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Look at all the bad coffee places. Wonder what the subscriber locations are for Tonx. (via Coffee place geography)
A time and place.
TONX - Truly great coffee in your kitchen, without much fuss.
I got some tonxcoffee coffee grams from my wife for valentines day. I love the design, they make me laugh before I have my first cup which is rare. Prepared today's with the kalita wave.
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Join your friend today on a coffee adventure of mind-blowing proportions.
Since I joined Tonx about a year ago, coffee everywhere else just doesn't seem good enough. Get a free sample by following the link above. You won't be sorry.
El Regalito is a Big Gift
The best beans in Central America may come from Huehue.
Every coffee region has its unique attributes and devoted fans, so any claim that one might be even slightly ahead of the rest can cause a ruckus among professionals. But I have to get this off my chest: Huehuetenango produces many of the very best coffees in Central America.
Continue reading at Tonx.org/huehue.
Coffee in the Veins
Francisco Javier Valle on growing coffee in Nicaragua.
I had a chat with Francisco Javier about his family, his farm, and how the US coffee culture looks to a Nicaraguan coffee farmer. He is vibrant, intense, and has a great sense of humor, but above all else, he loves coffee. I swear it must be pumping in his veins.
Read the interview at Tonx.org/las-cuchillas.