The variety Bourbon pointed bean is very popular coffee bean variety China Coffee Network
In addition to round beans, bourbon also has pointed beans. In 181○, coffee farmer Leroy of Bourbon Island found that some coffee trees on the estate had become smaller and produced pointed beans, which were obviously different from Bourbon round beans. Confirmed by botanists as a bourbon variety, commonly known as "bourbon pointed bean" (BourbonPointLl), has become a legendary "drink good sleep" delicious coffee, it is said that the French writer Balzac likes this bean best. It was not until the 20th century that scientists discovered that the coffee content of bourbon pointed beans was only half that of the average Arabica, but whether it was caused by environmental factors that caused bourbon to abrupt into a low-caffeinated bourbon tip, or the cross between round bourbon and the island's native brown fruit decaf coffee tree, has not yet been determined.
However, the variety bourbon was weak and susceptible to disease, blossoming and bearing less, so it was abandoned and almost extinct in the rain, which was not welcomed by farmers until the successful restoration of ⊙⊙ in 1999-02, thanks to the efforts of France and Japan, has become the most expensive coffee today (see Chapter 4 of this book for details). On the tiny island of Bourbon, during the rush to plant coffee trees in the 18th and 19th centuries, three Arabica varieties appeared, namely, native brown coffee, bourbon round body and bourbon variety pointed body, among which brown fruit coffee and bourbon pointed body are natural low caffeine. Precious, but these two rare decaf coffees have not been transplanted to other countries, only on the island of Bourbon. Bourbon coffee transplanted to Central and South America and East Africa is bourbon round rather than mutant bourbon pointed.
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An important case in the history of mankind for the victory of freedom of speech in cafes
In 1675 London pubs, unwilling to lose business to coffee shops, fought back, launching advertisements denouncing coffee for its unclear composition, black as sour water, charred as charcoal, and smelling like worn shoes. The British brewing industry moved from behind the scenes to the front, protesting against coffee competition and issuing a statement entitled "Malt Wine Wife Sues Cafe". As early as 1672, England
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Coffee paint, vintage painting, coffee culture, coffee story.
Artist Michael Aaron Williams collected some old ledger paper from the 1920s and 1940s, spliced them together into a canvas, dipped in freshly brewed coffee as paint, created a series of vivid portraits, and the joints between the papers were skillfully used to make the whole work full of rhythm and retro flavor.
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