Many coffee lovers tend to simply refuse to ever drink decaf coffee. There are some pretty bad decaffeinated coffees out there that taste watery, flat, dull and boring. And some even say that decaf coffee is full of chemicals? Let’s clear things up a bit, because some decaf coffees are actually worth it.

This article sums up research about weight loss through coffee consumption.

Everyone who has fallen in love with coffee will sooner or later start exploring origins. We have dedicated a series of articles making your journey easier.

Most of us are creatures of habit, so we usually stick to the same brewing method - all. the. time. There is nothing wrong with that, but different methods offer a huge variety both in flavour and practicality. This article summarises the benefits and drawbacks of espresso, filter and Aeropress.

Good brewing gear is important. But not nearly as important as the right coffee. This guide will help you improving your coffee experience in three easy steps.

Let’s be honest. We have all asked ourselves this question before: Am I drinking too much coffee? Most people are at least somewhat certain that coffee affects their body in some way. It helps us kick-starting the morning or to get that energy boost in the afternoons. But is there such a thing as “too much coffee”, and what does science have to say about consuming coffee anyway?

Supermarket coffee still makes about 75% of retail volume, despite poor quality, months in the shelves (goodbye flavour) and other terrible symptoms that are accompanied with price pressure and fierce competition amongst large international coffee roasters. This article gives a brief overview of some of the main problems of the retail coffee industry.