2015 Top 10 Coffee Brands in the World Danish Royal Copenhagen Company The World's Oldest

Ranking of the top ten brands of coffee in the world in 2015

Coffee is one of the three major drinks in the world. At first, coffee was expensive in Europe. Only aristocrats could drink coffee, and coffee was even called "black gold". Coffee, which fell in price as a result of mass production, began to become an important drink for Europeans. Zhong Lirong, vice president of the China Coffee and Coffee Beverage Professional Committee, said in an interview: "in comparison, the proportion of Chinese people drinking pure coffee is not high. They usually choose to add a coffee partner, or drink coffee drinks directly. "

Royal Copenhagen

Danish Royal Copenhagen, a world-renowned top porcelain brand, founded in 1775 in Denmark, is one of the oldest companies in the world and has an unshakable position in the coffee market.

Royal Copenhagen RoyalCopenhagen: has always had a high-quality evaluation of the royal Copenhagen. It has an unshakable position in the coffee market. At the round table, the royal Copenhagen, which enjoys the highest quality honor. Re-coffee has an irrevocable position in the trend of pursuing the highest quality. The basic reason for the mellow flavor is the use of coffee beans from Brazil, the world-famous Krasificador.

RoyalCopenhagen Royal Copenhagen Ceramics is the best porcelain factory in Denmark, each piece of porcelain is traditionally hand-painted by ceramic artists, and the brush strokes are lifelike and cannot be copied. A high degree of artistic self-cultivation combined with exquisite and elegant design to carefully create rare treasures in porcelain. When you take a closer look at a porcelain work from Royal Copenhagen, you can't help feeling that this masterpiece, which has gone through 30 processes and is jointly completed by more than 30 artists and craftsmen.

Royal Copenhagen porcelain, officially known as the Royal porcelain Factory (Danish: DenkongeligePorcel æ nsfabrik), was founded by Queen Julian Mary of Denmark in Copenhagen on May 1, 1775. The crown on the logo represents the supreme authority of the royal family, and the three wavy lines represent the three straits that surround Denmark: resund,Storeb æ lt and LilleB æ lt. In 1790, Royal Copenhagen made the now famous Danish Flower (Latin: FloraDanica) featuring blue paint, gilt and Danish floral patterns. For almost a century, the Royal Danish porcelain Factory (RoyalDanishPorcelainManufactory) was controlled by the royal family. It was not until 1868 that it was privately held. From 1882 to 1884, the factory merged with the Aluminia Ceramic Factory, and later, after the merger of the second Danish porcelain factory, Bing&Gr ø ndahl, which was established in 1853, it became the present-day RoyalCopenhagen of Copenhagen.