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1. The aroma of (name of country) coffee is like a flower valley after a spring rain.
2. For best results, always brew a pot of coffee to its full capacity.
3. For best brewing results, spread the coffee grounds evenly in the filter basket.
4. Coffee should never be held in an open decanter for longer than a half hour.
5. Coffee in a clean, pre-heated thermal server can still taste great for two hours or more.
6. Green coffee beans nearly double in size during roasting, but shrink 16% by weight.
7. Did you know that a coffee tree usually produces only around one pound of coffee beans in a year?
8. Did you know that it takes five years for a coffee tree to come into full bearing?
9. The higher in altitude that coffee grouws, the finer the cup quality.
10. Did you know that "acidity" in coffee commands a premium price? That's because acidity in coffee provides brightness, or "point" in the cup.
11. The darker the coffee beans are roasted, the darker the resulting coffee brew in color. The lighter the roast, the lighter the brew.
12. The finer the coffee is ground, the stronger the coffee will be, all other things being equal. But coffee ground too fine can be over-extracted, tasting bitter.
13. The weight of coffee used determines its strength. Normally, the better the weight, the better the brew, and the better the aroma while brewing.
14. Fresh, hot water, in fusion with the coffee, should be over 190º Fahrenheit for optimum brewing.
15. The longer the brewing time, the stronger the brew, all other things being equal.
16. Coffee under 140 degrees Fahrenheit tastes better and won't burn you taste buds.
17. Coffee is great for your diet! It has no calories!
18. Coffee is great as a mild diuretic.
19. Coffee contains B-complex vitamins and no fat.
20. Coffee is renowned as a mild body regulator.
21. Coffee is produced in around 50 countries, most of which are in the "Third World."
22. All coffee is grown within 1,000 miles of the equator, from the Tropic of Cancer on the north, to the Tropic of Capricorn to the south.
23. The 3,500 beans on a coffee tree that go into making one pound of coffee have to be picked by labor that may average only a dollar a day.
24. The finest coffee is of the arabica species. Brazil and Colombia grows over 70% of the worlds supply of arabicas.
25. Countries straddling the equator, like Colombia, harvest more than one crop per year.
26. The jasmine-like, beautiful aroma of coffee flowers, carried by an off-shore breeze, can be smelled far out to sea as you approach a coffee port.
27. Every pound of coffee contains around 5 1/2 ounces of coffee oil, called "soluble solids" of coffee. Only around 70% of that oil should be extracted. The rest is bitter.
28. Do not re-heat brewed coffee. It is never so delicious as when it is freshly made.
29. Coffee is the world's most inexpensive luxury.
30. Coffee gently stimulates the nervous system - getting us up for another great day!
31. Coffee may be mildly habit forming - but what a beautiful habit!
32. Did you know there are around 3,500 coffee beans in one pound of coffee?
33. Canadian coffee lovers average about 12 pounds of coffee per person per year!
34. Did you know coffee cherries are crimson red, and are delicious as a fruit? But they can't be sold as fruit, for they quickly deteriorate after picking.
35. Coffee is the only product wherein the fruit is discarded, and we consume the seeds, which are the coffee beans.
36. Did you know there are normally two coffee beans facing each other in a coffee in a coffee cherry? When there is only one, it is called a peaberry.
37. Crimson, ripe cherries are picked by hand and processed by a "washed" method in the best coffee countries. They are allowed to dry right on the trees in others.
38. Coffee trees are actually bushes that have a life of around 20 to 25 years, and can grow to over 20 feet in height.
39. Coffee is best grown on volcanic mountain sides, at elevations of over 1,500 meters.
40. Coffee is the largest commodity in world trade, after petroleum.
41. Coffee provides a living for millions of people in the poorer, "Third World."
42. The dried pulp form coffee cherries is often used as fuel for the heat needed to dry the green coffee beans to their required eleven to twelve percent moisture content.
43. Green coffee is roasted to between 410 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on the coffee type, and the degree of roast coloration desired.
44. Did you know that perfectly brewed coffee is about 98.75% water, and 1.25% solids of coffee?
45. As the saying goes, "coffee floats, tea sinks."
46. Did you know that Canada is among the top world importers of the world's highest grade coffee, right along with Germany and Finland? 47. Did you know Brazil grows around 30% fo all the coffee produced in the world?
48. Who said Juan Valdez owned a donkey in 1993, then after the high coffee prices following the Brazilian frost of 1994, traded it in on a new Mercedes?
49. Each pound of coffee properly yields around 50 cups of the delicious brew?
50. There are three elements to a perfect cup of coffee: good coffee, brewed at full strength, and served quickly.
51. Non-dairy creamer should be in the cup before the coffee, so coffee will not cool below 170 degrees, where the creamer will not dissolve properly.
52. Coffee, if it were taxed like wine, would be more expensive than wine, and should be so treated.