<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2311772/open_sms">Send me a text message</a>In this episode we’re exploring the topic of defective coffee beans which are beans with problems that make them taste bad. What exactly is defective coffee and how can you tell if you are unfortunate enough to be drinking a cup of it? All will be revealed along with the importance of defective beans in defining the quality of a coffee. This week’s FACQ asks the crucial question of how to avoid buying defective coffee. Get in touch! Email: <a href='mailto:thecoffeedrinkersguide@gmail.com'>thecoffeedrinkersguide@gmail.com</a> Instagram: <a href='https://www.instagram.com/thecoffeedrinkersguide/'>@thecoffeedrinkersguide</a> Lusona Publishing and Media Limited website: <a href='https://www.lusonapub.co.uk/'>https://www.lusonapub.co.uk</a> You can also find the show notes and transcript here: <a href='http://www.thecoffeedrinkersguide.co.uk/'>www.thecoffeedrinkersguide.co.uk</a>

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Are you confused by coffee jargon? Frustrated that your coffee at home doesn’t taste quite as good as at your favourite cafe? If you want to learn more about coffee, join coffee expert Angela Holder as she shares her knowledge and passion for great coffee to help you get better coffee for a happier life. Ironically a bad cup of coffee was the catalyst for Angela's personal coffee journey. It led her into a career in the coffee industry where she discovered what truly makes a coffee taste good. Angela’s mission is to share this information with you so that you have the knowledge you need make better coffee at home and to find the cafes that serve great coffee when you’re not. In short coffee break sized episodes, Angela reveals need-to-know coffee information and coffee industry insights through the lens of a different theme each week. Join Angela on her quest to guide you towards better coffee so that you too can can brew great coffee at home. The best way to tackle life is one coffee at a time. Here’s to better coffee!