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Permaculture and Coffee

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    In Marcy Norton’s piece entitled “Tasting Empire: Chocolate and the European Internalization of Mesoamerican Aesthetics,” Norton posits that contrary to scholarly opinion, chocolate and coffee’s emergence as a popular commodity came not from the thought that they could “insert it into existing flavor complexes and discursive categories” (Norton 660), which consequentially would have masked any “indigenous” flavors attributed to Mesoamerican terroir, but that the flavor complexes were unwittingly accepted by the Europeans’ palettes. The mechanism created to support Norton’s rebuttal of the popular belief is that in turn, and as a result of the somaticization of cacao and coffee, the commodity’s migratory power led to the “cross-cultural transmissions of taste” that transcended themselves into helping strengthen the global spice market. Norton doesn’t forget to mention that they did, however, develop in composition and style, but due to what’s referred to as the “technological and economic challenges posed by long-distance tradeContinue Reading

Field Study

  • Best Taste I’ve Had
    3 Dec 2015

    When it came to coffee I have to say I though Starbucks was high end. I never grew up around fancy coffees and never newContinue Reading

  • Business of Coffee in Olympia
    2 Dec 2015

        Coffee is a large cultural commodity which matters to a large majority of Americans who share a personal relationship with Coffee. However, theContinue Reading

  • Education, Outreach, and Commerce
    2 Dec 2015

           Coffee Time  712 NW 21st Ave. Portland, OR 97209  Coffee Time has been a long time resident to the Northwest neighborhood ofContinue Reading

  • Favorite Coffee
    30 Nov 2015

    It’s hard to say what my favorite coffee has been since the program began our three week study on the plant and its fruit, butContinue Reading

  • Field Study
    22 Sep 2015

    Photo:”Uganda-coffee” by Shared Interest from United Kingdom – 104_0439. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Common Day/Time Place Favorite Insight  11/10/2015 Batdorf and BronsonContinue Reading

Terroir +

  • Example: Terroir +
    22 Sep 2015

      Terroir +______ Components The terroir of Coffee can be considered as the equilibrium between soil management, climate, ethical values, and the relationship encountered betweenContinue Reading

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