Coffee: A Guide to Buying, Brewing and Enjoying Book

A book about my favourite beverage which covers the history, geopolitical significance and suggestions on best ways to enjoy a cuppa is something that I wanted to spend a weekend on, and this book just did not disappoint. What has amazed me in the recent past is how a simple exercise as brewing a cup of coffee can be so detailed and nuanced if you dare and care to look beyond the cursory facade. This again fortifies my belief in Bushnell's Law that "All the best games are easy to learn but difficult to master" this is true for almost all dimensions of life whether it is starting long-distance running vs finishing a Marathon is Sub-4 or whether it is starting to code vs developing a popular web-app. Every great pursuit is easy to start but its perfection needs mastery of details. Developing a fantastic cup of coffee is no different.
If you are after a stimulating shot of coffee without any consideration of taste or spirit of exploration it can be as easy as getting instant coffee from the supermarket and brewing it on a stovetop while you mindlessly pursue other endeavors. This is nothing to frown upon, coffee as a simple stimulant has its own usage, but if you are one of those who likes to brew that perfect cup with your own preference of beans and brew methods this is the book for you. You can learn about coffee origins, coffee history, coffee processing, coffee roasting to brewing methods from this easy to read and small reference book.,so if you are a coffee lover and geek like me pick up your favourite cup and delve into this stimulating world of Java.