Some of the most famous coffee shops in China the development status of domestic coffee in Guangzhou

If you are a coffee enthusiast, you can't resist the temptation here. Jerry Baldwin, an English teacher, Zev Siegel, a history teacher, and Gordon Bowker, a writer, founded the world's first Starbucks in Seattle Park Market in 1971. From the beginning of mainly selling high-quality coffee beans and coffee equipment, to today it has developed into a world-renowned multinational coffee chain. The name Starbucks Starbucks is the lifelong dream of almost every friend in the coffee shop industry!

Amsterdam Snel is stuck in prison drinking coffee.

Snel stands in the Lloyd Hotel in Eastern Docklands, the cultural community of Xintuo, Amsterdam, overlooking the artificial island residential area and long Island area near the sea. In 1918, the Netherlands became a labor export center for poor European immigrants to work in the United States. at that time, it was built to allow an influx of Europeans to stay temporarily in hotels and to provide medical examination and vaccination services. after passing the medical examination, take a ship to the United States from the nearby dock. Until the second World War was occupied by the Germans, the building became a prison.

Vienna Landtmann savors Art Life

Always like to go alone when drinking coffee, love the stillness of the coffee shop, and reading alone with the aroma of coffee is one of the great things in life. In the mid-19th century, drinking coffee was originally a social activity for politicians in the caf é in Vienna, the capital of Austria, the birthplace of modern cafes in Europe. The coffee shop was the foothold of music artists or the spiritual residence of great writers and writers.

Bangkok To Die For is full of happiness.

The first time I heard of To Die For Coffee Restaurant was in the mouth of a fashion friend in Bangkok. Under the leadership of friends in Bangkok, to this coffee teahouse, feel very leisurely, do not have a foreign flavor, just know is the diet, coffee teahouse! MR. BHANU INKAWAT, the main creator of To Die For, was the creative director of Bangkok International 4A Advertising Company. In 1997, with several like-minded people to create Greyhound fashion brand in the form of playing tickets, who knew that the response was good, and the sales speed doubled. To Die For is the latest challenge for Greyhound fashion brands to gain a foothold, located in H1 Place in Thong Lor, Bangkok's leisure district.

At present, China's coffee market can basically be divided into four parts: North China, South China, East China and West China. Among them, the individual with the best overall development feels that it is still in East China. The Yangtze River Delta, led by Shanghai, can be said to be the most mature region in China's coffee market at present, with sufficient competition, more foreigners and relatively strong consumption power. Coupled with Shanghai's city status, many international coffee chains have chosen to enter the Chinese market in Shanghai. There are so many coffee shops in the central city of Shanghai that one or even several coffee shops can be found under almost every 20-story business building. Therefore, Shanghai has the largest number of raw material suppliers, and there are two coffee and tea exhibitions in November and March every year, as well as the final of the annual WBC International barista Competition in China. Shanghai has become a well-deserved leading city in China's coffee industry. Beijing is headed by Beijing, but the cultural heritage of Beijing is too strong. It will be more difficult for coffee to develop in Beijing. However, there are many well-known coffee companies and coffee people in China's coffee industry in Beijing, so Beijing is also a place with a large number of talents in the coffee industry. Generally speaking, the density of coffee in Shanghai is much higher than that in Beijing. Also in the north of Qingdao, Dalian and other coffee industry is also booming, the prospect is very good. Naturally, Shenzhen is the boss in South China. Because Shenzhen is adjacent to Hong Kong, many of the equipment and raw materials smuggled from Shenzhen came to the mainland in the early days. Coupled with Shenzhen's economic status, it is difficult not to develop coffee. However, I feel that Shenzhen's bar culture is a little more developed than coffee culture, and there are fewer coffee professionals in Shenzhen. The coffee market in West China is actually very good. I personally think that Chengdu and Xi'an are very important coffee centers there, plus Wuhan ~ because I have never been there, but according to my friends, unlike the stereotyped chain stores in Shanghai, the small shops over there have their own advantages, ah, personally, I don't like chain stores and prefer to go to unique stores. The above is just a personal point of view ~ it is normal to have different views ~ time is limited, and I don't bother to say too much. I hope it will be helpful to you.