Sentence examples for breed coffee from inspiring English sources

Medrano and other UC Davis researchers have been studying how to apply DNA technology to breed coffee that is more resistant to blight and climate fluctuations.

Thanks to this new breed of coffee bars, those looking for a serious coffee education, or just a great cup, have more choice than ever before.

This modest operation is only a year old, but Coaltown is part of a new breed of coffee entrepreneurs who are giving caffeine worshippers an alternative to the bland, generic stuff served at commercial chains.

Having only opened in late 2011 and early 2012, respectively, Rabbithole and Knockbox are a part of a new breed of coffee bars that have been cropping up in Hong Kong over the last five years, battling high rents and a tea-centric drinking culture to bring some much-needed freshness to the city's chain-saturated market.

William and Kenneth Dart, of the Dart Container Corporation, created one of the first of a new breed of coffee-cup lids, filing a patent in 1981 for a plastic disc with a press-down tab that acted like a valve.

How good is the new breed of decaffeinated coffee?

Colombia leads the world in developing rust-resistant coffee breeds, also known as cultivars.

Several rust resistant varieties have been bred in various coffee producing countries, including the Colombia and Castillo varieties (Castillo and Moreno 1988; Alvarado et al. 2005) but the ability of H. vastatrix to overcome such genetic resistance threatens continuously the durability of this control method.

"There's definitely a new breed of entrepreneurs in coffee," Blue Bottle Chairman Bryan Meehan explained, describing why the brick and mortar entrepreneurial spirit has found fast friends in tech.

Authors are a strange breed, typing away in coffee houses or spending hours talking to ourselves as we work out the flow of dialogue in a scene.

Steaks come with discourses on breed, feed and dry versus wet aging; coffee with soliloquies about growing regions, grinding methods and the optimal pour-over technique; beer with overwrought tasting notes.