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History of Coffee

Coffee is not today’s fancy drink; it was invented around the 15th century. Today, it’s one of the most popular drinks worldwide. It is believed that a legend, Kaldi, discovered coffee plants after seeing his flock become energetic after chewing on a plant. From there, a monk discovered coffee as a source of energy and inspiration. 

On the other hand, Ethiopia is considered the place of origin of coffee. The word coffee derives from the word “Kaffa”, which was a primary coffee-producing plant in Abyssinia (Modern Ethiopia). From Ethiopia, people brought coffee to other countries like Yemen, where Yemenis began to cultivate coffee beans systematically.

To know more about the history of coffee, read the blog about the history of coffee.  

Types of Coffee

Coffee goes through several stages before the final coffee is made. We just see the last stage of coffee as ground coffee, but there are different types of coffee beans, which are selected from coffee plants, more like red cherries; they are dried and then roasted. 

There are four main types of coffee beans we consume.  These are Arabica, Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa. The most consumed and used coffee bean is Arabica, which accounts for almost 60-70% of global production. It has a sweet, smooth taste like fruit and chocolate. Robusta has a stronger and more bitter taste than Arabica. It contains more caffeine. Liberica has a more woody and smoky flavour. Excelsa is rare, with a tart and fruity flavour. 

Read the blog here to know more about coffee beans. 

Coffee Brewing Methods

Everyone has a different style, and a different taste and experience of making coffee. Before pouring coffee into a cup, it goes through different brewing methods. It falls into different categories based on water extraction and flavour.

The most common brewing methods are automatic drip, pour-over, French press, and cold brew. People also use other methods, depending on their taste and preference. Every brewing method is used differently. If you wanna make coffee at home, you can use drip coffee- easy to use, convenient, and affordable. But as a cafe owner, you can use an espresso machine for large quantities.

Click here to read about brewing methods for coffee and find out which one is best for you. 

Coffee Around the World

Coffee has spread all over the world. Coffee culture has expanded to all the continents. It has now become the most consumed drink in the world. A study shows that 12-15% of people consume coffee daily, which represents over 1 billion coffee drinks daily globally.

The most coffee consume country count is Finland, Norway, Iceland, Russia, Canada, France, United States, and United Kingdom. The biggest coffee-producing country is Brazil. It produces over one-third of the global coffee; then Vietnam and Colombia are the other most-producing coffee countries. 

The world consumes almost 2.4 billion cups of coffee daily.

This shows how coffee has become one of the most traded agricultural commodities and the second most consumed potable globally. 

Why Choose Coffee?

Coffee is not just a normal drink; it brings together energy, flavour and tradition. It helps you to stay active and alert throughout the day. It starts your day with refreshment and energy. Coffee contains caffeine that helps increase your concentration and mental attentiveness. 

Coffee naturally includes Antioxidants that improve stamina, and it keeps various health-related issues away. There are a variety of styles and tastes of coffee. So, choose what suits you. You are free to choose and make it your own. Make coffee your comfort drink and enjoy every sip of it.  

Coffee creates a chance to slow down, relax, and appreciate something you love. 

FAQs

Which coffee bean is the most popular?

Arabica is one of the most popular coffee beans. It is mostly grown and consumed. It accounts for 60% of the global coffee production.  

Robusta has more caffeine than other coffees. It contains almost 2.2% to 2.7% caffeine, which is nearly double that of (1.2- 1.5%) Arabica beans.

The easiest and quickest way to brew your coffee is the AeroPress method. It takes just 2-3 minutes with dark, smooth, rich and very low-bitterness taste.

According to studies, 400 mg of caffeine is generally what a person should consume daily. This is about 4 cups of brewed coffee daily. 

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Hii, I'm Preeti.

A coffee lover, writer and dreamer. I created this space to share everything about coffee- from history and brewing to recipes and culture.

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