The spread footprint of Coffee basic knowledge about Coffee

As far back as the sixth century AD, Arabs first discovered coffee by virtue of their innate wisdom. In 1616, Dutch merchants secretly brought coffee seeds to Europe. From then on, coffee became uncontrollably popular all over the world, giving birth to a coffee culture with different styles in different countries. As a part of modern civilization, coffee is no longer limited to the ancient medicinal value, but also a symbol of leisure and elegance, which fascinates countless people.

So, let's go through a long coffee trip along the footsteps of history to feel the strong historical flavor.

In the 19th century AD:

There are more than 2500 cafes in Estantinople, Turkey.

There are more than 3,000 cafes in France, and drinking coffee has become a fashion.

Some cafes in London, England have set up "private mailboxes" to operate their own mail distribution business.

Coffee powder began to be sold in sealed cans and was well received by consumers.

Coffee beans are first roasted in airtight containers with natural gas, which is still used today.

A. D. 1820:

German chemist F "Ferdinand" Range found caffeine in coffee beans.

In 1822 AD:

France's Lebrun invented the Espresso coffee machine, which was mediocre at first, but became very popular two decades later.

In 1825 AD:

Coffee spread to Hawaii Island in the Pacific Ocean. Today, Hawaii is the only place in the United States where coffee is produced. Cona coffee is of excellent quality and is well-known in the international coffee industry.

In 1827 AD:

The French invented the coffee filtration pot, which soon became popular in the United States.

In 1878 AD:

The British colonists introduced coffee to Africa and first established a coffee planting base in Kenya. After that, coffee saplings were introduced from other places, which made the scale of the base expand rapidly.

In 1884 AD:

Coffee is grown successfully in Taiwan.

In 1887 AD:

The French set up plantations in Vietnam.

In the same year, Brazil established the world's first coffee research center. Brazil is the largest coffee exporter in the world and plays an important role in the world coffee trade.

In 1888 AD:

Japanese Zheng Yongqing opened the first authentic cafe in Ueno in Tokyo, which is called "can you teahouse?"

A. D. 1896:

Coffee trees began to be planted in Queens land, Australia.

A. D. 1899:

Dr. Kato Shalido, a Japanese chemist, invented instant coffee (Instant Coffee), which was exhibited at the National Exposition in New York State in 1901 and achieved unprecedented success.

In the 20th century:

Espresso coffee is so popular in Italy that baristas have become a respectable job.

Roasted coffee beans begin to be packaged in vacuum.

The overproduction of coffee beans in Brazil at the beginning of this century led to the collapse of the Brazilian economy.

There are more than 200000 coffee shops in Italy.

The mocha coffee maker (Mocha Pot) was once a sensation.

1903 AD:

The United States has developed a non-caffeinated coffee called Sanda, which is derived from the French word "Sans Cafeine".

1907 AD:

When China built the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway in Kunming, a large number of French engineers and technicians poured into Yunnan, and coffee consumption rose almost overnight in Yunnan. In the same year, a French missionary brought coffee seedlings to Binchuan County, Yunnan Province for planting.

In 1934 AD:

Mr. Liao Shuilai, Taipei, Taiwan, opened Taiwan's first cafe on Minsheng West Road, Taipei, named Polly Road Western Restaurant, which is still in operation.

In 1940 AD:

Two American veterans invented the automatic coffee machine (Automatic coffee machines).

A. D. 1950:

Italian coffee machine is widely praised in Europe and is widely used in various cafes and restaurants.

In 1962 AD:

Coffee producers and consumers in the world have jointly concluded the first International Coffee Agreement (International Coffee Agreement, referred to as ICA), which aims to promote cooperation between coffee exporting and importing countries, ensure fair prices and stimulate coffee consumption.

In 1963 AD:

The International Coffee Organization was founded in London. It is an intergovernmental organization made up of coffee importing and exporting countries. The organization is responsible for implementing the International Coffee Convention and is committed to improving the production and consumption of coffee in the world through international cooperation.

In 1969 AD:

Japan launched canned coffee for the first time, thus creating a new era of coffee culture.

1975 AD:

Brazil has been hit by frost, coffee is out of stock, and the price of coffee has more than tripled on the international market.

1980 AD:

Coffee bars with espresso machines quickly replace traditional restaurants and cafes, while choosing special coffee cups to meet the needs of consumers for innovation and change.

1983 AD:

The Japan Coffee Association decided to designate October 1 of each year as "Coffee Day" since Showa 58 (1983). Japan is the only country in the world that has a coffee festival.

1988 AD:

Professor Yoshito Nagano of Cihui Medical University in Tokyo, Japan, and others published a research report, pointing out that coffee can increase the amount of cholesterol, and cholesterol through metabolism can prevent arteriosclerosis.

In 1996 AD:

After 10 years of arduous exploration, Li Zhanyi, a peasant inventor in China, has successfully cultivated a kind of annual herbal coffee harvested that year.

After the 21 century (estimated)

The combination of coffee bars and bookstores will become a trend.

Small Espresso machines are becoming more and more sophisticated and reasonably priced, and will become a necessity for families and companies.

There will be more and more Espresso coffee practices.

With the improvement of transportation and the wide supply of Espresso coffee, it will be a pleasure to have a cup of coffee in the car.

The Espresso Coffee making Competition will become one of the international events.

Articles, clothing, T-shirts, music related to Espresso. Have become a popular trend.

Pure Espresso-related drinks will be popular all over the world.