In Wuhan, there is the first coffee museum in China, which covers the historical dissemination and production methods of coffee.

Speaking of stagger, the coffee industry in Wuhan is definitely famous, probably drinking coffee began to have the label of literature and art is from the stagger. From the first stagger in 2006 to now has become a national well-known brand has trained a large number of students, staggered in the coffee on the road has become more and more mature. Today, when all kinds of cafes are all over the streets, the stagger has found a different way to open a coffee museum in Hankou, a new and retro place. I asked if it was the first in Wuhan, and the manager, MM, smiled and said it should be the first in the country.

I drank so much coffee, but this is the first time to visit the Coffee Museum. The jagged Coffee Museum is very large, with two floors. Going directly to the second floor is the coffee theme exhibition area, with a large number of objects and utensils from the place of origin of coffee, a lot of old antiques from abroad, and coffee trees that have never seen a real appearance before. covers the history of coffee, dissemination, tools, production methods, derivatives and other aspects. Of course, you can not only watch it, but also participate in the interactive experience, tracing back to all aspects of a cup of coffee from the origin to the table. In addition, there are a variety of interesting coffee products. The whole exhibition area is more like an interesting coffee workshop than a museum.

On the first floor of the museum is an experiential cafe and a themed shopping area, where you can not only drink a cup of freshly made coffee like an ordinary cafe, but also participate in a variety of coffee-related activities. The cultural and creative area offers a variety of coffee peripheral products, cups, T-shirts, books, coffee trees, as well as DIY bracelets and badges for coffee. If you think this is not enough, there are also interesting coffee courses, from baking to flower drawing, from skills to culture, taught by experts and experts in the coffee industry.

It is big enough to drink coffee in the mouth, small to hang every picture, and every cloth bag stacked on the ground has its own story. Some paintings are copyrighted by painstaking efforts, while those seemingly inconspicuous cloth bags come from coffee-producing countries around the world. Whether it is eye-catching or easily overlooked, in the jagged Coffee Museum, it is more or less a part of everything about coffee, waiting for coffee lovers to feel and experience.

Environment: two-story space, fresh decoration, some loft style, large area, reasonable distribution of functional areas

Service: very considerate, the shop assistant will explain the relevant knowledge and culture to the guests.

Price: the price of coffee is very low. Guests are recommended to pay with Wechat.

Comprehensive: a very comprehensive coffee culture center, for those who like coffee, you must not miss it.

Source: Tencent