Everything You Need to Know About Coffee

Cafés and coffee shops across the world are offering matcha and are competing for the stock they need to keep up with the increasing demand for the tea. What's all the fuss about?

The humble kettle has been around for longer than you might think but could become obsolete, at least for brewing tea, if the current trend for using microwaves continues.

Across the pond, independent coffee shops are enabling customers to go very large by offering super-sized iced drinks. These leviathans are increasingly appearing on TikTok and other social media platforms, sparking heightened interest in the buckets, many of which even boast handles.

Donald Trump has been at it again, threatening to inflict 50% import tariffs on commodities from Brazil. How might those tariffs affect coffee prices, and will the impact f Trump’s actions extend to the UK?

If you love coffee, you have probably heard of cold brew but may not have sampled it yet. Cold brew coffee has surged in popularity in recent years—and for good reason. Unlike traditional hot-brewed coffee, cold brew is made by...

Coffee is certainly growing in popularity across the UK and demand for the beverage is continuing to inspire new trends. Here are the latest coffee trends to give you an overview of where taste, technology, and sustainability are taking coffee...

These days, it’s hard to imagine a world without the convenience of the tea bag. Whether at home, in an office, or in a hotel room, the tea bag is the epitome of comfort, satisfaction and simplicity. This unassuming little...

Whether it's the comforting ritual of a morning cuppa or the refined elegance of afternoon tea, tea has long been embedded in the British way of life.  This now-ubiquitous drink boasts a history as rich and complex as its flavour.

Coffee has now been shown to offer numerous health benefits. It is also a delicious, comforting and satisfying beverage. But if you love your coffee, have you ever wondered exactly why it’s good for you and even why it’s so...

Despite our growing taste for coffee, we still drink significantly less than coffee lovers in many other countries. You might think that coffee consumption is at its highest in Italy or the United States and so it could surprise you to hear that it is the people of Finland that drink the most coffee.

What will coffee look like in the future? Will coffee still come from beans, or will it be brewed in labs? Will sustainability and science transform our favourite morning ritual?

Most coffee lovers have experimented with flavour either by exploring different roasts or by adding syrups and spices. Perhaps you are one of them. But there’s an interesting addition you could make to your coffee that you may not have considered.