A mocha pot is a coffee pot. Why is coffee a mocha?

Historically, the word mocha has been used as a nickname for coffee, and coffee is mocha. The coffee pot is the mocha pot. Invented by the Italians.

Why is coffee a mocha?

In the early 17th century, the first Yemeni coffee sold to Europe was exported through the ancient port of Mocha. Europeans (first of all, the merchants of Venice, Italy) called the delicious coffee from the port of Mocha Mocha Coffee, which is the origin of the name Mocha Coffee.

However, the coffee imported by Europeans is not coffee beans, but after boiling water or roasting. This is because the Turks occupied Yemen in the 15th century. In order to monopolize the supply of coffee, the export of raw beans is strictly prohibited. Turkey has monopolized the global coffee market for nearly a century. The title of mocha coffee continued, and mocha became a nickname for coffee. It can be said that Europeans began to drink coffee only knowing that it was shipped from the port of Mocha and was processed. There is no current concept of coffee.

Moreover, the Europeans first came into contact with coffee through the Turks, first introduced into northern Italy, and early Europeans imitated the Turkish way of drinking.

Italian espresso comes from Turkish coffee, but because Turkish coffee takes too long to meet the needs of fast-paced society, more and more people begin to study efficient coffee-making methods. A kind of Italian mocha pot called "Moka Pot Espresso" came into being.