Get All About Coffee by William H. Ukers FOR FREE!!
from http://billykangas.blogspot.com
For those of you who want access to a classic text of coffee it is now available online for free!! (which is a whole lot better then the $650.00 price tag for it on Amazon )
You download it or view it online here
Thank you Project Gutenberg!
Some consider this book the definitive work on the history and influence of coffee. It covers the historical, technical, scientific, commercial, social and artistic dimensions of coffee.
I first heard of the book as a thing of legend, but was never able to get my hands on a copy. It's a beautiful book in many ways. "The Bible of the Coffee Trade" according to Sweet Maria's
Originally published in 1935... Get it now Free!
For those of you who want access to a classic text of coffee it is now available online for free!! (which is a whole lot better then the $650.00 price tag for it on Amazon )
You download it or view it online here
Thank you Project Gutenberg!
Some consider this book the definitive work on the history and influence of coffee. It covers the historical, technical, scientific, commercial, social and artistic dimensions of coffee.
I first heard of the book as a thing of legend, but was never able to get my hands on a copy. It's a beautiful book in many ways. "The Bible of the Coffee Trade" according to Sweet Maria's
Originally published in 1935... Get it now Free!
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Permalink Reply by Jesse Bladyka on
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Super fun book. Actually I believe that the original publication was 1922, with a second (much expanded) edition in 1935 that is still reprinted and widely available. I'm lucky enough to live in a Laramie, WY, where the University library has a 1935 edition (not even in their rare/antiquities, wtf?) so check the shelves. Anyway, I've browsed although not read thoroughly. I recommend checking it out.
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Permalink Reply by Billy Kangas on
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Thanks for the info on the publication I had a lot of trouble finding a good source on the history
Jesse Bladyka said:Super fun book. Actually I believe that the original publication was 1922, with a second (much expanded) edition in 1935 that is still reprinted and widely available. I'm lucky enough to live in a Laramie, WY, where the University library has a 1935 edition (not even in their rare/antiquities, wtf?) so check the shelves. Anyway, I've browsed although not read thoroughly. I recommend checking it out.
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