Coffee City eight Coffee cities in the World

In the fifteenth century, in Arabia, people planted coffee trees for the first time. In 1843, in France, man invented the Italian espresso machine. Since then, the coffee industry has changed with each passing day.

Nick Clark, winner of the New Zealand barista contest, said: "people are more and more concerned about where the coffee beans come from and how they are processed and roasted."

"Today, there are many factors to consider in making a high-quality cup, and the coffee industry is evolving to meet everyone's different needs," he said. "

This article recommends to readers the eight largest coffee cities in the world, not only because the coffee sold there is mellow and delicious, but also because the local coffee culture is worth tasting.

London, England

Ten years ago, baristas from Australia and New Zealand opened the first cafe with the theme of Italian espresso in London. Today, such cafes have spread all over the city.

A barista from Caravan Cafe in London said: "the coffee industry in London is still not perfect." I am honored to witness the rapid development of the coffee industry in this city in the past five years. "

Recommended coffee: Flat White, cappuccino (Cappuccino)

Recommended Cafe: there are many high-quality cafes in East London, such as Allpress, Climpson and Caravan.

Melbourne, Australia

"the coffee culture in Melbourne is amazing!" Said Pete Rikata, the champion of the World Barista Competition from the United States.

Coffee is inextricably linked to local culture in Melbourne, where coffee exhibitions are held every year.

Recommended coffee: Piccolo latte (Piccolo Latte)

Although locals also love Latte, Cappuccino and Flat White, Piccolo Latte is still the most popular coffee drink because of its less milk and stronger flavor.

Recommended coffee shop: "it's hard to find a bad cup of coffee in Melbourne." Rikata added.

If you are an experienced coffee lover who pursues the purest quality of coffee, it is recommended to visit Axil Coffeehouse Roaster Caf é in Hawthron, Auction Rooms Caf é in North Melbourne and Dead Man Espresso Cafe in South Melbourne. Hidden Secrets travel agency also provides coffee culture tours for tourists.

Reykjavik, Iceland

Apart from the Netherlands, Scandinavia has the highest per capita coffee consumption in the world.

Among them, Finland ranks first in per capita consumption, followed by Iceland.

"in Reykjavik, people used to go to cafes mainly to eat." Christine Tora, a member of the Icelandic Coffee Association and winner of the National Coffee Cup Test Competition, said: "at that time, people mainly went to cafes to drink coffee and eat cakes. As long as the cake is delicious, no one cares whether the coffee is good or not. However, 25 years ago, people began to really care about the quality of coffee. "

Since there are no monopolies in the coffee industry in Iceland, small and medium-sized enterprises have flourished. Now, you can find a cafe in any block of Reykjavik.

Recommended coffee: latte (Latte), cappuccino (Cappuccino)

"at home, locals like to drink filtered coffee, but in cafes, people prefer coffee drinks based on espresso." Christine added.

Recommended Cafe: here, this article recommends Kaffitar Cafe, a coffee chain with seven cafes and a coffee roaster. If you pursue fashion, you can choose Stofan and Kaffismidja Cafe.

Rome, Italy

Coffee is a part of Italian culture. In the local area, there are few people who don't drink coffee.

But in fact, it's hard to find a decent coffee shop in Rome because the locals are very resistant to the commercial mode of coffee operation.

In spite of this, baristas from Italy still call it the "hometown of coffee". You can definitely find the best quality coffee in Rome.

Recommended coffee: Italian espresso (Espresso)

As locals insist that coffee with milk is only suitable for breakfast, people usually prefer espresso without milk.

Recommended cafes: Rosati in Piazza Popolo and Pantheon and Giolitti near the Pantheon are the most popular cafes in the area.

Singapore, Singapore City

"Coffee is part of the daily life of Singaporeans, but in fact, locals have only recently begun to use modern coffee production methods." "Singaporeans are obsessed with the art of flower drawing, which has become a symbol of high quality of life," said a local barista. "

Recommended coffee: latte (Latte), mocha (Mocha), cappuccino (Cappuccino)

Recommended Cafe: the barista recommended Strangers' Reunion Cafe in Chinatown, Dutch Colony Cafe in Beauty Market (Pasar Bella) and Bukit Timah and Chye Seng Huat Hardware Cafe in Little India.

Seattle, USA

Seattle is the leading fashion city in the United States. The world-famous Starbucks was born here, and it has become a portrayal of coffee culture here.

"people here call coffee 'flowing sunshine'." A local barista said, "the love of coffee, coupled with cafes throughout the city, constitute the coffee culture in Seattle and the bond of friendship between people."

Recommended coffee: Italian espresso (Espresso), cappuccino (Cappuccino), single coffee (Single-origin pour)

Recommended cafes: Victrola Coffee Roasters, Empire Espresso and Seattle Coffee Works are all the most popular cafes in the area.

Vienna, Austria

Coffee is very important to Viennese culture. The local cafe was selected as a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage in 2011.

However, a local barista said that traditional coffee services, such as chatting in cafes, reading newspapers, eating and so on, have been difficult to meet the needs of modern coffee production technology and consumers.

But the status quo will not last long. The barista feels that since Vienna held the World Barista Competition in 2012, the team of modern cafes has been growing and the quality of local coffee has been improving.

Recommended coffee: Italian espresso (Espresso), cappuccino (Cappuccino)

Or, you can choose to try the local Vienner melange coffee in a traditional cafe, which is similar to cappuccino, where the barista adds some cream to the coffee.

Recommended Cafe: Caffe Couture, Essenti and Coffee Pirates Cafe all provide customers with traditional coffee drinks and delicious cakes.

Wellington, New Zealand

Flat White coffee was born in Sydney, sublimated in Wellington and became an unofficial national drink.

"in Wellington, cafes offer the highest quality coffee to the public." A local barista told us, "Wellington is a small city, and the cafe here provides an interactive platform for consumers and baristas, which enables us to better improve and improve the quality of our service." it is conducive to the vigorous development of the coffee industry. "

Recommended drink: Flat White

Recommended Cafe: it's hard to find a bad cup of coffee in any cafe in New Zealand. The best cafes in Wellington include Flight Coffee Hangar, Memphis Belle and Lamason Brew Bar Cafe.