A brief History of Coffee which countries in the world produce coffee

Costa Rica, Spanish La Republic de Costa Rica, English the Republic of Costa Rica, full name Costa Rica. San Jose, the capital, San Jose. The official language is Spanish. The administration is divided into 7 provinces, 81 counties and cities and 421 districts.

In 1502, Columbus first discovered the coast of CR during his fourth voyage. Subsequently, Spain tried to conquer many times.

It became a Spanish colony in 1563.

Independence from Spain in 1821.

In 1823, he joined the Central American Union.

In 1848, the Republic of Costa Rica was established.

In 2007, it formally established diplomatic relations with China.

Switzerland, known as Central America, is the only country in the world without an army.

It is bordered by Nicaragua to the north, Panama to the south and the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean to the east and west.

The plains are mostly distributed along the coast, with many mountains in the middle and a number of volcanoes.

Brief introduction of Costa Rican Coffee Cafe de Costa Rica

A brief History of Coffee

Coffee was first introduced in 1720 according to CR official data. Baidu sources show that 1729 were imported from Cuba. In short, coffee has taken root in CR in the 18th century. It was first planted in the central valley (central valley).

In the 19th century, the government vigorously promoted coffee cultivation and proposed attractive policies such as "as long as the government is willing to cultivate coffee, the government will allocate land; if it has been cultivated for five years, it can become the owner of the land". As a result, CR became the first country in Central and South America to establish a complete coffee industry. Coffee has surpassed cocoa, tobacco and sucrose to become an important cash crop and a major source of finance.

In 1820, coffee was exported to Panama.

In 1832, coffee was exported to Chile, repackaged in Chile and sold to England.

In 1843, coffee was exported directly to the Kingdom of Britain.

In 1860, coffee was exported to the United States.

Coffee has an important impact on all aspects of CR's economic and social life, including the construction of the first railway line, the first university, the first national theater and so on.

In 2007, COE events began to be held