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I’m sharing my picks for the best 50 blogs for coffee enthusiasts. I wanted to put together a unique list of various interesting topics for my fellow coffee lovers.I’m covering my favorite picks for 5 topics:Coffee BlogsFood BlogsTea BlogsHouseplant BlogsBook BlogsThese are all topics that intersect with each other. I find myself reading and enjoying all these topics. I hope you do too.Here are my top 50 picks for best blogs for coffee enthusiasts.Coffee BlogsI obviusy love a good coffee blog. I read coffee blogs to learn about new brewing techniques or roasts. The information on coffee can be confusing and I like learning from real life people’s opinions and experiences about the best coffee gear and guides.Here are my picks for the best coffee blogs.1 – Pure Coffee BlogBill Walsh has been publishing posts consistently on his coffee blog since 2006. He writes about his visits to coffee and the spots during his travels across the globe. He also reviews coffees and how to brew them at home. You can find him at his blog, Pure Coffee Blog, and social media.2 – FRSH GRNDFRSH GRND is a coffee blog written by Aaron Frey. He’s lived in 3 different countries is on the hunt for a good cup of coffee. Aaron puts it perfectly when he says, “Coffee is everywhere, but great coffee is a rare combination of farmer, roaster, and barista each building on each other’s work in a transnational process fraught with potential for failure.” You can find Aaron writing his thoughts on coffee, brewing gear, and coffee education on FRSH GRND.3 – Coffee HowCoffee How is one of my go-to blogs to learn about new gear and brewing guides. Sasha writes in a tone that is easy to follow and digest. She’s an experienced barista and loves to write about everything coffee. Her blog is visually easy to follow and is well organized.4 – Il Cappuccino ExpressSteph fell in love with coffee over a creamy Italian espresso. She shares brew guides, coffee recipes, and brew gear reviews on Il Cappuccino Express. Her blog ranges from beginner guides to more in-depth bean reviews.5 – Coffee Brew GuidesCoffee Brew Guides is precisely what it sounds like, coffee brew guides. This blog covers the industry, how to brew coffee, and reviews brew gear and beans on his blog. The photography is stunning, and the guides are thorough and well written.6 – Brian’s Coffee SpotI always like a straightforward, old school blog. Brian’s Coffee Spot is precisely that. Its simple design and easy to read reviews and guides are a great starting place for new coffee lovers and enthusiasts alike. You can find Brain traveling across Europe and North America while he shares his love for coffee, coffee shops, tea spots, and sometimes even cake.7 – Above Average CoffeeAbove Average Coffee is the brainchild of 2 friends who set out to find the best cup of coffee. They settled for above average coffee. Just kidding, their coffee information is excellent. You can learn how to perfect your at homebrew with their easy to follow guides and roast reviews.8 – Coffee CantataMargret is writer behind Coffee Cantata. She is a classically trained flutist and piccolo musician who mixes her love for coffee with musical musings. Margret has been featured on tons of best coffee blog lists, and she’s one of my favorites.9 – Vancouver Coffee SnobVCS is everything I look for in a coffee blog. She has local reviews, an app you can use when drinking coffee in the city, and reviews and guides. She even hosts the annual Snobby Awards. Now, if I could find a way to move to Vancouver and visit all of the coffee shops on her blog.10 – Pull & PourAndrew has been writing Pull & Pour as a way to share his enthusiasm for coffee and brew gear. His site is beautiful to read and easy to navigate. You can tell he’s a designer by trade because Andrew’s site is stunning, and the writing is phenomenal. If you’re just getting started or an avid coffee drinker, this blog is for you.Food and Cooking BlogsI’ve talked about my love for baking and cooking on here before so obviously I read\u00a0 lot of cooking and food blogs. I like being able to find just about any recipe I can think of and read about someone’s personal experience behind their recipe. Here are my picks for the best food and cooking blogs.1 – The View from the Great IslandI found the View from the Great Island about 4 years ago when I was looking for a Middle Eastern meatball recipe. I was floored by Sue’s blog and the scope of the whole food recipes. Her blog covers everything from how to cut pineapple to full party menus for a crowd.2 – Food in JarsI love fermented, pickled foods. My daughter, A, is a big pickle fan. I find myself going to Food in Jars when I need a good pickled veg recipe or want to make something new with my summer CSA produce. Marissa has 3 cookbooks, and I can recommend all of them. If you’re looking to get into pickling or canning food but are a little scared, this is the place to start.3 – Fifteen SpatulasI find myself going back to Fifteen Spatulas again and again when I need an elevated but basic recipe. I found this food blog when I wanted to make homemade peanut butter cups when I was pregnant. If you’re a fan of this candy, this is a killer recipe. Joanne’s recipes are simple, and the photography is beautiful.4 – Laylita’sLeyla is the voice behind the