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Hoffmann J., The world atlas of coffee. from beans to brewing - coffees explored, explained and enjoyed — 2014

James Hoffmann's The World Atlas of Coffee is an essential addition to your coffee library. Featuring extensive information on the coffee plant, growing, and processing, it also dives into topics like roasting, brewing, even water chemistry. It is a comprehensive piece of coffee knowledge and history, and regardless of your experience level as a home coffee enthusiast or professional barista, there's something to offer every reader. James is a seasoned coffee professional and former World Barista Champion, not to mention prolific writer on his own personal blog on the coffee industry. His attention to detail in the World Atlas of Coffee is one of its best features, as each subject is given enough depth and focus on its own to provide an ample and informative background. And thanks to his focus on practical information rather than trends or fads in coffee, this isn't a book which will find itself outdated in just a few years.

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