CoffeeCrew.com is 31 years old this Spring! 
Welcome to Canada's original online resource for all things home and office coffee! Since 1995 we have been a global go-to for unbiased reviews of coffee gear, beans and accessories.
Photo at right - a coffee sensation comes to Victoria - FIKA Coffee on Cook Street for, arguably, the best cappuccino in town!
Find us on Instagram as @coffeecrewcanada - or via the miracle of e-mail - that's where we can be contacted -
CoffeeCrew.com is a library of coffee equipment reviews, opinions, and best practice techniques for getting the best of your brew.
If this is your 1st time or 50th visit, please drop me a line to say hello - I love a challenging coffee question.
CoffeeCrew.com has been the go-to website for media enquiries, talking heads on the subject of coffee culture and trends or a friendly newspaper story on the cultural wonders of black coffee and espresso based beverages.
All of our reviews are in-house, unbiased, with no paid product placement, no affiliate links or junk - of any kind!
Our blog is the same way - we have tons of tested recipes from our kitchen and there is ZERO scrolling through B.S. ads and garbage - all content, all the time!
We talk - The Coffeecrew team have been on the CBC radio network coast to coast, CTV NewsWorld Express, CBS, CNN, CSPAN, The Oprah Network, WTN and virtually every large metropolitan newspaper talking on the subject of cafe culture and trends in specialty coffee. Facts and laughs guaranteed.
If you need a knowledgeable person to talk on the subject of trends in coffee culture in North America and the World, we might be what you are looking for.
If you are an avid home consumer of your favorite beverage and want to step up your game, send us an e-mail. Replies are always courteous regardless of your level of knowledge -- and quick!
Fun fact: CoffeeCrew was originally launched as "The Coffee Experts Group" in the Spring and Summer of 1994 - we were originally hosted on an early University PC based webserver running OS2 Warp, Windows for Workgroups and then Linux (not in any partiular order...) before getting onto one or two local internet service providers.
