Ten best coffee cities in the world famous for their unique coffee culture

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We can often see articles about the ranking of coffee cities, no matter what the ranking criteria are, no matter whether the ranking is acceptable to you or not, these rankings are of reference value, there is no doubt that the coffee atmosphere of the cities that can be on the list must have its own characteristics.

For those who love to travel and love coffee, it is essential to get out of their hotels, find distinctive local cafes and taste their hot coffee and delicacies. There are some cities in the world that are famous for their unique coffee culture.

# 10. Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) AddisAbaba, Ethiopia:

Ethiopia is the hometown of Arabica coffee, with at least 5000 different Arabica coffee varieties, is the natural gene pool of coffee, and is the world's largest coffee producer of raw beans (see the world's top 10 coffee bean producers). Brazil and Colombia are the world's first and second largest producers of Arabica coffee beans, but they have no more than 20 varieties of Arabica coffee (see the world's rarest coffee: Brazilian bird shit coffee). There is no doubt that Ethiopian coffee is the best for you to taste (see the top 10 coffee bean producers in the world, in the eyes of experts, Ethiopia ranks first in the world in terms of coffee bean flavor). In addition, half of Ethiopia's raw coffee beans are enjoyed by its own people, which is the only producer of raw coffee beans in the world, with the exception of Brazil (see the world's top 10 coffee consumers). Traditional Ethiopian coffee is baked by hand (in a flat iron pot) and boiled in a pottery pot. Ethiopian coffee is available in almost every restaurant or coffee shop in Addis Ababa, which is definitely the best coffee experience that coffee lovers should not miss, especially to experience the Ethiopian coffee etiquette (Ethiopian coffee ceremony). What cafes are there in Addis Ababa? Go to Tomoca, Mokarara (more locals call it Harar Coffee shop) and check it out in Alem Bunna,Kaldi's Coffee,Yeshi Buna, which will certainly give you the most authentic Ethiopian coffee (5 of the Best Coffee Shops in Addis Ababa) (http://migrationology.com/2014/04/5-best-coffee-shops-addis-ababa-ethiopia/).

# 9. Vancouver (Canada) Vancouver,Canada

Vancouver is a city full of coffee shops, micro-dryers, coffee evangelists and coffee competition champions. People like to drink "Fairtrade" and "organic" coffee. Independent coffee shops prefer to show coffee lovers handmade utensils and methods, such as siphon pots, hand-brewed coffee and so on. Milano Cafe, originally called Vancouver Coffee Roaster, is a famous old shop. Coffee has won many awards. Its chief mixer, BrianTurko, uniquely modified the traditional European espresso coffee and brought it to Milano Cafe in Vancouver. Milano Cafe has won three prizes in the International Coffee Cup Test Competition in Italy (see Niagara-on-the-Lake, the most beautiful lakeside town in Canada).

# 8. Vienna (Austria) Vienna,Austria

Mercer, a global consultancy, ranks Vienna as the city with the best quality of life for four consecutive years, not only because of its rising standard of living, advanced infrastructure and low crime rate, but also because of its long history and culture. The culture includes coffee culture. In fact, Vienna likes to label itself the stylish "Coffee World Capital" (CoffeeCapital of theWorld), and UNESCO lists Vienna's cafes as an important part of the city's heritage. In 2012, the World Barista Championship was held in Vienna, new independent cafes continue to emerge and the quality of Espresso coffee drinks continues to improve. In addition, there are many legendary old cafes in Vienna. It is said that filtered coffee was invented in ImperialCity in 1683. Coffee é Central is considered to be the most beautiful coffee shop in the world. Aida has a chain of about 30 stores and is a place of worship for coffee lovers in the city.

