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French coffee

When it comes to Bordeaux in France, people may think more of the world-famous Bordeaux wine. But in fact, coffee, a commodity in world trade, has also been closely related to Bordeaux for many years. The first coffee shop in Europe appeared in the mid-17th century. With the development of coffee trade, two French ports, Le Havre and Bordeaux, have gradually become trade centers for imported coffee beans. For more than three hundred years, coffee has left more than just a legacy in Bordeaux.

French coffee culture has a long history and is by no means as simple as eating and drinking. A cup of coffee with an afternoon of sunshine and time, this is a typical French coffee, the important thing is not the taste but the light attitude and style. The French pay attention to the environment and sentiment when drinking coffee, reading, writing, talking and killing time at the small coffee table by the side of the road.

The white table, the basket-colored coffee cup, the sunshade fluttering in the wind, the busy waiter and, of course, the leisurely organ, are all the characteristics of the French cafe.

These cafes were born in Concorde Square, the Champs Elysees, Montmartre and Montparnasse, and then went to glory. The new trend of thought of French literature and art takes root here. These cafes have also witnessed the decline of French culture from its infancy to its peak, so it is not too much to say that the history of French coffee culture is the history of modern French culture.

Coffee is the most popular drink in the world. The delicious taste of coffee makes it one of the most valuable basic products of mankind; it is an important source of foreign exchange for developing countries other than oil; tens of millions of people in the world depend on coffee-related income for survival, and countless people drink coffee regularly. You can enjoy a good cup of coffee in any big city in the world, from New York, London to Sydney, Rome, Tokyo and Bangkok. The history of coffee is also the delicious history that more and more people love coffee. Coffee always brings people pleasure and excitement.

Over the past three hundred years, coffee has spread to every corner of the world and gradually become an indispensable part of the economic life style of the major trading countries. In the spread of coffee, people have tried hundreds of ways to extract the best taste from coffee beans. Coffee is no longer a luxury, it is very convenient to make, and it can make a variety of unique flavors.

Today, a variety of novel ways to make coffee have been invented, and coffee, like everything else in the world, is constantly undergoing changes. With the popularity of Italian espresso, cappuccino and flavored coffee, coffee culture is showing a new style. The variety and quality of instant coffee have also reached a level never before seen in history. Good coffee is enjoyed by more and more coffee owners, which is becoming a new trend.

With the economic development of China, Russia and India and the increase of national income, people here begin to enjoy the delicacy of coffee. There are more and more signs that in these countries with a long tradition of tea culture, coffee is not a substitute for tea, but a good supplement. The development and spread of coffee culture is far from over, and more people are beginning to experience the unique charm of coffee.