Coexist Coffee’s first time at a major coffee event went swimmingly. We made new friends in the industry, caught up with folks we know, and had a fantastic time talking Coexist.
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Many, many people ask us about our coffee. Where does it come from? Why, exactly, does it taste so good? Is it better than Starbucks? (Yes.) But more importantly, why is it different?
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Thanks to you, we’re running out of our delicious coffee. So we’ve ordered a new batch, which it turns out is a pretty impressive process. Here’s the journey that Coexist Coffee takes to get to you and what we mean when we say that it’s incredibly high quality.
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You probably know by now that we keg our cold brew, but you might not know where the magic happens. We’ve thankfully gone beyond our office kitchen and teamed up with some kick-ass local brewers.
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Thoughts on the Metro Cooking & Entertaining Show and how you guys funded 416 weeks of school over the course of two days.
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Coexist brewmaster Dana Reinert takes you from concept to keg as she describes the development of our new nitro brew.
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If you had stopped by the Coexist Campaign office at all this week, you would have seen an endless stream of people, packages, lunches from Café Tu-o-tu, kegs, coffee, and, in general, organized chaos. Why? Because tomorrow is the H Street Festival and we’re going all in.
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The Coexist team made new friends and met a lot of interesting people at the Greenbelt Festival. One of those was Ged Tyrrell, CEO of Tank Coffee, a distributor and roaster based in the UK. He invited us to take a look at their operation, so we sent Michael out to do just that. Here's his report from the visit.
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You'll soon be seeing Coexist pop-up booths at festivals and farmers markets starting this weekend in the UK at the Greenbelt Festival. Meet the team behind the design and learn about what's in store when you see us out and about.
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It's tough to coexist until we know each other. That's our philosophy. Lance McPherson and Michael Wakelin of the Coexist Foundation had the trips of a lifetime, meeting with people in Uganda and India who had figured out how to coexist.
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Our friend Vipul took us to the Chetna Organic Headquarters, not so far away, and introduced us to the team.
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These must be the best looked-after factory employees in India.
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An unassuming person, Arun Chandra Ambatipudi has been instrumental in creating a farmer-owned organic cotton cooperative that is now present in three regions of India (Andhra Pradesh, Orissa/Odissa, and Maharashtra).
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This was so exhausting. Yet for Chetna's farmers, it was a sign of just how far they have come together.
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Hi, my name is Michael. Today is my birthday. I never imagined I might spend it like this!
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Were we interested in vanilla or cocoa? Community leaders were excited to tell us about other products that they made. But we just plain loved their coffee.
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On our first day in Uganda, we got to meet with some key players in the Peace Kawomera efforts. It was all about relationships from the get-go.
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