Category: Books
Philosopher Julian Baggini and James Hoffmann team up in this beautiful exploration of what "the world's favourite hot drink can teach us about the art of living."
This is an unsigned edition.
The pairing of Baggini’s philosophy with Hoffmann’s coffee expertise is exactly the blend I needed—it's both deep and practical. I’ve been reading a chapter each morning with my pour-over, and the hardcover feels lovely in hand, though I’m glad it’s the unsigned edition so I didn’t feel bad about ge
I wasn’t expecting a coffee book to make me rethink my whole morning routine, but the pairing of Hoffmann’s hands-on brewing wisdom with Baggini’s philosophy is genuinely thought-provoking. The chapter on ritual versus habit alone is worth the price, and the physical book itself feels lovely to hold
The philosophical angle is way deeper than I expected for a coffee book—Baggini’s chapters on ritual and patience actually made me slow down my morning brew. Lovely hardcover feel, and the collaboration between the two authors reads seamlessly. A thoughtful gift for any coffee nerd who enjoys a bit
