
Mexican café de olla
The tradition of café de olla, Mexico’s spiced coffee brewed in clay pots, and its cultural significance as a rustic, comforting drink.
The tradition of café de olla, Mexico’s spiced coffee brewed in clay pots, and its cultural significance as a rustic, comforting drink.
The tradition of kopi tubruk, Indonesia’s rustic, unfiltered coffee style, and its role in daily life and hospitality.
The preparation, cultural role, and social traditions around Cuban cafecito and colada, iconic sweet espresso-based drinks in Cuban culture.
The role of cafezinho, Brazil’s traditional small coffee, in everyday life and hospitality.
How Scandinavian countries shaped a global trend toward light roast coffee, their brewing traditions, and cultural attitudes toward coffee drinking.
The traditions of Arabic coffee (qahwa) prepared with cardamom, its cultural symbolism, and role in hospitality across the Middle East.