“For more than three decades, coffee has captured my imagination because it is a beverage about individuals as well as community. A Rwandan farmer. Eighty roast masters at six Starbucks plants on two continents.
Thousands of baristas in 54 countries. Like a symphony, coffee’s power rests in the hands of a few individuals who orchestrate its appeal.
So much can go wrong during the journey from soil to cup that when everything goes right, it is nothing short of brilliant!
After all, coffee doesn’t lie. It can’t. Every sip is proof of the artistry — technical as well as human — that went into its creation.”
Howard Schultz, Onward: How Starbucks Fought for Its Life without Losing Its Soul
