Melbourne, Australia: Five word coffee shop reviews

Posted by TheShot on 03 May 2007 | Tagged as: Foreign Brew

CoffeeRatings.com was inspired by the importance of a scientific approach towards developing comparative reviews of espresso. But this somewhat clinical approach can at times take a little of the joy out of the espresso-sipping experience.

Which is why I am oddly inspired by the purely linguistic constraints imposed by a Melbourne, Australia blogger: Five word coffee shop reviews « My Opinions Are Important. Using five-word reviews, this approach — suggestive of haiku — is universally applied to describe the quality of the coffee at over 100 purveyors in Australia.

For those with a particularly ancient, arcane knowledge of the Web, they remind me of an old Web site of my own: the many terse album review entries in the Quick Fix Music Review List (which, due to personal neglect, sadly disappeared from the Web in 1996 … and yet lives on, like a phantom limb, in a handful of broken links around the Internet).

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One Response to “Melbourne, Australia: Five word coffee shop reviews”

  1. on 11 May 2007 at 4:11 pm -05:00T 1.Five Word Coffee Shop Reviews are an inspiration to everyone « My Opinions Are Important said …

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