How coffee took over the world

Re:How coffee took over the world by matwood on Friday March 20, 2020 @06:57AM (#22636573)

I think people also underestimate the efficiency of supply chains. Not quite the same thing because of scale, but one of the best places in the US to get oysters is restaurant in Denver, CO. While Denver is not near water, it is near the center of the US and gets fresh oysters from both coasts.

I'm not sure many people are air-shipping coffee for freshness, but Germany could easily provide 'fresh' roasted coffee for anywhere in Europe.

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Re:How coffee took over the world by mason55 on Friday March 20, 2020 @07:47AM (#22636774)

What’s the restaurant name? I’m in Denver and love oysters

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Re:How coffee took over the world by matwood on Friday March 20, 2020 @09:37AM (#22637384)

Jax Fish House downtown. I used to think it was just a localish place, but I've mentioned 'good oysters in Denver' to vendors who travel a lot and they all immediately say Jax. Admittedly, I haven't been to Jax in quite a few years since moving to the coast, but people I talk with still say it's great.

https://www.jaxfishhouse.com/lodo/

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Re:How coffee took over the world by mason55 on Friday March 20, 2020 @02:20PM (#22639973)

Cool, thank you! I walk by it all the time, never occurred to me that it might actually be really good.

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