Recent Coffee Articles

Starbucks Is Stocking the Grocery Aisle for the Holidays — and the 2026 Lineup Is the Biggest Yet Before the Halloween candy is even off the shelves, Starbucks is already making its move into your kitchen. The Seattle coffee giant officially launched its 2026 holiday at-home lineup on October 5, f

Colombia's Harvest Stumbles, and Coffee Futures Feel Every Pound of It For anyone who starts the morning with a cup of Colombian arabica — and that's tens of millions of Americans — the commodity markets rarely feel personal. But when December arabica coffee futures (KCZ26) closed up 3.65 cents to

The Super El Niño Tax: How a Pacific Weather Cycle Is About to Hit Your Morning Coffee, Your Chocolate Bar, and Your Grocery Bill There is a force gathering strength across the Pacific Ocean right now — invisible, indifferent, and extraordinarily powerful — and by the time it peaks this winter, it

AeroPress Goes Premium in a New Way With Its First-Ever Walnut Wood Collection For two decades, AeroPress has been the coffee world's most unlikely cult object — a humble, palm-sized plastic cylinder that somehow out-brewed contraptions costing ten times as much. Engineers swore by it. Baristas co

5 Reasons to Brew With a Drip Coffee Maker Image credit: Flux.1 For all the attention that pour-overs, espresso machines, and French presses get in

Caraway's First-Ever Coffee Maker Is Gunning for the Plastic in Your Morning Brew Most men who take their coffee seriously have thought hard about the beans, the grind, the water temperature, the method. Very few have stopped to consider the miles of plastic tubing their boiling water passes throu

The $7 Latte That Launched a Thousand Arguments: Inside the Great Iced Coffee Interview Debate It started with a single TikTok video and a fairly mundane observation. Then it exploded into one of the more revealing cultural flashpoints of 2026 — a debate ostensibly about a cold beverage but actual

There's something almost ritualistic about a Costco run. You grab the flatbed cart, you wade through the oversized everything, you toss in a rotisserie chicken almost on autopilot, and then — if you're smart — you make your way to the beverage section. And somewhere in there, stacked in that no-non

8 Cozy Fall Bakes for Slow Mornings and Hot Coffee Image credit: Flux.1 There's a particular kind of morning that fall seems made for — the kind whe

No Breathing Room: Back-to-Back Storms Are Dismantling Hawaii's Coffee Industry in Real Time On the flanks of Mauna Loa and across the rolling highlands of Ka'u, coffee trees that took years to grow and longer to perfect are now lying on the ground. The 2026 hurricane season has turned into a rele