The New Book!

This is just a quick message regarding the launch of the new book, How To Make The Best Coffee At Home. It is very exciting, and slightly terrifying, to publish a new book. This won't be a long post, I promise!

The book publishes on September 15th in most places (UK, Europe etc), and on October 4th in the US. 

We've started a pre-order for the limited number of signed copies we have, that will ship from 3 different warehouses: the UK (Square Mile are doing logistics), the Netherlands, and the USA. Here are the links:

Worldwide 

UK only 

USA only 

(If your Patreon tier has a Tens Hundreds Thousands discount, that will work on the books - expect a follow-up post immediately after this with a refresher on the codes for relevant sites). 

I'll be honest - this book covers a lot of what we've covered on the channel (though it does have new material in it), and so if you've watched all the videos or consider yourself a skilled home barista then I'm not going to claim that this book will be transformative for you. If you're a patron then you're already supporting the channel, and I'm very grateful. I don't want this to read like I'm not proud of the book - I am, but I don't like pushing people to buy things they don't need or won't find useful. There's a bit more detail on the book's website if you want more info. 

There is also a quick video I made for the book here.

The cheapest place to buy the book is, of course, Amazon - though libraries should be carrying it and are certainly able to order it in if you ask them. Also, it should be well distributed around local book shops (though they'll lag a little bit compared to online). If possible, please support your local libraries and book shops!

That's it - this is longer than intended already! Thank you all for your support, and if the book appeals to you then I hope you enjoy it!

James

P.S. An embarrassing number of typos (a number more than 0) made it into this first printing of the book. My apologies! They've all been caught since, so future print runs won't be defective. But hey - at least you can prove it is a first print run of a first edition!