Sentence examples for coffee generation from inspiring English sources

Whether it is a call for sugar-free syrups, a banana caramel Frappuccino or festive-flavoured drinks all year round, this coffee generation wants more.

For instance, the Argentinean Martinez family has roasted and sold coffee for generations.

Farmers around the rural town of Santa Fe have been growing coffee for generations.

Aida Batlle is a fifth-generation coffee farmer and a first-generation coffee celebrity.

In this week's Food Issue, Kelefa Sanneh writes about Aida Batlle, "a fifth-generation coffee farmer and a first-generation coffee celebrity".

By Michael Agger November 18, 2011 In this week's Food Issue, Kelefa Sanneh writes about Aida Batlle, "a fifth-generation coffee farmer and a first-generation coffee celebrity".

The Beat generation coffee houses in Greenwich Village were about poetry and protest, not coffee, and well into the 1980's New York restaurants responded to a request for decaffeinated coffee by placing a packet of Sanka on a saucer.

I spent more of the eighth and ninth grades, after arriving in Seattle, drinking Frappuccinos — the gateway coffee of my generation — than I did listening to "In Utero".

Their Alt.Coffee, a grungy, smoke-filled cafe that styles itself as a Beat generation coffee house, is on Avenue A and Ninth Street in a section of the East Village that Starbucks has its eye on, as Mr. Hilowitz acknowledges.

Aida Batlle is a fifth-generation coffee farmer from Santa Ana, El Salvador.

For generations, coffee paid for everything here: the paving of roads, the electrification of remote hamlets, the building of schools.