Brazilian Santos

The name of Brazilian coffee: Brazil Santos 2

When it comes to Brazilian coffee, the most famous is Brazil Santos, which is called Brazil Bourbon Santos when raw coffee beans are Arabica bourbon.

Santos is generally translated as "Santos", "Santos" and "Santos" in Chinese.

Santos is located in the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo, is a seaport city, from the state capital of Sao Paulo (Sao Paulo) about 79 kilometers, and Rio de Janeiro (Rio De Janeiro) has the same beautiful sea view.

Coffee, known as santos, is not produced in santos, but raw beans exported through the port of santos. This is a type of coffee named after the export port, similar to the famous coffee named Yemeni mocha, moka.

In the era of commercial coffee, the Brazilian government managed coffee production as a whole, grading exported coffee according to the number of defective beans, known as "Brazilian defective beans", corresponding to the "New York-style defective beans" classification system. The level is marked by numbers, and the highest level is 1. In the actual circulation, the highest level is 2. There was a saying that if you saw Brazilian beans with a grade 1 in a store, it was basically a tease shop.

Brazil Santos 2. 0 can be seen around the world. This is considered to be the highest grade of Brazilian beans, when raw beans belong entirely to the bourbon species, called Brazil Bourbon Santos 2. Most coffee shops just mark Brazil Santos or Brazil Bourbon Santos and omit the grade number.

In the era of boutique coffee, the Brazilian government relaxed the restrictions on the coffee industry, allowing large farms to trade directly with consumer countries without having to go through the government grading system. Coffee named "Fazenda", or "farm", such as Ipanema and Dattera, began to be seen in the boutique market.

Founded in 1546, Santos is the second largest seaport in Brazil and the largest coffee export port in the world. It has the longest Qianhai Garden in Guinness World Records.

Santos Coffee History: coffee Museum

Brazil has firmly occupied the position of the world's number one coffee producer since the 19th century, with most coffee going to all parts of the world from the port of santos.

If you want to understand the coffee history of the coffee kingdom and enjoy the coffee glory of Latin America's largest seaport city, the Coffee Museum is the first choice.

The building where the Coffee Museum is located used to be a coffee exchange, where Brazilian coffee bosses set the price of coffee, but now the once glorious coffee agreement has long been swept into the paper pile. Coffee price is just one of the many curves of the New York futures market.

In the coffee museum of the largest producing country, it is perfect to be accompanied by oral happiness when visiting. The museum is equipped with coffee shops, which can provide a variety of coffee beans from various producing areas of Brazil, whether on the spot or as a companion gift, not to mention the fact that the baristas here are also said to have been trained. Even if you want to know more about coffee, you can do it.

Glory of Santos: football, Pele, Neymar

In addition to coffee, santos has to mention one more thing, that is, King Pele, Pele.

Pele's illustrious career began with Santos Football Club (Santos Futebol Clube) and now has a football museum established by the club in santos. Santos Futebol Clube was founded in 1912 and was once regarded as a model for football clubs.

If the name of Pele is a little too old, it must be refreshing to mention Neymar, which has dominated the headlines of the World Cup almost every day since the start of the 2014 World Cup, making it the brightest star of the tournament.

The brilliant Neymar is also from santos futebol clube, as well as Robinho, Diego and so on.