People in different countries have different coffee drinking habits and different coffee cultures.

One in three people in the world drinks coffee, but no two countries seem to drink coffee the same way.

Arab

People in Arab countries like to drink small sweet coffee.

France

At breakfast, the French like to drink coffee out of a bowl and blend it with chicory roots. French people generally prefer weaker coffee than Italians. This coffee is generally produced by steeping coffee beans that are moderately roasted and coarsely ground.

Netherlands

Dutch people like strong coffee, coffee and sugar in a pot, accompanied by a can of cream and a glass of water.

Italy

Italian coffee is characterized by its English, that is, a fast word for no more than ten seconds, drink fast, because only two or three mouthfuls. Italians get up first thing is to brew a cup of coffee, regardless of gender almost from morning to night drink. Italian coffee is an espresso served in a small cup.

Russia

Russia is a nation of tea drinkers. But when they drank coffee, they chose black coffee with sugar and a small slice of lemon, which was strong and steady.

South Indian

People in South India like coffee with lots of milk and sugar because drinking it helps to relieve the taste irritation after eating spicy food.

Sudan

Sudanese people used to pour black coffee into coffee pots and add cloves and other spices.

Turkive

Since Turkish coffee is brewed with coffee powder, it contains a lot of coffee powder, so when tasting, coffee powder precipitates and then gently tastes. Turkive people also use coffee grounds stuck in coffee cups to divine the future. Turkive coffee is made by boiling good coffee beans, sugar and water in a container called an "Ibrik." This coffee has a strong taste.

US

Americans like coffee lightly roasted with a little cream