According to the source of Yemeni mocha coffee, is Yemeni mocha coffee good?

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In 1918, in Omegna, a small city in the province of Piemonte in northern Italy, Alfonso Bialeti, who runs an aluminum factory, saw that women near the factory used an old washing machine called Liciveuse. The washing machine is characterized by the use of steam pressure to squeeze the soapy water at the bottom of the boiler out of the central pipe and spray it outward to wash the clothes. From here he got the inspiration and grafted its principle onto the coffee-making utensils. So under the research and development of Bialeti, a coffee utensil called "MOKA EXPRESS" was finally invented in 1933. Since then, the mocha pot has spread over 90% of households in Italy because of its practicality and low price, making a great contribution to the popularity of espresso.

Throughout the history of Yemen, coffee has been shipped and exported from the port of Mocha to markets around the world, so they are collectively known as mocha coffee. So far, the port of Mocha has been filled with sand and turned into a sandbar. It should be no stranger to coffee lovers. Yemeni mocha is internationally recognized as one of the oldest and most delicious coffee.

What kind of country is Yemen, which is famous for its coffee? The country is located in the Middle East, bordered by sand and Oman and bordered by the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea. Arabs are predominant, Islam is the national religion, and Sunni Muslims account for 65% of the total population.