Europeans first came into contact with coffee around 1515-1519, but were not interested in it for a long time. In 1585, 30 years after the emergence of cafes in Istanbul, the Vatican envoy Morosini reported that these people were all humble, tacky and unenterprising, just wasting their time all day. So, they just sit around all the time
2014-11-18 Coffee culture world coffee cultureEuropeans first came into contact with coffee around 1515-1519, but were not interested in it for a long time. In 1585, 30 years after the emergence of cafes in Istanbul, the Vatican envoy Morosini reported that these people were all humble, tacky and unenterprising, just wasting their time all day. So, they just sit around all the time
2014-09-27 Coffee culture coffee history coffee developmentEuropeans first came into contact with coffee around 1515-1519, but were not interested in it for a long time. In 1585, 30 years after the emergence of cafes in Istanbul, the Vatican envoy Morosini reported that these people were all humble, tacky and unenterprising, just wasting their time all day. So, they just sit around all the time
2015-10-09 Coffee devil trick drinking one heavy crime Europeans at first aboutLegends of coffee there are several legends about the origin of coffee, among which the more familiar is the story of the shepherd: around 600 AD, a shepherd found that his sheep would be excited and hissed every night. In fear, he asked the priest of the temple for help. After carefully observing the sheep for a few days, the priest found that the sheep had eaten an unknown fruit.
2015-06-18 Coffee legends sheep herding human stories coffee about from there are goodLegends of coffee there are several legends about the origin of coffee, among which the more familiar is the story of the shepherd: around 600 AD, a shepherd found that his sheep would be excited and hissed every night. In fear, he asked the priest of the temple for help. After carefully observing the sheep for a few days, the priest found that the sheep had eaten an unknown fruit.
2014-05-28 Coffee culture coffee legendThere are several legends about the origin of coffee, among which the more familiar is the story of the shepherd: around 600 AD, a shepherd found that his sheep would scream with joy every night. In fear, he turned to the priest of the temple for help. After carefully inspecting the sheep for a few days, the priest found that the sheep had eaten a kind of nameless fruit, and the priest himself ate it.
2015-09-09 About coffee origin legend there are good several kinds about coffee legendsCoffee, tea and cocoa are the three major beverages in the world, which are consumed by about LM people all over the world, and their consumption is second only to drinking coffee in Europe and the United States. Coffee consumption is also becoming more and more popular in China and other eastern countries. However, in Chinese academic circles, there are no papers and monographs on coffee from the perspective of agricultural history and custom history.
2014-10-13 Coffee culture coffee origin coffee development coffee disseminationThere are several legends about the origin of coffee, among which the more familiar is the story of the shepherd: around 600 AD, a shepherd found that his sheep would hiss excitedly every night. In fear, he asked the priest in the temple for help. After carefully observing the sheep for a few days, the priest found that the sheep had eaten an unknown fruit, and the priest himself had eaten it.
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2015-04-01 About coffee origin legend there are good several coffee cultureThere are several legends about the origin of coffee, among which the more familiar is the story of the shepherd: around 600 AD, a shepherd found that his sheep would hiss excitedly every night. In fear, he asked the priest in the temple for help. After carefully observing the sheep for a few days, the priest found that the sheep had eaten an unknown fruit, and the priest himself had eaten it.
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