Nov
26
2006
Beer may be the oldest man-made brew, with wine a distant second. Beer recipes are at least as old as 6000 BC, but the oldest winemaking processes date ‘only’ from about the turn of the first millennium.
Their younger cousin, coffee, arose a few hundred years later, though no one knows how old the plant itself [...]
Nov
26
2006
In the 1930s, physicists started discovering a whole zoo full of exotic atomic particles. There were muons and kaons and who-knows-whatelse-ons. When told of these, the famous physicist Enrico Fermi said: ‘If I wanted to remember all that I would have become a botanist.’ Ironically, later he invented the process used in atomic bombs.
I feel [...]
Nov
26
2006
Good coffee isn’t as easy as percolating water through coffee grounds. Bad coffee, of course, is a cinch to make. But if you want the tastiest and freshest java for your morning wake up call, you need to take certain precautions before it even hits your coffee mugs.
First off, start with fresh cold water in [...]
Nov
26
2006
(ARA) Everyday, millions of Americans start their morning with a freshly brewed cup of coffee. Whether you take it with cream and sugar, or prefer it black, sipping on a blend of coffee beans is a ritual that graces household after household. But this holiday season, while entertaining or just cozying up by a warm [...]
Nov
25
2006
Welcome to Black As Midnight Blog – the blog for coffee lovers! Here you will find all the latest updates for our main site, as well as coffee news and new coffee products – we hope you enjoy!