A brief History of World Coffee (3)

·1688

In Boston, the English coffee house was born.

·1696

Coffee plantations from the Netherlands, western India to Java began experimenting.

·1699

Coffee cultivation in Java, Netherlands.

·1706

Java cafe shipped its first shipment to Holland. At the same time, the seedlings were sent along and planted in the Amsterdam botanical garden.

·1720

Opening of FLORIAN coffee shop in Venice (the oldest surviving coffee shop in the world).

FLORIAN Coffee Shop (oldest surviving coffee shop in the world)

·1721

Berlin's first cafe mat was born.

·1723

From France to Arychiniku, the eastern tip of the West Indian islands, seedlings of coffee have been transplanted.

·1727

Coffee branches with red fruits have been found from Guiana, a French territory in north-eastern South America, to PARA, Brazil, a Portugal territory. Brazil, the world's largest coffee-producing country, has begun its industry.

·1728

From the French territory of Aruchiniku Island to transplanted coffee.

·1732

J. S. Bach delivered the first performance of "Coffee Chorus". Bach personally conducted the performance of the work.

·1763

Frenchman DO NMARUTAN considered using a drip coffee pot with a French three-velvet dew bag.

·1773

Boston tea party incident. Events arising from opposition to the British tea laws, influenced by the hardening of British colonial policy, were also a cause of the development of the American Revolutionary War, which became independent three years later.

in 1800

The Frenchman DUBEROWA made a new drip coffee pot.

·Early 19th century

In Italy, France, Germany and other places, after the emergence of the drip coffee pot, there was a coffee extractor using steam pressure.

·1840

The British NAPLA discovered the vacuum coffee extractor based on the same principle as the siphon.

·1842

The British started coffee cultivation in India.

·1861

The American Civil War began. As a result of four years of war, a strong America was modernizing more steadily. At that time, the United States continued to introduce frying machines, etc., coffee modernization is also in progress.

·1884

Coffee cultivation in Taiwan was successful for the first time, and coffee trees were born in China.

·1898

Belgian EMIRUROREN discovered a new variety of coffee in Congo, Africa. Three years later, French SHUPARIE found RIBERIKA coffee seeds near the Kari River in West Africa. From the beginning of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, Africa was completely colonized by European powers.

·1901

Japanese chemist Kato invented instant coffee. It was sold at the National Fair.

·1902

Yunnan binchuan introduction of coffee planting success. (Seeds were introduced from Ingon by a French missionary named Tien.)

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