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Traveling to Africa is not just about seeing wild animals, visiting primitive tribes and enjoying the primitive natural scenery, but there are many aspects worth exploring, such as coffee we are going to talk about today. There are many important coffee producing areas in Africa. If you go to these places, don't miss to taste the local coffee, and you might as well bring some locally grown coffee beans back to your friends and relatives.
Next, I would like to introduce to you five important coffee bean producing areas in Africa.
1, Ethiopia
Ethiopia is called "the hometown of coffee", and it is said that the earliest coffee beans were found in Ethiopia. Ethiopians have a deep-rooted love of coffee and have developed unique and ornamental coffee rituals. The capital Addis Ababa is full of cafes, large and small, and it is not too much to call it the "coffee capital". A lot of Starbucks coffee comes from Ethiopia.
2, Kenya
The movie "out of Africa" made Kenyan coffee a hit, but it didn't have a false reputation. Coffee beans produced in Kenya are of good quality and are produced all over the world. In Kenya, it is illegal to cut down or destroy coffee trees, which shows the government's care for the coffee industry.
3, Tanzania
When it comes to Tanzanian coffee, the first thing that comes to mind for many coffee people is Kilimanjaro. Yes, this is a unique "Kilimanjaro flavor", it has a mellow texture, suitable acidity and strong aroma, has the laudatory name of "coffee gentleman".
4, Uganda
Although Uganda's economy is backward, the quality of its coffee beans is well-known in the eyes of coffee lovers.
5, Angola
Angola is the fourth largest coffee industry in the world, but it produces only a small amount of Arabica coffee and is highly praised for its high quality.
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