food blog, Leylita (meaning little Leyla in Spanish). She’s an Ecuadorean native that considers herself a nomad. I stumbled\u00a0upon her food blog when I was looking for an empanada dough recipe. It’s\u00a0fantastic, by the way. She shares Ecuadorean and Latin recipes and is working on a cookbook.5 – Recipe Tin EatsRecipe Tin Eats is written by photographer and blogger Nagi. She lives in Sydney, Australia. Her blog is chocked full of recipes from all corners of the globe made with everyday ingredients. I live in a relatively small town in North Texas. My local grocery store doesn’t have a lot of international ingredients. I especially love her tikka masala recipe because I can buy all the ingredients here in my little college town.6 – Homesick TexanI adore this food blog. The author, Lisa Fain, is a 7th generation Texan who found herself missing her home state’s food. She started a blog sharing the recipes that she grew up with, and it blew up from there. She’s a James Beard award-winning cookbook author and one of my favorite food bloggers. She sings the song of my people, especially when I was living in Colorado for 13 years. And here’s the coolest part about Lisa, her newest cookbook is about queso!7 – Southern FATTYsouthern FATTY is an exceptional blog that highlights southern cooking and beautiful photography. Philip, the writer, and photographer behind the blog is a cancer researcher by day. He shares classic southern recipes with a more modern spin on these sometimes clunky recipes. And he’s funny. I die laughing reading some of his posts. I especially like his different variations on his light and fluffy biscuits.8 – Closet CookingI don’t know about you, but in my early 20s to 30s, all I could afford was homes with the tiniest kitchen possible. This is how I found the Closet Cooking food blog. Kevin ran into the same problems most home cooks do when trying to pump out gourmet meals from a tiny kitchen. It gets tedious and frustrating at the same time. He has finessed classic dishes into recipes that you can cook n a closet.9 – Averie CooksIf you like soup and desserts, Averie Cooks is an excellent food blog to read regularly. Averie makes simple, unfussy recipes that are big on flavor. Her blog is my go-to for soups and anything blueberry dessert. The images are stunning, and I adore her voice in her writing.10 – i am a food blogi am a food blog is exactly that. The couple behind the blog, Mike and Steph, cover everything from cooking basics to how to make a full gourmet Thanksgiving meal. I especially love their dinner recipes. I tend to towards fusion of Asian, Mexican, and Italian food, and they mix these 3 cooking styles in their recipes. Who knew hatch green chili wontons were a thing, let alone what you’ve always wanted?11 – justine snacks.I found Justine on TikTok. I love her recipes and kept saving her videos and forgetting about them. Then I had the brilliant idea to follow her on Instagram. Guess what? She has a food blog. It’s been a love affair since. Her recipe for beet ricotta gnocchi is a show stopper that I can’t get enough.Tea BlogsCan you write a coffee blog and not talk about or at least enjoy a hot cup of chai or iced tea?Coffee and tea have so much more in common than not. They have almost the same growing areas and traditions. I think the intersection between the 2 drinks is incredibly interesting. Here are my top picks for the best tea blogs.1 – The Cup of LifeIf you’re new to the art of tea drinking, then The Cup of Life tea blog is a wonderful place to start. Lu Ann Oabbunzio shares her love of tea and its versatility on her blog. She reviews teas, tea rooms, and has plenty of recipes and crafts related to tea. Also, Lu Ann has a book about finding inspiration in life via tea drinking.2 – Tea CachaiDaniela Titium runs tea Cachai. Daniela is a Chilean-born tea sommelier and educator who writes about tea, how to cook with tea, brewing gear, and other things about tea. She says that the “cachai’ part of her blog title has nothing to do with chai, the Indian spiced black tea. Cachai translates from Spanish to “you got it?’. A Chilean slang is “te cachai,” meaning can you imagine.3 – Oolong OwlChar runs Oolong Owl. Her story of how she fell in love with tea involves a childhood of Chinese restaurants and a dad who loved Star Trek. Since this quirky intro to tea, she has graduated to a full blog review9ing tea, sharing tea recipes and brew gear. She also has tea owls that she crochets for sale on her blog4 – By Golly, OllieBoko, babies (well toddlers), and tea?Sign me up. By Golly, Ollie is written by Jackie. She started her blog as a tea and book review site. It has since evolved to a more tea-centric blog with a touch of motherhood and books. She has recipes, tea reviews, and what teas to pair with her favorite works of literature.5 – Life is Better with TeaMary Ann Relllano shares her tea expertise on her blog, Life is Better with Tea. You can read about her reviews, brew guides, and how to start your 0own tea blog. I especially like her post about how to make homemade lemon ginger tea. This was a lifesaver when I was pregnant with A and had morning sickness, more like all day sickness.6 – Tea for Me PleaseNicole Wilson is an avid tea drinker and educator. She has been writing her blog, Tea for Me Please, since 2008. She covers everything from