R-e-s-p-e-c-t.
An evergreen since 1967.
It was THE song that made Aretha Franklin so famous. THE song of the civil and women’s rights movement in the USA. And it completely turned Otis Redding’s original lyrics and content upside down: All this woman wants is a little respect. Why this topic is still so important? Grab a coffee and read.
… a small revolution in your head.
Says Babette Lichtenford, who is in charge of all the visuals in the Mount Hagen team. She is right.
Had I done anything differently, I would not be where I am now.
Demeter Cultivation is an art for itself already. Running a Demeter coffee farm in Peru is a challenge – and the best thing. That’s what Cesar from La Chacra D’dago tells us – the quality man for our biodynamic single origin from Peru.
“The crazy organic-people”
Karsten Suhr, authorized officer and thoroughly a coffee-man, shares some inside stories. About perseverance, dreams, coincidences, and the roots of organic coffee.
Tatata-taaa!
Hard to believe but apparently true: Beethoven was not only a huge coffee aficionado. He was a perfectionist and thereby perhaps the first barista ever.
“Ideas need time.”
Why being slow is faster and what it has to do with Kilimanjaro. A chat over coffee with Ulli Trültzsch, photo editor for Womens Health and Soul Sister.
