Describe in detail the characteristics of coffee beans in the following four countries
Jamaica: As we all know, the king of coffee is Blue Mountain, but do you know where the perfect Blue Mountain comes from? Yes, Jamaica. This land not only bred the king of track and field, but also cultivated the king of coffee. These caffeine its bitter, sour, sweet, alcohol perfect combination together, to bring people a beautiful taste to enjoy. Blue Mountain coffee is not ubiquitous in any market due to its high cost and low yield.
Kenya: Kenya is a land where high-quality Arabica coffee beans grow. This coffee bean is loved by Europeans for its slightly sour, dense aroma. In Britain, in particular, Kenya's popularity greatly exceeds Costa Rica's premium coffee.
Yemen: When you think of Yemen, you must think of mocha coffee, which was once popular. Mocha used to be the representative of coffee in people's minds, but due to political turmoil and unreasonable planning, its production was very unstable. The only constant is that mocha is a great choice with other quality coffees.
Peru: When many high-quality coffees have been fighting one after another in the world market, Peruvian coffee, which has been hiding its strength, has entered the world market with full firepower as a rising star and opened up its popularity. Peruvian coffee, grown at high altitudes, has seen a sharp increase in production since planning began. Delicious coffee with the right taste and acidity, like the world's supply.
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Coffee is grown in 76 countries in the world, all between latitudes 23 degrees north and 25 degrees south. There are more than 80 known varieties of coffee in the world, of which only Arab and Robusta coffee beans are used for commercial purposes.
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I love coffee, which is familiar to all my relatives and friends. Therefore, on good days and festivals, some of the gifts are coffee beans or coffee powder. Thanks to this, I have tasted brand-name coffee almost all over the world in a long period of time.
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