unique limited issue teas to getting started in buying and drinking tea. Her blog is light hearted and realistic. Tea can tend to be sure crunchy or very brow. This is an excellent blog for anyone interested in tea. She has a killer take on why tech bros need to leave tea alone.7 – Steeped DreamsSteeped Dreams is a newcomer to the tea blog world. Raquel has a unique take on her blogging approach. She admits her experience is in the beginner phases but wants to highlight small tea growers and evidence based original content on her blog. She has a lot of content, considering how young her blog is. I’m excited to see where this blog goes as it matures.8 – Hello Tea CupHello Tea Cup is an extensive blog about Chinese tea, tea culture, and food. The blog focuses on how tea plays into all facets of Chinese culture and history. If you’re curious about the more nuanced influences te has the Chinese culture you can read posts like The Invention of True Celadon in the Eastern Han Dynasty.9 – Tea and MeDanielle from Tea and Me is the winter behind this review based tea blog. Her goal is to support small tea producers and smaller businesses in the industry. Her site is stunning, and her photography is fantastic. I like how approachable the blog is and find myself going back 2 – 3 times a week hoping for new posts.Houseplant BlogsPlants… I have an (unhealthy) obsession with indoor gardening and houseplants. My husband would argue that I maybe have to many plants. If I’m not making coffee, reading, or cooking with my family, you can find me fussing with my houseplants. If I run into an issue or want to read up on the care for a wish list exotic plant I always turn to house plant blogs.Here are my picks for the best house plant blogs.1 – Plant Daddy PodcastPLant Daddu Podcast 9is some of my favorite blogs (and podcasts) about how to grow and maintain houseplants. I have my own indoor jungle that needs pointers, like all the time. Matthew and Stephen are funny, informative, and easy to read and listen to. I especially love their specialized potting mix directions because not all soil is created equal, my friends.2 – Sow & DipityI found Sow & Dippity on TikTok, as I do because I’m slightly obsessed with the mini vlogging app. Shelley not only has killer plant content on her TT profile, but her blog is also even better. Her blog mostly focuses on what to do with the plants once you buy them. Potting, light requirements, even how to mount a staghorn fern on a board. Her posts might be more intermediate but keep her mind if you’ve got your houseplant sea legs.3 – Two Peas in a CondoLike many of us, this couple fell in love with indoor gardening at the beginning of the pandemic n March 20202. They decided to take their indoor gardening in a small space adventure to the internet, and Two Peas in a Condor was born. Devri and Patrick’s houseplant blog has information and posts for all gardeners, no matter your experience level. They have an extensive amount of growing guides for philodendrons, one of my favorite indoor plants.4 – Living Room JungleLiving Room Jungle is another excellent blog for indoor gardening and how to successfully culivate your own houseplant jungle. This blog has extensive content about how to grow and maintain your houseplants, indoor garden gear, and other ideas for living room jungles. This is an excellent blog for beginner plant parents. Their tag line is “Life is better with indoor plants,” and I couldn’t agree more.5 – House Plant JournalHouse Plant Journal is run by Darryl. Darryl is a housel-pant genius. He’s answered 1000s of questions from concerned (new and old) plant parents. He shares his expertise and knowledge on his blog. Suppose you have a houseplant question, he most like has a blog post with an answer. If you want to become an expert, he has a houseplant course you can take as well. Check out his book The New Plant Parent.6 – Clever BloomErin started Clever Bloom originally in 2014 as a DIY blog and found herself moving towards houseplants. She shares how to guides, plant care, and the best ways to display your plants. Her family (husband and 2 boys) are a big part of her blog. Her photography and blog are beautiful, and her advice and ideas are so fresh and original.7 – The Houseplant GuruThe Houseplant Guru is exactly what it sounds like. Lisa is the guru over on the blog. She shares just about everything you could need or want to know about growing houseplants. She is a published author of 4 indoor gardening books. My favorite is Grow in the Dark. This is an excellent book for anyone that struggles with a low-light home.8 – Teak and TerracottaI’m at a point with my indoor plant obsession where I have a very expensive ( and rare) plant wish list. Teak and Terracotta is a killer blog for intermediate to advanced houseplant enthusiasts. I wish I could share the author’s name, but he’s decided to keep a relatively high level of anonymity with his online presence. My favorite category of this blog is the rare plant section. Don’t mind me, I’m drooling over here.9 – The Plant UtopiaBlogs are supposed to be personal and Michelle at The Plant Utopia keeps it that way. She shares her beautiful tropical houseplant collection. She lives in Ohio, which can be a challenging environment to grow warm, high humidity loving tropical plants. I like that she is realistic in her