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Coffee at the Moment

Mark Prince
Coffee at the Moment Columnist

Mark Prince

Mark has certified as a Canadian, USA, and World Barista Championship Judge in both sensory and technical fields, as well as working as an instructor in coffee and espresso training. He started CoffeeGeek in 2001.

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Up to the minute, day or week news and views on things happening in and around coffee, including new developments in machines, short reviews of events, and wherever we can, talk about the movement toward making coffee a culinary thing.

Eveyrthing from hand grinders and cool espresso cups to the potential "Coffee of the Year" (no, it's not Esmeralda!) is covered in this edition of Coffee at the Moment. Mark also asks you how you feel about trade show and barista competition coverage on the website.
As "Coffee at the Moment" starts to find its groove, Mark Prince talks about trade shows, interesting brewing devices, coffee blogs, some great current coffee offerings around North America, cafe awards and much more.
Some times you just gotta take risks. Like the huge risk of taking 8oz of coffee, valued at $135, and try to make some espresso from it.
Mark Prince revives a very old article of his with some new thoughts about the nirvana of espresso, which may not necessarily be the "god shot".
Mark Prince, in his quest to become a certified World Barista Championship judge, rediscovers a drink long lost to him.
Mark Prince tackles a heady subject who's time may have come - defining a new term in espresso vernacular: the God Shot.
Mark takes a look at five high quality tampers designed for the ultimate CoffeeGeek.
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