Aromatic Nicaragua coffee growing area Manor Features

In the mountainous area with an elevation of 1000 meters above sea level, I distributed grain bags from door to door, and I felt the gratitude that the victims felt from the bottom of my heart but could not express when they took the food bags. When we left, the lights were already dim in the mountains. After everyone had had dinner in a small restaurant outside the grocery store, I said to the landlady who was collecting the plates, "Please give me a cup of coffee and Taiwan will lend a hand in time. Taiwanese businessmen have also sent food to Matagalpa, the revolutionary shrine of the Sangding National Liberation Front, which is the main producing area of the coffee. I also followed a truck full of 1700 portions of rice, black beans, sugar, soybean oil and cans into the mountains to witness my second passionate encounter with coffee in a humanitarian operation, which took place in the second year of ○○. At that time, Commander Ortiga, who was born as a left-wing guerrilla in Nicaragua, was defeated in the election, ten years after handing over power, and the Boranius regime in a free economy was facing the double whammy of drought and economic exhaustion. Unexpectedly, seven adults and children starved to death among the sharecroppers who had no land to grow after the government returned the land. After the tragedy was exposed, they shocked the whole of Latin America. I still remember that foreign journalists in Managua at that time, apart from shopping in government-run dollar stores, whenever the loudspeakers played music on the street loudspeakers, regardless of their friends who were chatting, they grabbed the ration book and rushed to the street corner to line up to buy eggs. This doesn't happen every day, and everyone can forgive what they send from home. Sometimes the whole store of canned sardines is filled with light bulbs, and there has also been a scene in which the whole supermarket is filled with toilet paper. The middle-aged wife opened her mouth: "in 1976, Roya caused no grain in the country, but it has only recently recovered. Now coffee farmers are better than anyone else." "it's true that faded pre-American supermarkets lack almost everything except coffee and black beans. Socialist plan economy everything depends on the brothers of the Soviet bloc go to the small restaurant in the waiting room and ask the middle-aged lady behind the counter what they can eat. The answer was very short: "only coffee." "" No tacos, Tortilla or cookies? "the answer is still no. Just have a cup of coffee. Maybe you can add more sugar to replenish your nutrients. "Sorry, sugar is also out of stock." A priest nearby looked at me as a stricken passenger and added, "Cuban sugar has not been rationed for a long time, but coffee has spent a lot of time going back to the only new socialist paradise in Central America in the early 1980s. The early morning in the small restaurant at Santino Airport in the capital Managua. I couldn't wait for the hotel to have a hard-boiled egg and two slices of bread for breakfast with a ration card. When I got to the airport, I found that the number of passengers could be calculated with the fingers of both hands. Every time I picked up a cup of fragrant coffee on the first flight to Panama in the morning, I had that unforgettable memory in my mind. Not the Japanese coffee on the streets of Taipei in the 1960s, not the Brazilian black coffee that gave me an arrhythmia after a few cups of coffee, but a breakfast with only one cup of coffee, and a night when there was no coffee in my hometown.