Drift Magazine Volume 9 (Bali) is available now on loremnotipsum.com. Drift, Volume 9 takes a multi-faceted look at the coffee culture of Bali. Once a hideaway haunt for yogis and surfers, this tropical destination in the world’s largest archipelago nation has become a hotspot for a wide range of visitors, from coffee purveyors to nomadic techies and itinerant bon vivants. And the new global trade winds they bring to the Indonesian island offer fresh perspectives on its cash crop coffee, as well as an increasingly international sense of style. A burgeoning third wave of coffee has narrowed the proximity between coffee farmer and consumer in Bali, presenting new opportunities for collaboration and education—what one author posits as the fourth wave of coffee. But it also presents challenges, as the Balinese, steeped in local tradition and religious beliefs, are confronted with foreign money and interests. Drift Volume 9 examines these relationships, while taking readers all over the island to explore the temples and beans of the Kintanami highlands, to the highly designed coffee shops of Canggu and Ubud.
Drift Magazine is all about coffee. It’s about the people who drink it and the cities they inhabit, from consumers to coffeehouse owners to street venders to baristas. It’s about the ways coffee helps us chart the geography of our environment. Each issue, Drift brings you a glimpse of what it’s like to drink coffee in a different city. It highlights locals and visitors both, and explores what makes them tick.
Content: Drift Magazine – Volume 9 (Bali)
- How the Balinese take their coffee—with everything from durian to egg yolks
- Photo essay of local baristas and their personal interests
- The influence of digital nomads and other expats on the coffee culture of Bali
- Explainer of “fourth wave coffee” and Indonesia’s Coffee Wheel
- How coffee shops in Bali are doing their part to alleviate the island’s waste crisis
- Balinese religion and how they need to be in balance with both gods and devils
- And more…
Details
160 pages, offset-printed and perfect bound, full color on uncoated paper. Carbon neutral printing. No ads.
