Coffee has become a taste of life.

Coffee has become a taste of life, a sense of taste, a spiritual pleasure, and even a fashion pursuit. If you are in love with fancy coffee, you might as well come here to taste a caramel latte.

When you travel to Hong Kong, Yuanyang milk tea is an experience you can't miss. This Hong Kong specialty drink is carefully prepared by coffee and milk tea at 3:7. Nowadays, Yuanyang milk tea has become so popular that even Starbucks in Hong Kong has offered a similar "mandarin duck cream star cappuccino" drink to do as the Romans do. In the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong, people's pace of life is also quite fast, and 24-hour coffee shops emerge as the times require. Locals call these ubiquitous coffee shops "cafes". The famous one is the Australian Milk Company.

Brazil's economy has changed greatly since coffee was introduced from French Guiana in 1727. The trade hall in the port city of Santos is decorated with high ceilings, marble floors and painted glass windows, making the coffee museum look more like a sacred church. The room in front of us, where businessmen negotiated the price of coffee ingredients before 1950, is now fully open to tourists.

Doka Estate Coffee Manor Costa Rica

The warm and mellow air of Costa Rica is like coffee there. Volcanic soil breeds excellent coffee beans, making the country one of the world's largest exporters of coffee. At the Doka Estate Coffee Manor near Poas, visitors will have the privilege of seeing how the world's oldest coffee mill uses water for coffee processing. For those coffee beans waiting to be dried in the tropical sun, a variety of coffee varieties are sure to brighten your eyes.