Episode 16 - Coffee with Clive

An episode of the The Original Meet Me for Coffee Podcast podcast, hosted by Aurora Heitman, titled "Episode 16 - Coffee with Clive" was published on June 14, 2017 and runs 27 minutes.

June 14, 2017 ·27m · The Original Meet Me for Coffee Podcast

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This week on Meet me for Coffee, I chat with Clive Richardson of Calistoga Roastery. It was great listening how he got started in the coffee business. Born in England, went to work in Austrailia where he found his love for the coffee culture, moved to San Francisco where he worked with Pasqua, then worked with Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, where he helped open 36 storefronts in southern California. Finally, he made the move to Calistoga and planted roots and started Calistoga Roastery, 25 years ago! I hope that you enjoy our conversation and it encourages you to be brave and get to know your favorite local coffee roasters! Coffeeshop: Calistoga Roastery, Calistoga, CA

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This week on Meet me for Coffee, I chat with Clive Richardson of Calistoga Roastery. It was great listening how he got started in the coffee business. Born in England, went to work in Austrailia where he found his love for the coffee culture, moved to San Francisco where he worked with Pasqua, then worked with Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, where he helped open 36 storefronts in southern California. Finally, he made the move to Calistoga and planted roots and started Calistoga Roastery, 25 years ago!

I hope that you enjoy our conversation and it encourages you to be brave and get to know your favorite local coffee roasters!

Coffeeshop: Calistoga Roastery, Calistoga, CA

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