Peace Coffee in Cinemagraphs, Part Two
Becca Dilley / Heavy Table
Yesterday, we brought you into the world of Peace Coffee’s roasting operations — today we continue that journey, and wrap it up with a cup of coffee at Peace Coffee’s cafe. Above, Head Roaster and Quality Control Manager Derek De La Paz sorts through roasted beans to eliminate flawed specimens that might spoil a customer’s morning cup.
Becca Dilley / Heavy Table
Peace Coffee’s distinctive bike messengers are a visible component of the brand — they deliver both coffee and a message about ecologically sustainable transportation. Here, a messenger passes by Peace Coffee’s cafe in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis.
Becca Dilley / Heavy Table
Peace Coffee, seen brewed via a manual pour-over method.
Becca Dilley / Heavy Table
A coffee close-up, for closure. And if you haven’t already viewed part one of this two-part series about the roasting and brewing of Peace Coffee, please do.
Facebook Comments
About the Author
Becca Dilley
2 Comments
Trackbacks for this post
-
[...] the second part of this series of animated photographs depicting Peace Coffee’s roasting and serving processes. » [...]
I like the seeing manual pour-over method. My fiance and I were just talking about how we haven’t seen that used much elsewhere beyond Stomping Grounds in Ames, IA.