# 7 Reykjavik (Iceland) Reykjavik, Iceland

Scandinavia has the highest per capita coffee consumption in the world, and Reykjaviks can only hand over to themselves if they take good care of the coffee taste buds of their subjects and visitors. In fact, people here are crazy about coffee. LizClayton, author of NiceCoffee Time, thinks Kaffit á r, the larger coffee chain, is the best. Some of Iceland's champion baristas come from here, and they have a wide variety of coffee utensils, so you can order any coffee you want, whether it's Espresso or a variety of individual coffees. Other famous stores include Kaffismi coffee ja and slands, which are characterized by on-site baking (see which countries drink the most coffee per capita? ).

# 6 Honolulu (Hawaii, USA) Honolulu

Don't let the leisurely culture of Hawaii blind you. Hawaii can take coffee very seriously. Honolulu is the city with the third highest number of coffee shops per capita in the United States, and Konacoffee is the only state in the United States that grows coffee. Kona Coffee is grown on the Big Island of Hawaii. Thanks to the rich mineral content of volcanic soil caused by volcanic eruptions, Kona Coffee is world-famous (see Paradise gifts ─ Coffee Hawaii Coffee and Kona Coffee).

# 5 Rome (Italy) Rome

Rome is sure to be on the list whenever it comes to the best coffee city. According to CNN, the best baristas in Italy call Rome their home, which makes sense, because Romans drink at least five cups of Espresso coffee a day, and Romans also see cafes as temples. When you think that the Romans defined global coffee drinks, such as cappuccino and Cappuccino,latte, and macchiato are Italian names, then tasting coffee in Italy is a fascinating experience. Stopping for a cup of coffee, even standing up, is actually very common, far more common than drinking while walking with a cup. But the Romans had rules for drinking coffee: they did not drink cappuccinos in the afternoon.

# 4 San Francisco (San Francisco, California) San Francisco

San Francisco has one of the highest number of cafes per capita in the United States, with many famous stores. For example, BlueBottle just bought Handsome Coffee, and FourBarrel has a siphon bar but does not offer Wifi. CaffeTrieste Cafe has been open since the 1950s. San Francisco is indeed one of the best coffee cities in the world.

# 3 Taipei (Taiwan) Taipei, Taiwan

Taiwan's strong coffee culture and many independent small cafes are the main reasons why it has been listed as the best coffee city by many media. Coffee beans are of high quality, fresh roasting and slow brewing coffee are the highlights of the cafe here. Cafes such as BarbieCaf é, Paper Plane, and Melange have many followers. Taiwan's coffee consumption has quadrupled since the 1990s, reaching 100 cups per capita per year. The independent small cafes here compete not only with the quality of coffee, but also with creative drinks, and it's not surprising to have a drink that makes you amazed or overjoyed.

# 2 Melbourne (Australia) Melbourne, Australia

PeteLicata, champion of the World Barista Competition, once said: it's hard to find a bad cup of coffee in Melbourne. Coffee, wine and gourmet festivals are often held here, and tourists must take a coffee culture hike when they arrive in Melbourne, while locals like to occupy the Axil Cafe in the north and the Dead ManEspresso Cafe in the south. It is no exaggeration to say that Melbourne is the coffee capital of Australia (see coffee markets and coffee culture in Australia and New Zealand).

# 1 Havana (Cuba) Havana, Cuba

Some people say that coffee is a necessity for three meals a day in Cuba. Coffee production in Cuba has plummeted, but recently it has begun to pick up as the economy recovers to meet the growing market demand. Many cafes in the city serve coffee grown in the mountains of Escambray and Sierra Maestra in Cuba, which is one of the best in the world. Havana is the capital of Cuba, and it is only natural that tourists from all over the world flock to Havana, which is rated by the BBC as the top 10 coffee city in the world. You can drink Cuban coffee (cafe é cubano) everywhere in Havana, a kind of sweetened coffee with high alcohol thickness. Wandering in the ancient city of Havana, sitting in cafes such as Caf é El Escorial and Caf é de lasInfusiones, tasting traditional Cuban coffee is a perfect round trip experience.

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