Boston coffee culture with Jim Varney of Wavelength Coffee Roasters
About this episode
The episode discusses Boston's coffee culture with Jim Varney, exploring the balance between affordability and innovation in local coffee offerings.
We're chatting with Jim Varney about local coffee culture — from Dunkin and Coffee Connection to Keurig and $8 pour-overs. What does it mean that this regional prizes both affordable, utilitarian caffeine delivery AND serves as a hot-bed for java-centric innovation?
People in this episode
Host: Lee Stabert
Guest: Jim Varney
Topics covered
- coffee culture
- local businesses
- affordable coffee
- innovation
- regional preferences
Keywords
- Boston
- coffee culture
- Dunkin
- Wavelength Coffee Roasters
- Keurig
- pour-overs
- local coffee
- affordable caffeine
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Wavelength Coffee Roasters, Dunkin, Coffee Connection
Products: Keurig, $8 pour-overs
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