A coffee entrepreneur took guests at a talk in Sawbridgeworth on a journey from the 17th-century Ottoman Empire and coffee brewed in the traditional copper cevze to the front line in Ukraine. Vadym Granovskiy told how Ukrainian soldiers fighting Russian forces use the pot supplied by his Coffee in Action charity. He brewed samples of his signature flat red coffee with pomegranate juice. Guests at the talk at Sawbridgeworth Evangelical Congregational Church on Sunday (March 17) ‘met’ Bohdan Khmelnytsky, a 17th-century military commander of Ukrainian Cossacks, described by Vadym as the first Ukr…
