Lanna Goes to Seattle! - Lanna Coffee Co.
Lanna Goes to Seattle!

GUEST BLOG BY KELLY MITCHINSON The venue was buzzing. Literally, the loud murmur of  thousands of people discussing all things...

How Hot is Too Hot? Correct Temperatures for Brewing Coffee - Lanna Coffee Co.
How Hot is Too Hot? Correct Temperatures for Brewing Coffee

Written by Guest Blogger,  Michael Hibbs What is the correct temperature at which to brew coffee? Water is often a...

4 Steps to Better Coffee - Lanna Coffee Co.
4 Steps to Better Coffee
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Determining the grind size of your coffee - Lanna Coffee Co.
Determining the grind size of your coffee

Coffee Grind Size

In an effort to continually equip you all to make the BEST coffee possible here is our second part to grinding coffee properly. Having the perfect grind is important and here are the details!

Coffee Grinding 101 - Lanna Coffee Co.
Coffee Grinding 101
Here at Lanna we recommend grinding your coffee prior to brewing. This allows for the freshest possible cup. There is a lot of science involved but essentially there are many components to the bean that are released shortly after grinding and to capture those flavors, grind and then brewing within 10-15 minutes is ideal.
What is a coffee bean? - Lanna Coffee Co.
What is a coffee bean?
Having a bit of knowledge about the process of coffee is neat in having a connection to what makes your morning coffee so incredible. Use this information to boggle some minds and to stay connected to the hard work that our farmers are putting in on a yearly basis. 
How coffee is processed (natural/honey/wet)

There are primarily 3 different ways to process coffee once it is picked off of the tree.  (To learn more...

History of Thailand Coffee

Coffee has been around for centuries originating in the Middle East, but in recent years coffee from Thailand has gained popularity for it's quality and perfect location to grow Arabica coffee. Now Thailand is growing strong in the coffee production.

The Arabica plant thrives in areas of heavy rainfall and higher elevations, so the hill tribes of Thailand are perfect. Arabica beans are commonly grown in the Chiang Mai province in northern Thailand. The other type of coffee bean, Robusta, is grown in the southern parts of Thailand.