Who invented third wave coffee? The term "third wave coffee" was most widely attributed to coffee professional Trish Rothgeb in 2003 in an article for the Roasters Guild newsletter titled "Norway and Coffee," with the first mainstream media mention in an National Public Radio piece about barista competitions.What is 4th wave coffee? Fourth wave means that a coffee is a direct and fair trade, organic product with a direct reinvestment to specific farmers and their families. The fourth wave worldview is one of partnership from source to sip and back to the source. At DISTRICT Roasters, that’s exactly what we’re all about. How We Got HereWhat makes a good third wave coffee roaster? Any good third wave coffee roasters will carefully match grind, dosing, water temperature to the equipment and present the coffee in a visually appealing manner. This new wave of coffee roasters seems a direct response to the Frappuccino world of Starbucks.Is it possible to have second wave specialty coffee? We associate specialty coffee with the third wave, but if the third wave is about a relationship between the consumer and the coffee, it should in theory be possible to have second wave specialty coffee. Tetsu Kasuya agrees. “For specialty coffee, you don’t need the third wave.
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The term Third Wave Coffee is generally attributed to Trish Rothgeb (who was Trish Skeie when she made the term famous) of Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters. Back in 2002, Rothgeb wrote about the Third Wave of coffee in an article for The Flamekeeper, the newsletter of the Roasters Guild. Here’s an excerpt: