“It’s been so much fun to receive a magazine WITH COFFEE!! I love to sip along to it with reading the magazine, it’s an experience. I do wish the articles were a little shorter and more to the point.”
“It’s perfect in every single detail. And it’s fun and serious and different from any other independent magazines. Proper beautiful coffee table magazine.”
“I am really enjoying this issue of Standart. It is my first one and it is beautiful. The humbleness from the editors perspective, the great stories of Thailand coffee to all the beautiful pics. It is great! I hope some day you can write a piece of the booming coffee culture that has hit the small city of Duluth in the Northland of Minnesota. It can all be pointed to one of the biggest community and cultural movers which is Duluth Coffee Company, from there spawned several specialty coffee roasters. A community that has shared roasters to help get other shops to where they are today, a beautiful story of love. Underwood Coffee Roaster, Dream Cloud Coffee Roaster and Almanac. Others include Fika more up the shore and Alakaf. Duluth Coffee Company has helping small coffee shops in the region build, get trained in, and educated on what coffee is. Specialty people and conscious of the supply chain all the way to the grower. I really think there’s a great story here and I would be happy to connect you with everyone. I have no vested interest in any of these companies except for the love that they have given our community. We’re the city of ~90,000 people but With a really small town feel.”
“Love my first edition. I would love slightly shorter articles and more of the brewing tips. It may just be me, and maybe nobody else agrees, but I don’t have time to read long articles - but I get it’s slow coffee and slow reading, but I just can’t get through the magazine without a few shorter articles.”
“At the beginning of magazine they stated that reading Standart is like visiting your favorite cafe and striking up a chance conversation. That's exactly how I felt reading it. I like the graphics. I love certain consistent parts - e.g. there is always an article about some coffee producing country, an interview with cafe owner/barista and one article describing coffee culture in a particular city.”
“I like that each issue deals about coffee in a broader perspective. History of coffee, how it is grown, the social impact, economics etc. You even sometimes use coffee as en excuse to write about things completely unrelated to coffee, which I find interesting. I miss though technical articles about coffee making, not gear reviews, but techniques on how to prep different methods, how to train our taste, choose and buy our coffee, store it, etc. There are some article about this. I'd just like to see more of them. Thanks for the work.”
“The magazine is very interesting, with several specific coffee content. But the coffee that came from the sample was a little disappointing. The experience was good at drinking a decaffeinated coffee, but his grain was very broken and ugly. I hope this Feedback helps the magazine choose better coffees. Thank you.”
“Not bad, not great. A lot of very detailed info about Countries of origin, but also a lot of Ads from "Partners" which is just pure sponsoring, Acaia, Mahlkönig, etc. The coffee sample delivered, did not even have a roast date, which is a no-go in the specialty coffee scene. Expected a little more after the hype around this magazine. Turns out for me, that it is rather a bought/paid hype.”
“The magazine arrived here in Brazil just a couple of weeks after the purchase, packed with the coffee sample (incredible, BTW). The magazine itself is an amazing piece of art, leveraging leisure moments. Definitely recommend it.”
“The purchase and shipping process was really smooth. I really liked the magazine and the coffee samples is a nice bonus...I just wished it was a bit more as 35grs is a little weird when it comes to splitting for a couples of recipes.”