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In the early days of the coffee craze, before the first
Starbucks arrived in my town, I owned a tea and coffee
house for several years. At the time, espresso was
something new for most people, and a lot of my customers
had questions. I decided to teach a class on coffee at the
shop, and learned in the process that there are several
misunderstandings about buying, storing, and grinding
coffee that when corrected can lead to a much more
enjoyable cup of coffee.
