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Stocking Fillers for the Coffee Geek

Stocking Fillers

Whether it's an accessory for the coffee geek's morning ritual or a simple bag of Christmas Blend coffee for that Secret Santa, sometimes the smallest gifts are the best! Take a look at some of our top picks for stocking fillers this Christmas.

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Aeropress Cloth Filter
£4

V60 Cloth Filter
£9

Hario Slim Grinder
£39

Motta Tamper
£28.80

Drinking Chocolate
£5.95

Christmas Blend Coffee
£10

Atkinsons Ecoffee Cup
£12.95

Atkinsons Tote
£9.95

Christmas Blend Tea
£10

Cast Iron Teapot
£24

Bodum Cafetiere
£35

Sumatra Pegasing
£10

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A Guide to Laos Coffee: the Next Big Thing?

Hey coffee lover,

Do like to be on the cutting edge, a trendsetter?

Of course you do. We all love impressing our family, friends, and colleagues by being a step ahead.

At Home Grounds, we want to be coffee trendsetters more than anything else. So we've been looking into up-and-coming coffee growing regions in search of the next big thing.

This week, we're excited about Laos.

Laos has so much potential as a coffee growing region. It has a long history of coffee production, and the Bolaven Plateau in the south has the ideal climate and geography for fine Arabica.

Sadly, years of war have taken their toll. Even now, unexploded ordinance is a crisis in agricultural regions. Farmers risk their lives to produce coffee, and it is too dangerous to use the equipment that could scale up production.

Learn all about Laotian coffee, including how to sample it for yourself, in this...

Guide to Laos Coffee

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Chaos at an influencer fashion brand

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Nicholas Carlson, December 9, 2022

Hello, Insiders. Well, this was a weird week! We've been working on an investigation into influencer Arielle Charnas' fashion company Something Navy for a few months now. And then, all of a sudden, the popular Instagram gossip account Deuxmoi told its followers to expect a revealing story from Insider. It was wild to see all the hype. So without further ado, we have our story for you today. Let's get to it.

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Arielle Charnas' company, Something Navy, is floundering amid dwindling sales, an employee exodus, and furious suppliers.

From the outside, it doesn't look as if Charnas' company — which the fashion blogger turned designer launched in July 2020 — is in trouble. But behind the scenes, Something Navy has been in a tailspin, according to interviews with more than 20 people, including former and current employees.

This year alone, at least 22 employees have left (28 full-time staffers remain). Things have gotten so bad that many of the factories with whom Something Navy works are refusing to ship any more product to the company until they get paid, former and current employees told Insider. (A Something Navy representative claimed that all outstanding payments referenced in Insider's reporting were made, though at least one person whose daughter modeled for the brand told Insider they still have not been paid.)

Meanwhile, Charnas is increasingly detached from her own business, people say; she's more often photographed wearing designer pieces like $2,600 Hermès boots than clothing from her brand.

"Something Navy was a clusterfuck. Like, bleeding," one former high-ranking team member told Insider. "I'm just shocked it hasn't tanked already."

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