posts by talking about her wins and struggles with these sometimes finicky plants.Book BlogsBooks have been a passion of mine since I was little. I have always been a voracious reader. I think one of the reasons i fell in love with coffee is that coffee and books are made for each other. So ar There’s nothing better than a cozy cup of pour over coffee and a good book.I’ve always thought that a good book store and and coffee shop kind of have the same vibe. There’s no way that’s a mistake.Here are my picks of the best book blogs.1 – Little Bird Book BlogRosie runs the Little Bird Book Blog. This is her second go at a book blog, and I’m here for it. Her blog is visually spectacular, and her reviews are easy to read: I love her writing style. Rosie reviews all kinds of books, so there should be something for everyone. She’s also quite active on social media.2 – Vilma IrisVima is an award-winning book reviewer that writes not only for her blog but also for USA Today. She covers a wide range of book to0ics and lifestyle insights. What I enjoy about her blog is the levity of the writing and her take on her reviews. A unique spin on her book reviews is she has a pretty in-depth catalog of audible reviews.3 – The BibliofileJenn might have the most fleshed-out blog on this list, including a podcast. She lives in the San Fransico Bay area and hangs ut with her dog Peanut while writing her blog and recording her podcast. Jenn has an extensive amount of content on her blog, so you’ll always find something new to read about reading. She’s a pleasure reader, and I can get on board with that.4 – Literary Time MachineChantelle’s blog, Literary Time Machine, speaks to my heart. I love historical fiction. It’s the genre I go to almost always when I’m looking for something to read. Her blog is all historical literature that mainly concentrates on historical fiction. Whenever I’m looking for a new book, this blog is one of my first stops.5-\u00a0 Utopia State of MindIf I’m not reading historical fiction, it’s probably fantasy fiction. Lilli’s blog concentrates on SFF books with some other topics thrown in. She has reviewed over 1600 books since 2016. That’s is quite impressive. I thought I was a big reader. I crunched the numbers, and she’s read over 4 books a week for 7 years (on average).6 – The Book SatchelThe Book Satchel is written by Resh. She started it out as a reading journal in 2015 and hasn’t stopped writing since. She was able to grow the blog into not only a book blog but so more. To quote Resh, “words, books, films, cultural miscellany” are so,of the topics she writes about. Her favorite blog suggestionsare what helped me find some of my favorite book bloggers.7 – What’s Hot? BlogI found this blog via a good friend who is also a book junkie. She traveled through Europe on her honeymoon and wanted to check out some book stores while there. She stumbled upon this blog and fell in love. I wasn’t far behind. Laura writes about not only books but literary travel and film. She’s won several awards, and I can’t get enough of her writing.8 – Crime by the BookMuch like the author of Crime by the Book blog, Abby, I fell in love with crime fiction (Nordic Noir in particular) when I read the Millennium series by Steig Larsson. If you’re looking for a book version of your true crime podcast obsession, this blog is an excellent place to start. I say all crime all the time, right? If you notice she has a cup of coffee in almost all of her reviews, wink wink.9 – The Orangutan LibrarianThis blog is the most adorable funny thing I have read in a long time. The posts are written from the viewpoint of a nameless orangutan who reviews books of all genres. It’s funny and honest. Their rating system is on a scale of 1 to 5 bananas. The artwork is fantastic too.10 – The Book SmugglersHave you ever bought something (or a lot of something) that you had to literally smuggle it in the house?That’s precisely how Thea and Anna got started with the Book Smugglers in 2008. The 2 friends found themselves carrying large handbags to smuggle in their books. The friends have a mutual love for SFF books and decided to start a blog. They have since grown into a publisher of the genre. You can read new, original sci-fi and fantasy fiction published by The Book Smugglers11 – Lit Lemons BooksI’ve got a bonus blog for you. Mackenzie at Lit Lemons writes about her favorite genres of YA, fiction, supernatural, horror, and memoirs. She does an in-depth review of each book she reads. One of the things that makes her book blog unique s the layout. It reads like a flip board of ideas.ConclusionI hope yu have a slew of new blog (even topics) to add to your daily or weekly reading list. This is a short list 0of the place that go to learn about topics I love.2 other great sources are TikToc (my guilty pleasure ) and Reddit. Bo9th platform have a sub “Tok” or sub Reddit for just about any topic that you can th8ink of. I find them both to be highly impressive for personal takes on subjects I enjoy.Where do you find the best place to get information on topics and hobbies yu love?Did I miss any blogs that y0u can’t live without?Leave a comment below."},{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"name":"Best 50 Blogs for Coffee Enthusiasts","item":"https:\/\/www.wizardofcoffee.com\/blogs-for-coffee-enthusiasts\/#breadcrumbitem"}]}]