A lecture on the history, culture, and art of coffee preparation, from its mysterious origins to its transformation into a global consumer product. Lecturer Dan Ben Yosef will discuss coffee-bean varieties, the secrets of roasting, and different drinking rituals around the world. The lecture takes place at the Community Center in Tiberias, with the option of leaving a payment for the lecturer at the end of the event.
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Thursday, August 27 | 19:30 | The Tiberias 15 Community House
You are welcome to arrive as early as 19:00 for tea (or coffee) and cookies
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For billions of people around the world, the day does not truly begin without the first sip of the morning. As the most widely consumed beverage on the planet, coffee is far more than a source of energy—it is a human ritual that transcends cultures. From the Sisyphean expertise required to grow the beans to the art of precision involved in brewing, every cup contains profound craftsmanship. Today, we will embark on a journey following coffee: from its mysterious origins in antiquity to its transformation into a global consumer product. We will review coffee-bean varieties, delve into the secrets of roasting, and, of course, become acquainted with the diverse ways in which we enjoy it today.
★ Dan Ben-Yosef – lecturer, guide, and researcher, with more than 40 years of experience organizing and leading tours around the world.
A combination of extensive academic knowledge—including a master’s degree in tourism and advanced training in history, culinary arts, and conservation—together with unique and unforgettable field experiences.
Dan connects knowledge, storytelling, and experience: he shares historical and personal stories that bring destinations to life and turn every meeting into a fascinating journey.
He specializes in creating enriching and inspiring educational content based on in-depth research, relentless curiosity, and extensive field experience.
★ This is a hat-passing lecture—at the end of the lecture, you may leave a payment for the lecturer at your discretion.
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