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Southeast Coffee Family. (U.S.)

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Southeast Coffee Family. (U.S.)

kinda like the mob, but without the really cool names and Gatling guns. In the Southeast, and into coffee and the growth of a great coffee culture? Join the mob! Er, I mean, the family!

Members: 172
Latest Activity: Dec 2

There are many great espresso slingers around the Southeast U.S., and this group's in honor and celebration of them. Also, although not as famous, there are lots of great baristas showing the country that we got skills, too. We are also educating our area what good coffee is. Whether it's Java Jaay's Coffee in Decatur, AL, Octane Coffee in Atlanta, or Dilworth Coffee in Charlotte, the art and scene are being improved upon everyday!

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Jason Dominy

The Southeast Regional Jam weekend in Charlotte last weekend... Your thoughts? 5 Replies

Started by Jason Dominy. Last reply by James Spano Nov 29.

Gery Bastiani

Courthouse Coffee Cafe

Started by Gery Bastiani Aug 31.

Barbara Adams

Barista Needed in Coral Springs, Broward, Florida

Started by Barbara Adams Aug 1.

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Terri Voltz Comment by Terri Voltz on December 1, 2009 at 5:23pm
Anyone out there from Wake County, NC operating under the jurisdiction of the Department of Agriculture? I am curious about your menu and whether you have tried to incorporate lunch type foods as part of your offerings. We are exploring the possibilty of a wine bar and with that we would like to expand our food offerings to some non-sweet items.
Zech Comment by Zech on November 10, 2009 at 9:47am
WANTED: Awesome, transparent, easy to deal with suppliers of small lots of equally awesome green beans. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Mike Adams Comment by Mike Adams on October 20, 2009 at 10:47am
Blending BIGGER Profits Event Oct. 27th in Raleigh, NC

Calling all senior baristas and coffee shop/restaurant owners and managers!

We hope you’ll join us for the Blending Bigger Profits seminar presented by Jill Zimmerman of Caffe D’Amore and Thom Swain of Stockton Graham & Co., and hosted by our e-commerce partner for incredible specialty coffee and beverage supplies, Coffeeshop Depot.

Join us for this event on October 27th, 2009 from 1:00 – 3:30 pm at the Hampton Inn at Brier Creek (8021 Arco Corporate Dr., Raleigh, NC 27617) and learn BIG ideas on:

» Effective merchandising
» Achieving higher revenues
» Increasing ticket average
» Suggestive selling
» & BIGGER profits!

There will be free samples, door prizes, discount offers and more! We’ll also be giving away a FREE Vita-Mix commercial blender!

Advanced registration is required and space is limited. Register by fax, mail, phone (800.835.5943) or online at stocktongraham.com. The session fee is $25.00, which can be used as a credit towards any purchases. We hope to see you there!
Brady Comment by Brady on September 21, 2009 at 10:51am
The 2009 Souutheast Regional Jam is coming! It'll be held in Charlotte NC on the weekend of November 13th. Sessions for intermediate to advanced baristas. For more info and registration information, please visit:
www.SoutheastRegion.wordpress.com

Should be a fun, informative event.
Zech Comment by Zech on August 9, 2009 at 9:54am
Bike ride from Atlanta to Raleigh in mid to late September. I'm looking for cool shops, coffee pros in the know and a back yard or two to camp in. please help.
Hunt Slade Comment by Hunt Slade on August 1, 2009 at 9:32am
Hey here's a coffee videocast from our Southeastern roastery/shop: http://vimeo.com/5706709
Barbara Adams Comment by Barbara Adams on August 1, 2009 at 9:21am
I am looking for a Barista in Coral Springs, Florida, Broward county. If anyone is interested or know anyone interested, please contact me.
Scott Jenkins Comment by Scott Jenkins on April 21, 2009 at 6:30pm
hey, i'm gonna be taking a roadtrip with my brother next week from malibu, ca to kingsport, tn.

i was wondering, does anyone know/work at/can recommend a great coffee along i-40?
Jason Dominy Comment by Jason Dominy on March 30, 2009 at 10:57am
Oh yeah. SCAA-WBC Hotlanta, COMING SOON BABY!
Dave Delchamps Comment by Dave Delchamps on January 18, 2009 at 1:18pm
southeastern barista community! yeah, we're pretty much amazing.
 

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Jason Dominy Banks Thomas Brent hall Brady Jill Zimmerman Loren Anthony Brendon Parsons Brian Muller Nick Guidry Gery Bastiani James Spano George H Holt David Glick Dale B. Donchey Christina Byrne Zech Dave Delchamps Ken Hall Tony Riffel scott conary Chad Maslanka Anthony Rue Scott Jenkins The GreenBean Coffee Espresso & Tea LLC Monte Mandoline Medina Denise Smith Brian Aaron Clark Tabb
 
 

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