Syria
Coffee since the 16th century With the expansion of the Ottoman Empire, Turkish coffee spread to Syria, Yemen, Egypt and southeastern Europe. The first coffee houses, which were initially only…
Ahoi Marie – coffee presents
Small gifts preserve friendships! A great inspiration for me was again the Holy Shit Shopping in December. This time I found something very pretty – Ahoi Marie. In 2006, Alexandra…
Benin
With 61 tons of coffee per year, no. 67 of the coffee producers. Coffee is one of the main agricultural products besides cotton, peanuts and palm oil. Cultivated are Robusta,…
New Caledonia
No. 79 of the coffee producers with 4 tons of coffee a year. New Caledonia belongs to France and lies in the South Pacific between New Zealand and the Solomon…
Healthy Coffee Recipes – Detox Coffee
Why should coffee only be drunk warm and with milk? Try healthy coffee recipes. Anyone who has ever drank a coffee cocktail, knows coffee taste also cold and fantastic without…
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
With 169 tons of raw coffee – No. 62 of coffee producers. For the work on the coffee, tobacco and sugar plantations since 1719, several thousand Africans were deported to…
Wild Coffee
When we talk about coffee, it’s mostly Arabica coffee. Robusta (C. Canephora) is often mixed only in coffee blends. It’s a pity, because coffee (Coffea) has many more species. Currently…
Coffee in Mauritius is Café de Chamarel
The smallest coffee producer in the world. In addition to the Arabica coffee introduced during colonization, there are wild growing Coffea species: C. mauritiana: also called Café maron, rarely grows…
French Guiana
Thanks to French Guyana, today there is coffee in Brazil. 1719 coffee plants were stolen from Surinam and brought to French Guyana for cultivation. In 1727, the first coffees from…
Guadeloupe
Connoisseurs consider the Guadeloupe Bonifieur one of the best coffees in the world Arabica Bourbon Pointu was introduced to Guadeloupe in 1721 by Gabriel de Clieu and gradually supplanted the…