The Romance of Coffee
by Ukers, William H
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Ukers, William H. The Romance of Coffee: an outline history of coffee & coffee-drinking through a thousand years. [FIRST EDITION] The Tea & Coffee Trade Journal: New York, USA 1948. 8vo (210x145mm) HC Brown Cloth, Gilt lettered xvi,280pp. VG/VG- dj foxed
FIRST EDITION
8vo (210x150mm) hardcover brown cloth, gilt lettered boards; xvi,280pp. Printed by the Kutztown Printing Company. 78 illustrations and photographs
Dust jacket lightly spotted; small chips to corners else complete. End-papers lightly age-toned, else near fine.
In 1901 William Ukers founded the Tea & Coffee Trade Journal; an industry journal that continues today to be one of the touchstone references for the Tea and Coffee industries. Devoting his life to the tea and coffee trade, Ukers wrote several definitive and exhaustive technical works on the trade including 'All about Coffee' and 'All about Tea'.
In 1937 he wrote, in a more popular vein, 'The Romance of Tea' to appeal to both the trade and the domestic consumer of tea.
This is the posthumously published companion volume, 'The Romance of Coffee'.
In addition to the technical and business aspects of the coffee trade, Ukers included chapters devoted to 'Coffee Manners and Customs', 'Coffee and the Fine Arts' and 'The Coffee Hour' which discusses the health aspects of coffee as well as the proper methods for making coffee.
A very good copy.
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- Title
- The Romance of Coffee
- Author
- Ukers, William H
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- Publisher
- The Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
- Place of Publication
- New York, USA
- Date Published
- 1948
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