The History of Coffee in Europe: How Voltaire’s 40-Cup Habit Fueled a Revolution
Picture this: It’s 1750 in Paris, and a wild-haired philosopher named Voltaire stumbles into his favorite café after downing his … Read More
Coffee History
Journey through the history of coffee—its origins, legendary figures, and how it became a global obsession.
Coffee’s Cultural Revolution: How Yemen Created the World’s First Coffeehouse Culture
Picture a Sufi monk in 15th-century Yemen, stirring a dark, steaming brew in a copper pot as the first coffeehouse … Read More
The Birth of Coffee: Ethiopia and the Legend of Kaldi
Ethiopia, a land of ancient civilizations and breathtaking landscapes, is where the story of The Birth of Coffee begins. Nestled … Read More
How Cereal Coffee Became the Ultimate Coffee Alternative…in 1879
In the bustling modern world of espresso shots and matcha lattes, it’s fascinating to step back into the pages of … Read More
Beyond The Cup: Who Was Gabriel Mathieu de Clieu?
Gabriel Mathieu de Clieu, a notable French naval officer in Martinique, was instrumental in introducing coffee cultivation to the Caribbean. … Read More
Translating Coffee: Exploring ‘Notice sur le Chevalier de Clieu et Bibliographie du café
Welcome to the English translation of “Notice sur le Chevalier de Clieu et Bibliographie du café,” by author Louis Du … Read More
Beyond the Cup – Part 1: The History of Coffee
From its wild origins in Ethiopia to its widespread cultivation across the globe, coffee has become a beloved beverage that … Read More
The Complete History of Kyoto-Style Coffee
What if I told you that the cup of coffee you’re enjoying is more than just a caffeine fix, but … Read More