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In fact, I just saw a hard copy of the Age and the article is from the Epicure section in todays Age which has a feature on the diversiti brought to Australia by the immigrants post WWII.
Looks like a good feature if you get the chance to look at it. In the article about the roasters, there is a picture of some roasted beans that look like a CS 13.
Good article after I got over "Melburnians" in the first sentence. I assume that is a Melbournian that burns something maybe to a CS13 level?
Its also a good little history of Melbourne name coffee over the last 50 years.
Maria Paoli, of Evolving Success, runs historical coffee tours of Melbourne, walking small groups through the city and into coffee houses such as Pellegrinis, talking about the history of espresso.
Sounds like something we should suss out for a CS pickup day in the future.
I have a copy of the "Espresso, Melbourne Coffee Stories" book they refer to in The Gaggia Men article on the opposite page (pg 20). It was a great read (though that was a few years ago now!).
not a spelling mistake! youre just dirty :P The word cum is an English word...eg. actor-cum-singer meaning, an actor who has turned in to a singer...come on...its a broadsheet newspaper..not a tabloid like the herald sun
Originally posted by Wushoes link=1181009182/0#7 date=1181046302
not a spelling mistake! youre just dirty :P The word cum is an English word...eg. actor-cum-singer meaning, an actor who has turned in to a singer...come on...its a broadsheet newspaper..not a tabloid like the herald sun
Nice try Wushoes, though I think youll find that its not English, but rather, Latin. Then again, I wonder if there is such a thing as an English word apart from youse
Originally posted by kohi link=1181009182/0#3 date=1181027527
I have a copy of the "Espresso, Melbourne Coffee Stories" book they refer to in The Gaggia Men article on the opposite page (pg 20). It was a great read (though that was a few years ago now!).
I have it on good authority that an up-dated version of this book is about to be released: I should know the publisher is my media studies lecturer!
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