mother). by: sobremesainspain Views[811]
     
    Do you ponder where your cup of coffee comes from? How it got to you, or how many miles it traveled? Do you imagine the people, villages or the color of the soil behind your 'Christmas blend'? I wanted to learn more about my consumption practices and set out to discover the truths behind a single estate coffee plantation, Akha Ama in Thailand. by: sobremesainspain Views[729] Having a real cup of coffee at JoMa, Vientiane, Lao PDR. by: sxoidmal Views[478] by: mstep Views[339] by: mstep Views[369] by: mstep Views[346]
     
    Taking that long awaited coffee after hours in the plane from S. Africa by: allwelcome Views[770]     

     

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