Coffee is a symbol of fashion life.

The unique coffee drinks such as White Coffee, Volcano Coffee, Blue Mountain Coffee and Kopi Luwak also meet the coffee needs of tourists from all over the world.

Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world, a symbol of taste, fashion and cozy life. The good life in the city can not do without the coffee Fangchun, which brings pleasure and excitement to the urbanites. At a time when urban life is becoming increasingly busy and dry, drinking coffee has become an indispensable way of leisure for urban people.

Tasting coffee pays attention to a comfortable, elegant and fashionable environment, while the environment for drinking coffee in the Expo Park is unparalleled. The open-air cafe dotted with flowers in the Polish Pavilion in Pudong Park is full of style, and the beautiful tropical scenery and strong aroma of coffee in the Equatorial Guinea Pavilion of the "Kingdom of Forest". Coffee on both sides of Taiwan is shaped like the comfortable sofas of the four beauty coffee cups, providing tourists with a comfortable space of ease, happiness and Ikea. Puxi Park has 360-degree outdoor viewing platform of blue coffee, meteorological hall coffee shop directly borrowed the "special steel stage" landscape, the former Jiangnan shipyard small aircraft warehouse converted into a riverside cafe, Starbucks Cafe installed 11 Chinese-style wooden screens, so that tourists' vision, smell and taste have been greatly satisfied.

The unique and mellow coffee of various countries makes tourists stretch for three feet. Colombia is the second largest coffee producer in the world. In the Columbia Pavilion, coffee beans with the trademark of a coffee farmer are light green, with a special heavy flavor and unique aroma, leading to multi-level flavor. When tourists smell authentic Colombian coffee beans, they immediately have a feeling that "smelling coffee beans is better than drinking coffee."

The Indonesia Pavilion displays the world's most expensive Kopi Luwak, which can sell for $168 for a four-ounce cup of coffee. The rarity of this coffee is that it comes from the droppings of a wild Indonesian musk cat. In some islands of Indonesia, where Kopi Luwak is a traditional specialty, the civet contains this unique coffee in its feces only after eating local coffee cherries. For such luxurious and limited edition gourmet coffee, there are still many coffee lovers who can't resist the temptation to taste its distinctive taste.

There is nothing more emotional than having a close interaction with coffee. It was interesting to watch the whole process of making coffee at the African Union Pavilion Uganda market. In the coffee experience area of Tunis Pavilion, visitors can make and taste the country's handmade coffee on the spot. The West African country of C ô te d'Ivoire is known as the "hometown of coffee". Tourists are excited by the Ivorian coffee and chocolates distributed by the museum at the site of the National Pavilion Day.

Coffee drink culture, is undoubtedly the highest realm. The Ethiopian pavilion tells visitors the story of the origin of coffee. The country is recognized as the "hometown of coffee". The word "coffee" (coffee) comes from a small town called Kafa in the highlands of the country. White coffee is a unique coffee culture in Malaysia, and Alicafe coffee Terry, as a world-renowned top Malaysian coffee brand, is in line with the concept of modern urbanites pursuing a healthy life. Taiwan's Zhenguoga Pavilion, located on the Expo axis, promotes the "one cup of coffee, full of sincerity" culture.

(responsible Editor: coffee Sound)