Ethiopia, which is often referred to as the cradle of coffee and world’s oldest coffee country. The country has a long history of manufacturing distinctive and flavorful coffee. Ethiopia’s coffee history, culture and customs are fascinating to investigate. Legendary Origins: A goat herder by the name of Kaldi is said to have discovered coffee in
In the last few decades, coffee culture has changed a lot. What used to be a simple morning ritual is now a global movement that includes specialty brewing methods, artisanal shops and a greater focus on the quality, source and sustainability of coffee beans. This change is due to a number of things, such as
Coffee history is long as well as complicated that spans decades and countries. It is a treasured elixir that helps us get through the morning and punctuates social events. The history of coffee is an intriguing tale that connects culture, business and society from its modest origins in Ethiopia’s ancient coffee woods to its current
In the dynamic landscape of coffee culture, one name stands as an icon of innovation and transformation – Achille Gaggia. In the year 1938, within the heart of Italy, Gaggia embarked on a visionary mission that would reshape the world of coffee forever, giving rise to the beloved Italian espresso. This article unveils the remarkable
In Bangladesh, coffee drinking habits of the people has changed significantly through time. Bangladesh has historically been a tea-drinking country, with tea being the most often consumed hot beverage overall. However, there has been a rising tendency toward coffee drinking habits in recent years, especially among middle-class and urban youth. The influence of Western culture,
Bangladesh, a nation renowned for its rich culture and history, has a long history of producing high-quality coffee. In Bangladesh, tea still dominates the hot beverage market, but coffee production and consumption have been rapidly increasing in recent years. Let’s travel from bean to cup through the rich coffee heritage of Bangladesh. Historical Background: During
In our last part we have learnt about Arabian and Persian Banned on coffee. In this part we will through a little light on Italy. As soon as coffee reached Europe in the late 16th century, priests pushed for its outlawment and demonic labeling. When this new beverage arrived in Venice in 1615, the local
Few topics in the history of food and cooking have caused as much emotion and debate as the history of coffee bans. From its early days as a secret potion to its current status as a beloved drink around the world, coffee has been through a lot. Cultural, religious, and political forces have shaped its
Kahve was a favourite drink of the Ottoman Empire’s ruling class. Little did they know it would one day hasten the empire’s demise According to the cultural magazine of The Economist, 1843 our favourite drink coffee somehow hastened the demise of the vast Ottoman Empire. According to Sarah Jilani, a column writer in The Economist,
Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè is a traditional Italian coffee shop located in the heart of Rome. Founded in 1938, this traditional cafe has remained unchanged for over 80 years, preserving its original atmosphere and design. The walls are adorned with black-and-white photos of decades past, adding to the nostalgia of the space. The menu has also