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Coffee : a comprehensive guide to the bean, the beverage, and the industry / edited by Robert W. Thurston, Jonathan Morris, and Shawn Steiman.

Lippincott Library HD9199.A2 C59 2013
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Thurston, Robert W.
Morris, Jonathan, 1961-
Steiman, Shawn.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Coffee industry.
Coffee.
Physical Description:
xi, 416 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Place of Publication:
Lanham, Md. : Rowman & Littlefield, [2013]
Summary:
This definitive guide to coffee explores the many rich dimensions of the bean and the beverage around the world. Leading experts consider coffee's history, global spread, cultivation, preparation, marketing, and the environmental and societal issues surrounding it today. They describe the art and science of roasting, cupping (tasting), and making good coffee.-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Part I. The coffee business
1. Strategies for improving coffee quality / Price Peterson
2. The coffee plant and how it is handled / Shawn Steiman
3. Digging deeper: cultivation and yields / H.C. "Skip" Bittenbender
4. Coffee as a global system / Peter S. Baker
5. What does "organic" mean? / Robert W. Thurston
6. Coffee under threat: the growing problem of the coffee berry borer / Juliana Jaramillo
7. Culture, agriculture, and nature: shade coffee farms and biodiversity / Robert Rice
8. A Guatemalan coffee farmer's story: a challenging life in a beautiful, harsh land / Carlos Saenz
9. Pickers / Robert W. Thurston
10. Coffee processing: an artisan's perspective / Joan Obra
11. Women in coffee in Colombia / Olga Cuellar
12. How a country girl from Arkansas became an importer leading other women in coffee / Phyllis Johnson
13. The role of nonprofits in coffee / August Burns
14. Hunger in the coffee lands / Rick Peyser
15. The "price" of coffee: how the coffee commodity market works / Robert W. Thurston
16. Appreciating quality: the route to upward mobility for coffee farmers / George Howell
17. What is specialty coffee? / Shawn Steiman
18. Where does the money go in the coffee supply chain? / Robert W. Thurston
Part II. The state of the trade
19. The global trade in coffee: an overview / Robert W. Thurston
20. Coffee certification programs / Robert W. Thurston
21. Direct trade in coffee / Geoff Watts
22. Fair trade: still a big plus for farmers and workers around the world / Paul Rice
Producer country profiles
23. Hawaii / Shawn Steiman
24. India / Sunalini Menon
25. Indonesia / Jati Misnawi
26. Colombia / Luis Alberto Cuéllar
27. Ethiopia / Willem Boot
28. Vietnam / Robert W. Thurston
29. Brazil / Carlos H.J. Brando
30. Supporting coffee farmers' response to market changes / Jeremy Haggar
Consumer country profiles
31. Introduction to consumer countries / Jonathan Morris
32. Denmark / Camilla C. Valeur
33. France / Jonathan Wesley Bell
34. Italy / Vincenzo Sandalj
35. United Kingdom / Clare Benfield
36. Russia / Robert W. Thurston
37. Ukraine / Sergii Reminny with Jonathan Morris
38. Japan / Tatsushi Ueshima
39. Germany / Britta Zeitemann
40. United States / Robert W. Thurston
Part III. The history of coffee and its social life
41. Coffee, a condensed history / Jonathan Morris with material from Robert W. Thurston
42. Coffeehouse formats through the centuries: third places or public spaces? / Jonathan Morris
43. Why Americans drink coffee: the Boston Tea Party or Brazilian slavery? / Steven Topik and Michelle Craig McDonald
44. The ecology of taste: robusta coffee and the limits of the specialty revolution / Stuart McCook
45. The espresso menu: an international history / Jonathan Morris
46. The competing languages of coffee: signs, narratives, and symbols of American specialty coffee / Kenneth Davids
Part IV. The qualities of coffee
47. Coffee quality / Geoff Watts
48. Why does coffee taste that way?: notes from the field / Shawn Steiman
49. Coffee quality and assessment / Shawn Steiman
50. Distinctive drinking: specialty coffee and class in the United States / Jonathan D. Baker
51. Brewing: dissolving the puzzle / Andrew Hetzel
52. Roasting: developing flavor in the bean / Colin Smith
53. Roasting culture / Connie Blumhardt and Jim Fadden
54. Barista culture / Sarah Allen
55. Brewing culture / Alf Kramer
Coffee and health
56. The long debate over coffee and health / Robert W. Thurston
57. Caffeine: how much is in your cup, and how much is bad for you? / Robert W. Thurston
58. Recent research on coffee and health / Lawrence W. Jones
Part V. The future of coffee
59. Coffee research in Kenya: current status and future perspectives / Elijah K. Gichuru
60. Genetically modified (transgenic) coffee / Robert W. Thurston
61. Mechanization / Robert W. Thurston
62. A life in coffee / Ted Lingle
63. How to make a great cup of coffee / Robert W. Thurston with Shawn Steiman and Jonathan Morris.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9781442214408
1442214406
OCLC:
794040940

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