Departure:
Columbus Coffee Review is undergoing a change in personnel. Bronwyn is leaving Columbus to teach English in South Korea! She is, however, staying in Seattle for a few days before setting down in Seoul, so hopefully we'll get some interesting field reports out of her. Damion will continue reviewing coffee shops and providing intermittent reports on producting countries (he's also got a tasting/info event in the works...stay tuned).
Fact: South Koreans consumed 3.9 pounds of coffee per capita in 2007. (src)
Arrivals:
Caffe Daniela is moving from Old Worthington to Downtown (Broad & High). While caffe is 50% their name, they seem to be more of an Italian eatery than purveyor of coffee. There is an espresso machine in a picture on their website, so who knows.
There also seems to be no new word on Urban Republic, the coffee shop that was supposed to be open at the end of July in the Seneca building, also in Downtown. Seems like a no-go, unfortunately.
(Here's a link and another link.)
Columbus Coffee Review is undergoing a change in personnel. Bronwyn is leaving Columbus to teach English in South Korea! She is, however, staying in Seattle for a few days before setting down in Seoul, so hopefully we'll get some interesting field reports out of her. Damion will continue reviewing coffee shops and providing intermittent reports on producting countries (he's also got a tasting/info event in the works...stay tuned).
Fact: South Koreans consumed 3.9 pounds of coffee per capita in 2007. (src)
Arrivals:
Caffe Daniela is moving from Old Worthington to Downtown (Broad & High). While caffe is 50% their name, they seem to be more of an Italian eatery than purveyor of coffee. There is an espresso machine in a picture on their website, so who knows.
There also seems to be no new word on Urban Republic, the coffee shop that was supposed to be open at the end of July in the Seneca building, also in Downtown. Seems like a no-go, unfortunately.
(Here's a link and another link.)
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