Office Coffee Can Inspire Workers
Many workers arrive at the office with a take-out cup of coffee and then wait eagerly for the agreeable aroma signaling time for a break and another opportunity to imbibe their favorite drink. Some people enjoy a cup of tea or a cold beverage to quench their thirst. For others, the cup of office coffee provides a feeling of well being and enjoyment and energizes them for the rest of the day.
A favorite topic of discussion and gentle rivalry around the water cooler is the influence of coffee on its devotees. Those who indulge are armed with every possible argument proofing the positive impact of their brew of choice. Not to be outdone, those who abstain have lined up their own theories.
Generally, studies have shown that the type of bean used and where it was grown is an important factor but which is the best area for growing the product is hotly debated. The method of brewing has a significant impact on the quality of the product. Ultimately, if the beans are not correctly roasted, it does not matter whether the beverage is beneficial or not because no one can enjoy badly roasted coffee beans.
To an aficionado, flavor and taste varies according to the land of origin of a particular crop. Each of the 80 countries, and each region in these countries, produces a bean that will result in a slightly different piquancy and palate. The climate at the exact latitude and altitude at which it is grown makes a substantial difference to a final product. With growth spanning three continents, it is not unexpected that there are many species of the berry.
It is not surprising that, like a good wine, many people can predict quality according to the origin of growth. For some aficionados, a single blend from a single region produces the best results. Others believe that the flavor and aroma can be vastly improved by blending beans grown in different climates. Because these are subjective judgments, the only criteria for success can really be sales, although this is dependent on marketing and other factors.
Of all the players in the production of good coffee, the master roaster plays the most important role. His knowledge, skill and understanding of the art of roasting will make the difference between a good crop and a bad one. Originally roasters acquired their skills as apprentices but now they study the various methods of roasting and so are able to improve the quality of those beans that they are given.
The green bean only acquires a flavor when it is subjected to heat. Too much heat and the flavor are lost in a moment. If insufficient heat is applied, or for too short a period, the taste will retain the original blandness. As with any art, only time and practice can lead one to perfection.
Such is the dependency of a farmer and his workers on the skills of his master roaster, that his engagement with the crop can mean success or failure to the farmer. It can mean that the planters and pickers enjoy good rewards or that they work for a pittance. In those countries, where this product is the highest earner of foreign currency, he has a special responsibility.
Do not go into the good and bad effects of the beverage. Remember only that workers appreciate and are inspired by a good cup of office coffee. At the same time, workers in 80 countries across the world feed their families on the product that you purchase.
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December 27, 2011 | Posted by Adriana Noton
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