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What I Know About Growing a Coffee Business - Colin Harmon

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What Drop Coffee says about this coffee

What I Know About Growing a Coffee Business is the second book by very good friend of ours, Colin Harmon.

Colin Harmon is the owner of 3fe Coffee, running eight cafes around Dublin, Ireland, as well as a roastery and coffee wholesale business. He is also a four-time Irish Barista Champion and has worked extensively across the coffee industry in training, consultancy work, selling and developing specialty coffee equipment and much else.

In 2017, he self-published What I Know About Running Coffee Shops as a collection of the lessons he had learned from his journey in the coffee business as a cafe owner. He sold thousands of copies of the book worldwide, with translations into Spanish, Japanese, Ukrainian, Indonesian, Russian and Arabic and other languages published in the following years.

This follow-up, What I Know About Growing a Coffee Business, tells the story of 3fe’s growth from a business focused on serving great cups of coffee to its customers into one that operates across the entire coffee landscape. From opening new cafes, to working with food and at festivals, from being a coffee consultant to buying, roasting and shipping beans around the world, this book tells the st…

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What Drop Coffee says about itself

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“In 2018, we relocated our roastery to Rosersberg, just north of Stockholm, where we currently operate as a certified organic roaster.” their page (opens in a new tab)

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