With International Women’s Day around the corner, iconic Kiwi coffee roastery, Allpress, is launching a limited edition, single-origin coffee to highlight projects that advance women’s rights and promote equity, while putting the spotlight on the contribution women make to coffee. Working alongside Rwandan based Nziza Women’s
Good news for those of us who can’t face the day without their morning flat white: a long-term study has revealed drinking higher amounts of coffee may make you less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease. As part of the Australian Imaging, Biomarkers and Lifestyle Study of Ageing, researchers from Edith Cowan University (ECU) investigated whether coffee intake affected the
Whether you enjoy your coffee black or with a touch of oat milk, International Coffee Day is all about celebrating this much-loved beverage and the growers behind it! Looking at some of the easy ways we can support coffee growers and farmers in the Pacific
Photography Fahmi Fakhrudin, Unsplash. Words by Donika Kraeva. “As long as there was coffee in the world, how bad could things be?”, wrote Cassandra Clare in City of Ashes. And we can almost see all coffee addicts out there affirmatively nodding while reading this. Coffee is definitely
Since beginning as a coffee cart over 30 years ago in Auckland, Allpress has grown and expanded throughout New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Japan, and the UK. Allpress was the first New Zealand coffee roaster to use a certified compostable cup in 2011 and has now made
Auckland-based organic coffee roaster Kōkako is opened its first speciality coffee bar in Commercial Bay on June 11. From its intimate, considered space, Kōkako Commercial Bay showcases the company’s vast and varied range of coffee, with the aim to encourage its customers to venture beyond
Coffee Supreme has launched a new coffee that’s in an entirely new product category. It’s a 50:50 split of caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee — it’s a coffee for all the times, time after time. Al Keating of Coffee Supreme says, “Us Kiwis love coffee, and as
If you are getting the jitters at 9 am from your double shot espresso or are finding that coffee is no longer working for your body, it might be time to change your pick-me-up drink. There are loads of coffee alternatives on the market, but
What's the deal with BYO reusable cups to cafés in Level 3, and should we be worried? We talk to Kate Hall of Ethically Kate who clears things up for both customers and café owners. The morning of the 28th of April was the morning
