Do you know where coffee is grown in China? Yunnan is the most famous coffee grower.

In the impression of many people, coffee is a foreign proprietary product, which is not grown and produced in China. In fact, there are two growing places in China, Hainan and Yunnan. Yunnan is the most famous coffee growing place, and some coffee is also sold abroad. Yunnan coffee originated in 1892 and was grown in the valleys of Binchuan County by a French missionary. Up to now, there are still dozens of old coffee trees in Zhukula Township, Binchuan County, which are up to 90 years old and still blossom and bear fruit. In 1914, several Arabica species were introduced from Myanmar; however, coffee agriculture in Yunnan experienced ups and downs and did not stabilize until the 1980s.

Since the category of drinks grown in the mainland is mainly tea, and coffee is not the main agriculture, coffee is not very delicate, so special attention should be paid to the selection and purchase of coffee. But Ken, Tiebika and Bourbon have some fruity aromas, and they are less bitter and taste good.

In recent years, Yunnan coffee industry has been paid more and more attention, some of which are exported to Japan, Singapore, Europe and the United States and other places. The Royal Coffee Company (Royal Coffee), located in California, is a well-known company engaged in the sale of selected coffee, they once imported Yunnan coffee, so the quality and quality of Yunnan coffee is gradually improving.

The picture shows: Deng Xiaoping and other state leaders visited coffee-growing areas in Yunnan.