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Coffee will become the drink of the world. Coffee beans and coffee seedlings were planted all over the world in the 17th and 19th centuries with the great navigation era. Among them, the Netherlands and France brought coffee beans to the colonized and newly developed areas of the Caribbean, Central and South America, and at the end of the 19th century, British missionaries brought coffee from bourbon to Africa and Kenya for planting. Three hundred years later, coffee returned to Kenya, the birthplace of Ethiopia, to complete its round-the-world tour.

Serial number

Coffee history

Age

Event

1

Ethiopia

The 6th century

Shepherd Kaldi grazes on the Ethiopian grasslands and sees goats eating a red fruit.

two

Yemen

1258

Omar on the Arabian Peninsula saw birds on the branches pecking at the fruit of the trees.

3

Turkey

The 15th century

The Turks invented the way to stir-fry the coffee beans and then mash them and boil them to drink. The flavor has been greatly improved. This is very similar to the way we drink today.

4

Mecca-> India

The 17th century

BaBa Budan, who made a pilgrimage to Mecca, brought some germinating coffee beans back to his home in Chikmagalgur in southwestern India, beginning the beginning of three or four hundred years of coffee travel.

5

Port of Mocha-> Amsterdam

1616

A coffee tree was transferred to Amsterdam, the Netherlands, via the port of Mocha, but the Dutch have gained the upper hand in the competition for coffee cultivation because the climate is too wet and cold.

six

Sri Lanka

1658

The Dutch began to grow coffee in Ceylon.

7

India-> Java

1699

The Dutch led to the first European plantations in Java. The seedlings transplanted by the Dutch are all descended from the seven raw beans stolen by Babudan.

8

Holland-> France

1714

The mayor of Amsterdam presented King Louis XIV with a coffee tree.

nine

Paris-> bourbon

1715

De Clieu, a French army officer, transplanted saplings cultivated in the Paris greenhouse to the eastern African island of Bourbon (also known as Reunion Reunion), the primitive bourbon subspecies.

ten

Holland-> South America

1718

The Dutch brought coffee to Surinam in South America, which was the prelude to the rapid development of the growing industry in the coffee center of the world (South America).

11

France-> Caribbean Sea

1723

French officer de Clieu once again brought coffee saplings from Paris to Martinique. There were 19 million coffee plants on Martinique Island alone in 1770, and the history of coffee cultivation in the Caribbean and Central and South America began.

12

The beginning of Brazilian coffee

1727

Coffee trees were introduced from French Guiana and the first plantation in South America was established in Pala, Brazil. And then cultivated near Rio de Janeiro.

13

Jamaica

1728

Mr. Nicholas Rawls, the governor of Jamaica, imported coffee from Martinique Island into Jamaica, and the legendary Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee began to grow in the Blue Mountain area.

14

Guatemala

1738

After the independence of Guatemala, the Spaniards introduced coffee to Guatemala. The largest coffee producing country in Central America.

15

Costa Rica

1779

Coffee was introduced into Costa Rica from Cuba.

sixteen

Mexico

1790

Coffee is grown in Mexico for the first time.

seventeen

Brazil-> Hawaii

1825

Coffee seeds from Rio de Janeiro were brought to the Hawaiian island and became the famous Hawaiian Kona coffee.

18

Bourbon-> Kenya

1878

British missionaries introduced bourbon subspecies coffee from Bourbon Island and set up a coffee planting park in Kenya, Africa. In other words, coffee goes all the way around the world and returns to Kenya next door to Ethiopia.

19

Viet Nam

1887

The French built a plantation in Vietnam with coffee saplings.

20

China

1880

Deji Foreign Company introduced coffee to Taiwan from San Francisco and planted it in the three Gorges (Triangle surge) and Banqiao area of the Taipei Basin.

twenty-one

Australia

1896

Coffee began to land in Queensland, Australia.

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