Barista Hustle Tools Terroir Book: An Enlightening Journey Through the World of Coffee Cultivation, From the Soil to Your Cup (Hardcover) Hardcover – January 1, 2023

Great, lot of information, interesting book.

Beautiful and informative book. Unfortunately, my copy came with a rip on the dust jacket at the spine. Topics range from coffee cultivation to climate change. There is also a handy glossary and an index. It is 163p and measures 7.5x9.25 inches.

This book is a treasure trove of information about coffee, perfect for browsing and always finding something new. It's packed with interesting facts, from the biology of coffee plants to the cultural aspects of coffee. The book is beautifully designed with appealing pictures, making it an excellent coffee table book. It's a great choice for anyone curious about coffee and would make a wonderful gift for a coffee lover. I highly recommend it for those wanting to learn more about the fascinating world of coffee.

One of those books that constantly surprises you with new information that you never knew. This is the perfect coffee table book. It's chock full of information about coffee!This is one of those books that you'll pick up and look at it and always find something that you never knew. It's just full of interesting information and it's all just there waiting to be discovered each time you pick it up.

This is an interesting book. The information that is provided is invaluable for not just coffee lovers but for gardeners in general. The book gives in-depth insights, and I recommend it.

Barista Hustle is to blame for my switching over from the tap to carefully crafted jugs of water perfectly balanced for coffee brewing with their articles "DIY Water Recipes: The World in Two Bottles" and "DIY Water Recipes Redux" and all the resulting upgrades to how I brew coffee at home which followed getting serious about water. I've been seeing this book advertised as forthcoming for quite some time now whenever I would revisit the aforementioned articles to try out a different ratio, and it's release snuck up on me.What surprised me most about this book wasn't the many ways it has me reexamining the humble coffee bean, but rather how much of the information I've gleaned can (and will) just as easily be applied to the garden in my own backyard.As beautiful as it is informative, "Terroir: Coffee from Seed to Harvest" is truly a coffee table book worth having.

Informative text and coffee table book. Perfect for a coffee lover.

I just finished reading *Terroir, Coffee from Seed to Harvest* by Jem Challender, and it’s a really nice, compact book—smaller than I expected but still well-produced. It’s not super luxe, but it definitely has a good quality feel to it. The cover is really appealing and would look great on display or on a shelf. In fact, this could be a coffee table book about coffee.The book itself is packed with interesting info, covering everything from the biology of coffee plants to cultural aspects and interviews with those in the industry, which makes it a fantastic read for anyone who’s deeply curious about coffee. It’s also a great gift option for the coffee lover in your life. Highly recommend for those wanting to dive deeper into the coffee world!