There are thousands of coffee related sites. Here is a very short list with some of the major ones, as well as some of our favorites, organized by type. Just click on the name and away you go...
Information and Review Sites
Coffee FAQ: Everything you ever wanted know in a handy format. Thanks Scott
CoffeeGeek: Espresso Wunderkind, Mark Prince; features equipment reviews and many more consumer reviews
Home-Barista.com: High-end espresso equipment reviews for the home market and how to's
Coffee Review: Ken David's, the popularizer of homeroasting, monthly reviews of roast coffees
Riley's Coffee and Fudge: Barry Jarrett, the owner, is the first pro who took notice of people talking coffee on the Internet. So
Riley's is hereby named the official café/roaster of the Coffee-Internet. Also, June's fudges are so good, they might start an Internet of their own
Intelligentsia: In Jim's hometown, Chicago. Great coffee, great people
Gillies: New York's Don Schoenholt is one of the founders of specialty coffee, and a great supporter of coffee enthusiasts
Gimme Coffee: There's good coffee descriptions, there's bad coffee descriptions, then there's Gimme's descriptions. But the
educational material is solid enough for a banker
Counter Culture Coffee: Real espresso in the Old South? You bet. Another great supporter of us enthusiasts
Hines Public Market: Seattle Haut café. Seattle is the center of North American coffee culture
Coffee Bean Direct:A central New Jersey roaster priding themselves on roasting their coffee just prior to shipment.
Hacienda San Pedro:A coffee plantation in Central Puerto Rico selling high quality Arabica, both roasted and green beans, internationally. Supplier to Yauco Selecto.
Stanton Coffee Roasters: Four racing championships, an Indy 500 win and award winning coffees from
their "Racing Roaster"; Stanton Coffee has been revving up your day since 1999.
PT's Coffee Company: A quality-oriented roaster
specializing in sourcing high quality coffees and promoting sustainability
within the coffee industry.
Flamenco Organic: A microroaster of exclusively Fair Trade organic coffees.
Hula Daddy: Hula Daddy is a boutique coffee farm on the Hualalai volcano in the Kona, Hawaii coffee district, five minutes above the town of Kona.
Bolaven Farms: A Laotian farm working in conjuntion with the government to train and empower subsistence farmers to grow coffee so that thay can improve their lives.
Juan Tama Coffee: Juan Tama is a Colombian association of around 1,800 indigenous and afro-indian farmers in Cauca. It produces certified organic coffees which it sells roasted and green.
Doi Chaang Coffee:A coffee plantation in Northern Thailand growing Arabica beans and gathering coffee expelled by wild Civet cats.
Maya Earth Coffee: An organization dedicated to the sales and marketing of coffee grown by indigenous Mayan farmers in Guatemala.
Cuatro Sombras:A Puerto Rican 100% Arabica coffee from Hacienda Santa Clara whose roots go back to the mid-1800's.
P&F Coffee Limited: A coffee company located in Thailand and selling dry-processed coffee from the Doi Chang Lisumi Estate..
Internet Coffee Equipment Vendors
Whole Latte Love: One of the original Internet home coffee equipment vendors
Espresso! My Espresso: The ultimate love story: boy meets espresso machine ... But seriously, Randy's site has
tons of solid info on everything an espresso lover wants to know
God Shot: Chris of Stumptown's blog. Chris Tacy is a "3rd wave" barista: a taster, a roaster, and an officer of the Barista Guild of
America.
Professional Associations
SCAA: Specialty Coffee Association of America. The industry group for real coffee. Join as a consumer-member
NCA: National Coffee Association. The enemy. Industry group for Folgers, etc.
Barista Guild of America: A new association formed by enthusiastic and knowledgeable professional baristas
Roasters Guild: The association for professional craft roasters.
