A fresh coffee movement is brewing in the city, meaning the drink is becoming something to appreciate like wine, not just to boost productivity.
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- Mar 5, 2013
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'Venti double mint mocha. Whip. For here.' If you can fire off that coffee order perfectly, you are probably one of the thousands who frequent Hong Kong's coffee shops day and night.
Y.B. Rai's roasting-to-riches story began when he started working with Uncle Russ Coffee as a barista almost 20 years ago.
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