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Sunday, September 23, 2012

Jews Welcome Coffee

I just ordered a copy of Jews Welcome Coffee by Robert Liberles, and anticipate I will enjoy reading the book as much as I enjoyed reading the title.  I hope to be reporting here shortly.

I am heartsick to learn that Robert Liberles did not live to see the book in print.  He was a person of rare decency and quiet kindness who illuminated every room he entered. May his memory be for a blessing, and may his soul be bound up in the eternal bond of life.
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4 comments:

  1. Amy W.3:41 AM

    Is Kopi-Luwak coffee kosher?

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  2. Anonymous9:09 AM

    Robert Liss wrote a good historical novel about Sephardim and the revolutionary aspect of coffee for them in Amsterdam in the mid-17th century. Called "The Coffee Trader"

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  3. Lao Qiao9:54 PM

    Since my parents never drank black coffee, they only had tea after flayshik meals.

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  4. the chocolate doctor מרת שאקאלאד12:48 AM

    Amy,
    The short answer seems to be yes, if it is ever permissible to spend a hundred dollars for a cup of coffee.

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