Barista Yoga – Week 2
Coffee Channel
Barista Yoga – Week 1
Join us in the first of five routines designed by Erin O’Conner to help baristas increase their mobility and ease their aches
More Barista Yoga – Week 1Restarting Coffee: Managing coffee shop rent in the June quarter and into 2021
United Baristas founder Tim Ridley chats with London property expert Rob Fay on the extension of the moratorium – as well as the future of landlord – tenant relations
More Restarting Coffee: Managing coffee shop rent in the June quarter and into 2021Available until 26 December 2020
Updated on 6 August 2020
How to flush your filter
Before you re-commission your espresso machine, flush your filters. In this short film, Brita shows you how.
More How to flush your filterAvailable until 28 January 2021
Updated on 6 August 2020
A baristas guide to being furloughed
In the second of the #BaristaCare videos, Tim Ridley interviews Jessica Davies, head of people at Watch House, to understand how the furlough scheme works for baristas and coffee professionals
More A baristas guide to being furloughedAvailable until 30 September 2020
Updated on 6 August 2020
Coffee shop rent obligations during the pandemic
United Baristas founder Tim Ridley speaks with London property expert Rob Fay on how to manage your March quarter rent, and landlord relations, during the Covid-19 lockdown
More Coffee shop rent obligations during the pandemicAvailable until 20 December 2020
Updated on 6 August 2020
Coffee Making Automation Roundup
New functions are the stepping stones to fully automated coffee making
More Coffee Making Automation RoundupAvailable until 20 January 2021
Updated on 6 August 2020
A slow and predictable breakdown
It took over 100 weeks for a compostable takeout cup to breakdown in a worm farm. So what’s the environmental benefit?
More A slow and predictable breakdownAvailable until 9 January 2021
Updated on 6 August 2020
Reducing methane emissions by 30 percent to address climate change
Lancashire diary farm Brades Farm have been working with a Swiss argo-science company to pilot a feed supplement, significantly reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from their herds.
More Reducing methane emissions by 30 percent to address climate changeAvailable until 7 January 2021
Updated on 6 August 2020
What happens in your brain when tasting coffee
How confident are you of being able to accurately assess coffee?
More What happens in your brain when tasting coffeeUpdated on 6 August 2020
Global warming is the biggest threat facing humanity. If all else fails, could geo-engineering be the answer?
Solar geo-engineering is controversial. There are strong reasons not to do it. But if current methods of countering global warming fail, then the last resort may be to artificially control the global temperature. The Economist investigates.
More Global warming is the biggest threat facing humanity. If all else fails, could geo-engineering be the answer?Available until 20 August 2021
Updated on 9 February 2020
Photogenic Shots V. Tasty Shots
Co-founder of Square Mile Coffee Roasters, James Hoffmann, looks back to when we made thicker – and in his opinion – better-looking espresso.
Hint: it didn’t necessarily taste better.
More Photogenic Shots V. Tasty ShotsUpdated on 6 August 2020