Coffee culture varies widely.

Coffee culture is no exception. Americans like to drink coffee casually and without scruples; American coffee culture has no European sentiment or Arab fastidiousness; the connotation of American coffee culture is to drink freely, comfortably, self-and detached.

The United States is a young and vibrant country, and any form of culture in this country, like itself, is unrestrained, unconventional, and spontaneous.

The United States is still the country with the largest coffee consumption in the world, and the United States can demonstrate its unique coffee culture everywhere: Americans drink coffee almost everywhere, whether at home, school, office, public places, or anywhere else. The aroma of coffee can be heard everywhere.

Coffee in the ancient Middle East country of Turkey is like a legendary myth in "1001 Nights". It can not only help get close to God, but also wash away the clear spring of sadness. Like the Chinese tea ceremony, Turks are also very particular about coffee culture, not only to burn incense before drinking coffee, but also to sprinkle spices and smell incense, and the dazzling variety of coffee pots make it full of Arabian Nights style.