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No. 66
Is it coincidence or a clever scheduling move on our part that No. 66—released
the Monday before we return to Cup North’s Manchester Coffee Festival this
weekend—features the most-watched speaker to come out of our first year there?
We’ll let you decide. In any case, this week, Colin Harmon is joined by Ross
Brown as they talk through the building of Browns of Brockley, the early days
of London coffee scene, and why opening a coffee shop can sometimes be a terrible,
messy, and cringe-y—although still wonderful—thing.
www.nuovasimonelli.it/en/
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By Colin Harmon and Stephen Leighton
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Is it coincidence or a clever scheduling move on our part that No. 66—released
the Monday before we return to Cup North’s Manchester Coffee Festival this
weekend—features the most-watched speaker to come out of our first year there?
We’ll let you decide. In any case, this week, Colin Harmon is joined by Ross
Brown as they talk through the building of Browns of Brockley, the early days
of London coffee scene, and why opening a coffee shop can sometimes be a terrible,
messy, and cringe-y—although still wonderful—thing.
www.nuovasimonelli.it/en/