The Dutch colonised Indonesian island of Java in 1596, and found that the coffee plant thrived in its fertile volcanic soil. Java had become the primary source of coffee for the world by 1720, and the ...

Amidst the deluge of Zoom links, follow-up emails, and small plate wine bars, touching grass (like, literally touching grass) can feel very far away. The good news: It's not. Camping, backpacking, ...

India, Feb. 23 -- Just as slow and steady wins the race, it's the mindful and unhurried traveller who savours the journey in its entirety. Slow travel, as we see it, is an intentional shift in gears.

Testing the GSI Commuter Java Press to brew quality coffee anywhere while camping or traveling.

Inflation is hitting New Yorkers where it really hurts — in their morning cup of Joe. Coffee cart prices are creeping up as ...

Your coffee is more than just a beverage. It’s a legacy. A lesson in patience. Proof that the small things, the grind, the ...

Café Java, a longtime fixture in northwest Austin with locations in Round Rock and now Cedar Park, celebrated 30 years of operation in January.

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Chelsea Rae Bourgeois is a health writer and registered dietitian nutritionist with over eight years of experience in the clinical setting. Her writing covers nutrition and overall health topics, ...