Specifications
- Author: Peter Cornish, Lee Starnes
- Genre: Vietnamese Coffee Culture
- Publisher: Thong Tan Publishing House
- Cover type: Hardcover
- Dimensions: 26.5 x 35 cm
- Number of pages: 224 pages
- Weight: 2.1kg (4.6lbs)
Description
The book is written in English by author Peter Cornish in collaboration with photographer Lee Starnes, and is one of the community projects of Lacàph. Lacàph's description of the book is as follows:
Coffee is deeply rooted in the culture of Việt Nam, an intrinsic part of the country’s history and society for over a hundred years. But have you ever wondered how Việt Nam became a global coffee powerhouse, the role coffee played in President Hồ Chí Minh’s rise to power, or how a small brown bean lifted thousands out of poverty and created a coffee culture unlike any other?
Đặc Đen Đắng: The Vietnamese Coffee Book answers these questions and more. It shares the story of Việt Nam and its coffee, tales of people who work in the country’s booming coffee sector, and the role coffee has played in shaping Việt Nam since the arrival of the first beans more than 160 years ago.”
Chus note
Why we CHUS it
About Lacàph
Lacàph is a brand for curious people, who want to discover Vietnam and share stories about ethnic diversity and culture of Vietnam. Lacàph makes and produces coffee for those who want to learn more about the origins of the coffee and not just the coffee itself.
Coffee from Lacàph is 100 %grown and produced in vietnam. Lacàph carefully chooses coffee farms that have consistency in quality, and use sustainable methods to produce authentic vietnamese coffee. Each coffee cup celebrates and commends the hard work each farmer puts in to make Lacàph possible. Lacàph aspires to not only create products for people but also share f stories of the people behind their products.
The Lacàph coffee flower symbolizes their commitment to the people and communities who create these authentic products, and marks their dedication to the sustainable development of Việt Nam’s coffee sector.