Sugar in Coffee
Sugar in Coffee Coffee in its raw state is a seed of a cherry-like fruit. It has some forms of
29 October 2024
Who would have thought it?
The City-Fobes from rural Herefordshire are hijacking the Fetco stand for the retail days of the London Coffee Festival. If you are JG trade regulars, our coffee should be brewed during the Thursday and Friday on the Fetco stand. On Saturday (please Landrover start and get us there) and Sunday, Peter, Oli and possibilities of Jacob and Terez too will be there to wait for it…talk coffee. So that’s lots of JG peeps (well at least 2) having a brew and a chat. We really hope some of you are able to make it across and say hello, as most of you know Peter is renowned for being socially elusive in the coffee world, so this could be your chance to ask that question or just drink that shot!
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