coffee culture, like any culture, has a language. it is the use of words formed into sentences, sentences composed into premeditated discourse, on the relationship of coffee, barista and consumer that inspires the forward movement of one of the things that makes coffee so special – culture. #enjoy

“I think I have the best job in the world”  Stacey @S_kock of @Vervecoffee

“My job as a barista has a lot to do with communication, I am a sensationalist here to excite you about coffee.” Ryan of @PortolaCoffee

“Its his coffee, his farm, his land, his community” @kgbohlin of @StFrankCoffee

“Steamed milk is espresso’s best friend.” @villaphoto of @BellanoCoffee

“Ground coffee and water by themselves aren’t particularly special, but together: magic.” @trmnsvrsn of @PortolaCoffee

“Its the role of the barista and roaster to represent the flavors intrinsic of the coffee.” Devorah of @equatorcoffees

 ”I really love making coffee.” @GiantLilAnimals of @ritualcoffee

“Coffee can be an experience that is greater than the sum of its parts.”  @Nicolas650 of Pressure and Profiles

“A barista is the individual for preserving the inherent qualities of the coffee.” @MacAllieA of Prescott Donut Factory