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2010 | 2011 | 2012…

BEST IN IRELAND
John & Sally McKenna's Bridgestone Guides

2011

Winner of Best Beverage
DUBLIN STREET FOOD AWARDS
2012 Irish Latte Art Championship

2012 Irish Latte Art Championship

We area delighted to announce that Coffeeangel’s Ruslan Mocharskyy has won the 2012 Avonmore Irish Latte Art Championship! He will now be representing Ireland at the 2012 World Latte Art Championships (location to be confirmed). We couldn’t be more proud!!! Ruslan can be found dividing his time between our North Wall Quay location & The [...] ...More


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Coffeeangel Christmas Calendar

CHQ Closing – 23.12.11 at 1100 Re-open – 03.01.12 at 0700 NWQ Closing – 22.12.11 at 1430 Re-open – 03.01.12 at 0700 MYO Closing – 23.12.11 at 1500 Re-open – 03.01.12 at 0700 Online Shop Last date for deliveries – noon on 21.12.11 Last date for collection – 1100 on 22.12.11 All webshop orders placed [...] ...More


Free-Delivery

Free Delivery on Irish Christmas Orders

Tough as it is, we’ve decided to ignore all the financial doom & gloom this holiday season. We’ve taken it upon ourselves to spread a little festive cheer (and hopefully value) by offering FREE DELIVERY on all Irish Webshop orders over €100. Free Delivery means you won’t pay a cent for any orders over €100 [...] ...More


Brew Methods

Brew Methods

With another Christmas just around the corner, there will be plenty of coffee gadgets, tools and brewers packed, wrapped and deposited beneath trees. Whether you are giving or receiving, the gift options for the coffee lover are endless. At Coffeeangel, we are big fans of a multitude of manual brewing methods. But we accept that [...] ...More


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Supermarket Challenge

A few weeks back I was kindly asked by Evening Herald journalist, Leslie Williams, to participate in a cupping of supermarket coffees along with food & wine writer, obsessive home roaster and friend, Ernie Whalley. The purpose of which was to give the paper’s readers an objective view of the coffees readily available on the [...] ...More


*Dec 19 - 00:05*

Absent With Out Leave

As frustrating, disruptive and unprecedented as the Irish weather has been of late, we get more infinitely more upset knowing that our valued customers may have braved the elements and icy footpaths only to find that our MCU’s (Mobile Coffee Units) are not where they should have been. We pride ourselves on our dogged dertermination [...] ...More


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A Rose By Any Other Name…

Truth be told, I have never tasted a gooseberry. Nor a tamarind, rambutan or a kumquat for that mattter. If I see these flavour descriptors on wine labels I can be fairly cetain that they imply an exotic fruit flavour, but beyond that I’m pretty lost. Sweet? Acidic? Floral? Haven’t got a clue? But give [...] ...More


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Grasshopper, I have much to learn…

I have spent countless hours extracting, weighing, sipping, spilling, reading and trawling the interweb in an effort to keep up with the latest trends, expand my knowledge and skills base and admittedly try to gain as much competitive advantage as possible. And the knowledge, tips and insights I have gleaned for myself and from generous [...] ...More


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The Patriotism of Survival

I will probably annoy a few people with this post – some of them industy colleagues and friends. But I was heartened and motivated by the comments made by James Hoffmann in response to a recent article in The Atlantic. James writes: Great coffee should be fresh, above all it should be local. The lack [...] ...More