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A baby Geisha tree from our nursery in Honduras. This photo is from May when I was last in Honduras but now these trees are much bigger and almost ready...

We are so proud of David and Aimee for their hard work and showing at the Canadian National Barista Championships in Edmonton this past weekend. Aimee took 5th overall, and...

Two Sundays ago, I hosted a Beakerhead event with UBC chemistry professor Dr. Stephen McNeil. This is the second year P&S has partnered with Dr. McNeil to explore the chemistry...

Deep in the heart of Texas, the city of San Antonio is best known for its historic Alamo, beautiful River Walk, and basketball’s most vaunted franchise, the Spurs. The food...

By Phil January 2017 marked my 7th year traveling to Africa to buy coffee, and although I’m now quite comfortable traveling in Ethiopia and Kenya, I feel like I’m still...

By Sebastian My pre-harvest trip to Honduras is one of my most anticipated trips of the year. It’s a time where I sit down with the producers with time to...

After many months of planning, building, and designing, we are so excited to finally announce the Grand Opening of our fifth brick-and-mortar cafe – this one is on Stephen Ave...

Our soon-to-open cafe on Stephen Avenue is getting closer by the day. It’s located on the corner of 8th Ave and Centre Street in the historical Hudson Block Building. The...

By Sebastian I first met Jose Martinez in November of 2014, you can read about my first encounter with Jose here. I feel fortunate to work with some passionate and hard...

By Phil Beakerhead’s goal is to unite the arts and science communities, which sometimes stand divided. I think it’s an awesome initiative, and the result is creative and inspiring. We’ve...

Over the last few years, we have had the privilege of working closely with Pedro Villalon of O5 Tea. Based in Vancouver, BC, O5 is known for sourcing exceptional quality teas...

We are proud to host a new series at Phil & Sebastian Mission, Sunday Night Standup. The aim is to showcase local comedians in the aptly-named “coffeehouse” style, which varies...