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Become a Coffee Connoisseur: Coffee Vocabulary equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
7 months ago in Business and Career
A coffee bean travels a long journey from the tree it grows on to your mug. Along the way, it passes through many hands to be harvested, processed, sold, roasted, packaged, and brewed, and with journey that comes an entire dictionary of terms and jargon. We have put together a glossary to help you navigate coffee vocabulary and better understand the coffee bean.
Order Now the best Canadian Coffee Roasters from Equator equatorcoffeero.livejournal.com
Equator Coffee Roaster
7 months ago in Business and Career
On some days, nothing compares to the coziness of relaxing at home with a fantastic cup of coffee and many thanks to the outstanding equator Canadian Coffee Roasters. Small-scale, independent coffee roasting is a form of art. The top coffee roasters are prepared to deliver freshly roasted beans to your door, making it simple for you to enjoy wonderful coffee at home.
Subscriptions are here! equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
8 months ago in Business and Career
Introducing coffee subscriptions. Set it, forget it, and most importantly, never be stuck without the good stuff again. 1. Choose your coffee Select your favourite coffee and bag size (340g or 5lb), you can order any combination of coffees you wish, and this can be customized each month. Our pick: Get yourself a mainst. Read More: https://equator.ca/blogs/news/subscriptions-are-here-just-three-steps-and-youll-never-forget-to-pick-up-coffee-again
Buy Coffee = Plant Trees with our latest Coffee for a Cause equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
9 months ago in Business and Career
Coffee for a Cause” is a campaign that raises money for a charity or cause whose mission we believe in. It’s simple: for each cause-focused coffee released in the series, we donate $5 of every bag sold, to the preselected charity. During the campaign, customers are also welcome to top up their donation at the cafés and online.
Where does coffee come from and how does that impact the flavour? equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
9 months ago in Other
Spring marks the return of our nitro cold-brew coffee, the go-to drink at coffee shops when temperatures start to climb. Equator’s cold brew is crafted at our own roastery and served from nitro taps, giving your glass of cold brew that distinguishable creamy head and dark, rich body, resembles a pint of Guinness. Cold brew coffee is delectably creamy, smooth, and sweeter than hot brewed…
Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day 2022 equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
9 months ago in Business and Career
Amber Hall is the co-founder of Equator Coffee. She recently had the opportunity to visit two Indigenous communities – a Ngäbe-Buglé settlement in Costa Rica for the inauguration of their first female chief, and the Anishinaabe nation in Northwestern Ontario (Treaty 3) as part of her work with SchoolBOX.
Seasonal Coffee Artist Series: Summer with Cheri Robitaille equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
9 months ago in Other
If you have been following our Seasonal Coffee Artist Series from the beginning, you may remember that our first coffee of the series, the Winter Seasonal, featured artwork by Cheri Robitaille. We are now featuring Cheri again, this time with her piece Sunset Surf for Summer Seasonal.
Where does coffee come from and how does that impact the flavour? equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
10 months ago in Business and Career
A coffee bean\'s origin, the climate in which it’s grown, and it’s variety all have a part to play in the flavour of the coffee before it is even roasted! In this blog post, we will explore the origin of coffee and how that impacts the flavour of the final product.
From the Single Origin Series: Bolaven Plateau Coffee Producers Cooperative equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
10 months ago in Digital Marketing and MMO
Our latest Single Origin, Laos Peaberry, is from the Bolaven Plateau Coffee Producers Cooperative in Bolaven Plateau in southern Laos.The Bolaven Plateau Coffee Producers Cooperative, or CPC, was created in 2007 with the support of the French Agency for Development. Their main goal was to gain better market access for small-scale producers who, previously, had been very dependent on local traders and low prices. CPC…
The Carbon, Climate, and Coffee Initiative equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
11 months ago in Business and Career
We believe in coffee as a climate solution. As a member of Cooperative Coffees, we are proud to announce the launch of the Carbon, Climate, and Coffee Initiative. At Cooperative Coffees, we strive to be climate engaged across our entire supply chain. The Carbon, Climate, and Coffee Initiative supports carbon-sequestering agricultural practices and other innovative farmer-led projects contributing to the health and sustainable development in…
Equipment Review with Chris – Grinders equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
11 months ago in Business and Career
Are you looking to make improvements to your home coffee set-up but don’t know where to begin? There are many products on the market that claim to make the perfect cup, but which is best for you and your lifestyle? We wish to offer you our expert, unbiased recommendations on brewing equipment and accessories to make your coffee at home taste as good as it…
Producer Profile: Edil Adonis Benitez equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
11 months ago in Business and Career
Our latest Single Origin microlot is a honey-processed medium roast from the COMSA cooperative in Honduras. This coffee was produced by farmer Edil Adonis Benitez at his family’s farm, Finca Polvo Cósmico. This coffee was made available to Equator through Coop Coffee’s premium lot program. The premium lot program seeks to support quality initiatives within producer cooperatives, encouraging the work of the coop and the…
Maple and Coffee, a Sweet Collaboration equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
11 months ago in Business and Career
It’s Maple April here at Equator and leading up to the month of all things maple we have had the privilege of collaborating with another local business in our community, Fulton’s Maple Syrup. After sitting down and chatting with one of the smiling faces behind the Fulton's name, we were able to learn about their fascinating history and see how they, like many other local…
Seasonal Coffee Artist Series: Winter With Anne Moore equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
12 months ago in Business and Career
Our latest coffee from the Seasonal Coffee Artist Series is Winter Seasonal featuring artwork from Ottawa Valley artist Anne Moore. The Seasonal Coffee Artist Series invites local talent to be featured on bags of Equator Coffee.
Celebrate Maple Season With Our Maple Latte Recipe equator.ca
Equator Coffee Roaster
12 months ago in Business and Career
April is Maple Season in the Ottawa Valley and we are celebrating with all things maple. All month long, enjoy our special maple menu in our cafés featuring our friends at Fulton's Maple Syrup! Try items like Maple Latte, Maple Matcha, Iced Oat Maple Latte, Maple Tart, Maple Bacon Breakfast Sammy, and more
