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In Australia, it's not just the small, fresh ambience of a small coffee shop, but a value that Australia generally shares: "There's nothing worse than a bad cup of coffee. It's a shame to end a good meal with a bad cup of coffee."

Thus, for Australia, coffee is no longer a simple drink, but a way of life. For Australia, coffee is life.

Australia people love to drink coffee, love to any corner can meet a coffee shop degree, Starbucks is deeply rejected by the Australians.

Coffee came into Australia in large quantities in the 1950s after World War II, but the real development was in the 1970s and 1980s, which is very close to Japan.

In 1970, coffee beans were available from a limited number of sources, with four or five growing regions and coffee beans almost always a mix of Arabica and Robusta.

While most Australia still drink instant coffee at home or at work, pure coffee shops began to rise in the 1980s, and espresso and its variants began to become the preferred choice.

The taste of coffee people like has also gradually changed from bitter robusta mix to strong aroma of pure Arabica.

The origin of coffee beans has also changed from the past mixed production areas to a single production area.

In recent years, Australia has almost exclusively preferred Arabica coffee beans. And because of rising coffee prices, Italy exports coffee beans almost all mixed with cheap Robusta coffee beans. Why does Italian coffee taste more sour? because they used cheap Robusta beans. Cantarella Bros Pty Limited v Modena Trading Pty Limited [2013] FCA 8

At the same time, because European imported coffee beans to Australia long distance, after landing has lost its due freshness, so Australia people prefer locally roasted coffee beans.

In 1970, Australia had only 2-3 multinational companies and a handful of home roasters roasting their own coffee beans in Australia. Today, more than 350 homegrown Australia coffee roasters collect high-quality coffee beans from all over the world.

However, unlike other coffee cultures, no coffee company has achieved dominance in such a large coffee market.

95% of Australia coffee shops are independent. Australia prefers independent specialty cafes to coffee chains.

Starbucks, the coffee giant, struggled for eight years in Australia before closing 61 of its 84 stores in 2008. For those of you who don't know Australia, remember the night Starbucks disappeared. The reason for closing the store, the financial crisis is naturally the trigger, and the most basic factor, Starbucks itself admitted that it failed to adapt to Australia's exquisite coffee culture.

In those same years, Starbucks was booming in Japan, opening more than 1000 in one breath, and Japan's traditional coffee shops were crumbling.

Of course, Australia's high-quality milk has also had a big impact on its coffee culture.

Having said that, how refined is Australia coffee to make coffee lovers crazy.

Campos Coffee

Legend has it that Sydney's most famous coffee shop-have to say that the owner of Campos Coffee is a very coffee person, he thinks that 40% of good coffee comes from coffee beans, 40% from baristas, and 20% from coffee machines. All the baristas at this shop can make 36 perfect coffees in 16 minutes. You want a good meal? Dessert is also served here.

However, when the air is filled with strong coffee fragrance, who also goes to tube what to eat! If you're a coffee lover with good taste, make sure you stop by this place! There are a number of cafes in Greater Sydney, but Newtown is the oldest.

Campos coffee has a rich and balanced taste, coffee is not very bitter, and the taste is mellow. The legendary food columnist of the New York Times would fly to Sydney for coffee.

Let me tell you a little secret quietly: it is said that the barista in this shop earns hundreds of thousands of Australian dollars a year_ah oh_

Campos 'most respected coffee,"Afforgato", must be tasted if you have the opportunity to visit the founder shop.

After drinking coffee, you can also walk to the Newtown campus of the University of Sydney to enjoy the century-old Australia University and its famous Harry Potter Building.

Harry's EspressoBar

Harry's Espresso Bar, located in Bondi Beach, is also a very personal coffee shop. There is no sign at the door, only one wall painted with elephant graffiti. Not only that, but the walls inside the shop are not full of bright graffiti, which contrasts sharply with wooden tables, chairs and other furnishings.

Harry's Espresso also uses Coffee Alchemy roasted coffee beans, coupled with the skilled skills of the owner Harry, the taste is certainly not a problem. In addition to coffee, there are also some light food, such as: sandwiches, cookies…etc.

Bondi Beach is Sydney's most popular attractions, come here in addition to enjoy the sun, heat and beach, away from the downtown, a cup of good coffee, sit leisurely on the grass, watching the sun surfing boys and sunbathing girls coming and going, I believe it is also a good choice.

Mecca

Mecca is known by coffee lovers as the gathering place of coffee experts.

Mecca has expanded to several locations in Sydney since 2005 and has been named the best coffee in CBD several times.

Mecca's baristas can easily tell if a cup of coffee has 3 grams more ground than it needs. In addition to being professional, they are also good at remembering guest names and preferences, and whatever questions you have about coffee making, they will be super enthusiastic for you.

Speaking of Australia's exquisite coffee culture, one city that has to be mentioned is Melbourne. Melbourne has been named the best coffee city in the world. It is no exaggeration to say that the coffee variety here is very rich.

Here, you can experience dozens of different beans and coffee made in many ways, so that the focus and the practice of providing different needs are all to make the coffee presented to the customer in the best way.

Seven Seeds

800 meters from University of Melbourne

10 minutes walk.

Located in a street behind Melbourne University Law School, it was named "Best Cafe of 2012".

The coffee shop is converted from an old warehouse. The walls are made of wood, giving people a natural warm feeling. His house, like many coffee shops, sells its own roasted coffee beans. The shop signs are waffle and benedict (salty waffles) and mocha, which have won many good reviews from customers.

Brother Baba Budan

It's a quirky little coffee shop, and as soon as you walk in, you're attracted to chairs all over the place, and yes, you're right, they hang chairs all over the ceiling for decoration.

The pride of this place is the taste of the coffee, it's really good, when you get it, all the waiting is worth it, you can understand why this place will queue from early morning until it closes, just for a cup of coffee.

A round table, a high table. No matter what shape the table is, it can become a symbol of coffee civilization in the 21st century.

Everyone sits at the same table, sipping their own coffee, in the same space. A coffee table brings people closer together, and the story will happen...

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