A study of 2,000 coffee-drinking Americans compared the lifestyles of hot coffee drinkers and cold coffee drinkers Your coffee preferences may reveal more about your personality than you think. New ...

Half of Millennials under 24 polled in a Bernstein survey said they had drunk coffee in the past day. A huge chunk of that group had bought it away from home. That's good news for Starbucks. Follow ...

Genome-wide association studies have indicated that a preference for certain tastes can be traced back to genes. New work by scientists at Northwestern University has indicated that people who prefer ...

Coffee and tea are two of the most consumed beverages around the world. However, your preference may have more to it than what you’ve been brought up with, or what you’re used to. Instead, it may be ...

Ever heard the saying, "You are what you drink?" According to Los Angeles-based psychologist, Dr. Ramani Durvasula, author of You Are Why You Eat: Change Your Food Attitude, Change Your Life, coffee ...

A new study suggests our genes could have a significant influence in the type of flavors we’re interested in, including our coffee preferences. Those who enjoy black coffee and dark chocolate might ...

Respondents to a survey about coffee preferences revealed that many Americans think they have what it takes to be a barista Half of Americans feel they have what it takes to be a barista, according to ...

Automatic drip coffee is regaining favor with consumers who increasingly are turning their backs on single-serve pods, which some perceive as convenient but a lower quality and more wasteful than ...

Cardio health and genetics play a role in the amount of coffee one drinks, researchers said in a new study People with symptoms of high blood pressure and angina were less likely to drink coffee than ...

Whether people prefer coffee or tea may boil down to a matter of taste genetics. People with a version of a gene that increases sensitivity to the bitter flavor of caffeine tend to be coffee drinkers, ...