Coffee Fest Dallas & Happy Hour With Royal Coffee, Inc.

Spring has sprung and we find ourselves traveling again to the Southern Part of the United States. This time, we prepare ourselves for yet another excursion to the Lone Star State to meet with friends old and new. Did you know that the name Texas is derived from Tejas, the word for friends in the Caddo language? We didn’t either, but thank heavens for Wikipedia.

We hope to see you at Coffee Fest Dallas 2016! The show runs from June 10-12th at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, and you can find us at booth #201. We’ll be serving up fresh pots of available lots in our Houston position; come by and get a taste of the following:

36279 – Guateamala Huehuetenango Palhu
35989 – Ethiopia Yirgacheffe 1 Idido
36574 – Mexico Oaxaca Pluma San Agustin

36196H – Sumatra Ketiara Mandheling GrainPro
35491H – Tanzania Ruvuma Peaberry GrainPro
36446 – Yemen Mocca Sanani

Can’t wait to taste these? Catch up on some our Crown Analyses – it’s the next best thing to drinking these coffees with us at the show.

Also, join us for after-hours libations at The Cedars Social on Saturday, June 11th from 5:30-8:30pm. We will be hosting a happy hour, and nothing would make us happier than seeing all of you there. You can RSVP here, on EventBrite.

Written by Evan Gilman

Evan Gilman is an avid generalist and coffee lover. His 20+ years in the coffee industry have taken him from barista, to trainer, to Q Instructor, and SCA-Licensed AST. Evan has spent time in Southeast Asia getting to know the specialty coffee supply chain, throughout Indonesia to the Philippines.
His writing has been published in Sprudge, Standart, Roast Magazine, and other publications. You can find interviews with him on East Bay Yesterday, Keys to the Shop, and here on Royal's blog.
As Creative Director, he edits Royal's Blog, teaches certified content for coffee professionals, designs for print and web, buys green coffee from Southeast Asia, and curates the Gallery at The Crown.
Evan's passions range from Balinese gamelan to heavy metal, from photography to communications design, and from baking to brewing.