What kind of coffee do people all over the world like?

Favorite coffee: 53% of people like dripping coffee, 25% prefer a single cup of coffee, 8% prefer espresso, 15% prefer instant coffee.

Venue: in Canada, 65% of coffee is drunk at home and 35% outside.

Daily consumption: 1.009 cups

Coffee and language: most Canadians like their coffee "white and sweet", which means they need a lot of cream and sugar. You often hear the word "Double Double", which refers to coffee with double cream and double sugar.

Interesting story: coffee and tap water are the two most commonly consumed drinks in Canada, followed by bottled water, tea, milk and juice.

Warm Tip: restaurant chain Tim Hortons is a popular place to drink coffee in Canada. Each year, Tim Hortons sells more than 2 billion cups of coffee-equivalent to 80 per cent of total coffee consumption in Canada. Get ready to stand in line for coffee! Favorite coffee: their own coffee! Historically, coffee growers in Colombia have made money by exporting their top coffee beans while drinking low-quality imported coffee. But now, Colombians drink more of their own coffee because it is one of the best varieties in the world.

Venue: coffee farm and home

Daily consumption: 0.479 cups

Coffee and language: a comparison between "Tinto" and "Coffee". "Tinto" roughly translates to "ink-like water", which refers to a thick, shoddy coffee that is usually sold in a small cup.

Interesting story: the coffee industry is deeply rooted in Colombia, which has more than 563000 family coffee growers and producers. But on the other hand, coffee consumption culture is emerging.

Warm Tip: Juan Valdez is a brand that must be known. Juan Valdez coffee shops can be found across Colombia and have expanded to 13 other countries, promoting Colombian coffee consumption overseas