Wie kann es ganzjährig frischen Kaffee geben, obwohl eine Kaffee-Pflanze ein Jahr bis zur Reife braucht? Die Antwort liegt in den globalen Erntezyklen. Wir zeigen, wie sich die Erntezeiten von Brasilien über Kolumbien bis Kenia wie ein Band um die Erde ziehen und was Fly Crops damit zu tun haben.
Coffee blog
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November 01, 2025
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September 19, 2025
Coffee Week Berlin 2025 bei Kaffeekirsche Roastery - 22. bis 27. September 2025
Die Coffee Week Berlin 2025 steht vor der Tür – und wir haben ein spannendes Programm für dich vorbereitet. Vom 22. bis 25. September öffnen wir unsere Türen für eine Reihe von Veranstaltungen, bei denen du Kaffee hautnah erleben kannst. Gemeinsam mit unseren Partnern zeigen wir dir neue Facetten der Kaffeewelt – von Cuppings über Barista-Tipps bis hin zu einem Quizabend mit Espresso Martini Flatrate.
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September 01, 2025
Our coffee of the month: Mutitu AA from Kenya
On the southern slopes of Mount Kenya, in the Kirinyaga region, lies the Mutitu Washing Station – founded in 1963, in the midst of a period of change when, after independence, Kenya began to place its agricultural economy more in the hands of local producers.
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August 22, 2025
Coffee cherry subscription - Freshly roasted, regularly delivered, customizable at any time
That's why we're now offering the Kaffeekirsche subscription. Prices are rising. For green coffee, energy, and packaging – and we're feeling it just as much as you are. That's why we've developed a subscription model that takes the pressure off you: with fair terms, full flexibility, and a permanently noticeable price advantage. 10% discount – every month.
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August 20, 2025
Our new coffee cherry customer accounts – freshly roasted, freshly optimized
With the new Kaffeekirsche customer accounts, managing your orders is now easier, more convenient, and more transparent. Logging in is quick and easy: no more password chaos, just a short code sent via email. Just type it in once, and you're in.
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August 18, 2025
Climate change and coffee: challenges on the plantations
Coffee is the world's second most important commodity after oil—but climate change poses a massive threat to its future. Specialty coffee, which thrives under precise climatic conditions, is particularly vulnerable to changes.