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The History of European Culture on the Coffee Table II. The Founding Period of Coffee House

The History of European Culture on the Coffee Table II. The Founding Period of Coffee House

A cup of coffee for 350 years-you can read the newspaper, you can play billiards-in the early days of coffee shops, Persian, Egyptian, Syria, Turkish, were originally only a paradise for the lower classes of the West and wandering foreigners. But coffee alone can't attract many customers, so cafes often have services other than coffee.

2015-01-22
Coffee integrated into European culture

Coffee integrated into European culture

In the latter part of the 18th century, when the agricultural society was rapidly transformed into an industrial society, a giant who taught the world how to survive at a steady pace in the agitation era, at the end of his life, without warning words, used his last breath to admire coffee. My poor father still has the right to drink coffee and enjoy the same delicacy as the great thinker Lu Shu, although my father takes me to drink in the old streets and alleys.

2014-08-04
Basic knowledge of European Culture, Romantic Classic French Coffee

Basic knowledge of European Culture, Romantic Classic French Coffee

The French pay most attention to the environment and atmosphere when they drink coffee, and some Paris cafes themselves are legendary places of interest. Compared with other countries, the most important thing for French people to drink coffee is not the taste, but the environment and atmosphere. This is a traditional and unique coffee culture. Among the about 170000 cafes in France, there is no shortage of resplendent or simple and elegant people. Especially in Paris, some cafes

2015-01-28
History of Europe on the Coffee Table

History of Europe on the Coffee Table

If the origin of coffee can be traced back to ancient African and Arab cultures, then today's coffee shop is a purely European culture, and more accurately it is even a cradle and historical witness of modern European civilization. When coffee moved from its African homeland of Ethiopia, via Yemen, to dominate Arabia and the Middle East in the 17th century,

2014-05-27
Common sense of Coffee and Coffee blending into European Culture

Common sense of Coffee and Coffee blending into European Culture

In the latter part of the 18th century, when the agricultural society was rapidly transformed into an industrial society, a giant who taught the world how to survive at a steady pace in the agitation era, at the end of his life, without warning words, used his last breath to admire coffee. My poor father still has the right to drink coffee and enjoy the same delicacy as the great thinker Lu Shu, although my father takes me to drink in the old streets and alleys.

2015-05-09
Boutique Coffee basic knowledge Coffee Life

Boutique Coffee basic knowledge Coffee Life

Only on the coffee table can you see the playful side of the Europeans. Gossip is spread on the coffee table, and if there is no coffee in continental Europe, people's lives will be half tarnished. When a Venetian merchant who only wanted to make some money introduced coffee to the European continent in the 17th century, he did not know how the small bag of mysterious black powder had completely changed Europe in the following centuries.

2015-06-09
Introduction to the Origin of Tanzanian Coffee

Introduction to the Origin of Tanzanian Coffee

The famous coffee brands in Tanzania are Africafe, Tanica Cafe and Kilimanjaro. Tanzanian coffee has long been loved by Europeans and has joined the ranks of famous products. A nickname given by the Europeans to a coffee gentleman in Tanzania. Africafe coffee, one of the top representatives of AA coffee beans in Tanzania, is bred by volcanic ash and made by nature.

2016-05-31
European Special Coffee Association (SCAE) barista certification standard

European Special Coffee Association (SCAE) barista certification standard

There are a large number of barista training institutions around the world, but there is no independent testing and certification mechanism based on knowledge and production capabilities. Just like getting a driver's license, the European Special Coffee Association will get our certification no matter where you received the training or even learned it yourself. You only need to pass our written, oral and hands-on tests.

2015-07-06
Introduction of Tanzanian coffee with unique cocoa aroma

Introduction of Tanzanian coffee with unique cocoa aroma

The famous coffee brands in Tanzania are Africafe, Tanica Cafe and Kilimanjaro. Tanzanian coffee has long been loved by Europeans and has joined the ranks of famous products. A nickname given by the Europeans to a coffee gentleman in Tanzania. Africafe coffee, one of the top representatives of AA coffee beans in Tanzania, is bred by volcanic ash and made by nature.

2016-06-30
The History of European Culture on the Coffee Table: the Evolution of Coffee Tent

The History of European Culture on the Coffee Table: the Evolution of Coffee Tent

It took 350 years to drink a cup of coffee-the evolution of coffee tents the first generation of cafes were humble shops, and later mobile coffee tents appeared in the Arab region, mainly for business travelers and passers-by, but in Europe in the early 18th century, it has become a fashionable place for the upper-middle class. At that time, dignitaries and dignitaries were keen to go to the suburbs

2015-01-22
The European custom of using coffee to imply the success of suitors

The European custom of using coffee to imply the success of suitors

In the Balkan region of Europe and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the young man who proposes will receive a cup of coffee. If the coffee is sweet, it means that the young man's proposal has been accepted; if the coffee is bitter, it means that the woman does not agree with the young man's proposal.

2014-05-16
The European Union stipulates that energy drinks should highlight caffeine warning signs.

The European Union stipulates that energy drinks should highlight caffeine warning signs.

The British Food Standards Agency said that according to the requirements of the EU Food labelling rules (EU) 1169 take 2011, for energy drinks that add caffeine to have a physiological effect, and the caffeine content is higher than 150mg/L, the warning message of high caffeine content should be added from December 13, 2014. the font size should be the same as the product name, and the caffeine in each 100ml product should also be added.

2014-10-25
The European Union stipulates that energy drinks should highlight caffeine warning signs.

The European Union stipulates that energy drinks should highlight caffeine warning signs.

Many energy drinks on the market include many ingredients, especially caffeine. After all, everyone has a different amount of caffeine. Not labeling caffeine may cause some people to have physiological reactions due to caffeine and ignore their health. The British Food Standards Agency said that according to the requirements of EU Food labelling rules (EU) 1169 to 2011, caffeine was added.

2015-09-07
Can't put it down. Coffee life.

Can't put it down. Coffee life.

The role of coffee. Not only in critical moments, but also in ordinary life, if Europeans don't have that cup of coffee, it is estimated that friends and even girlfriends will fail as well. The famous saying is that you can't face life without a cup of coffee in the morning. Excerpt from: French European Times author: Luo Fu) only on the coffee table. In order to see the playful side of the Europeans. Gossip is all coffee.

2015-09-08
European and American Bone porcelain Coffee Pot hand Pot Home Creative Coffee Pot feel the Mystery of Thermophysics

European and American Bone porcelain Coffee Pot hand Pot Home Creative Coffee Pot feel the Mystery of Thermophysics

Color classification: Golden English coffee pot Swan Lake large pot golden Vienna large pot silver English coffee pot classification: American material: ceramic

2015-12-29
Denmark Copenhagen

Denmark Copenhagen "Norma experience" Coffee European Coffee Culture

This is the Noma restaurant in the Danish capital Copenhagen, and barista Tim Wendelboe is gradually launching new coffee products. Lightly roasted coffee has a light, fresh, slightly sour taste that matches the restaurant's dishes well and becomes part of Norma's experience. The coffee beans selected by Tim Wendelboe come from Kenya and Central America, some of which are grown sustainably.

2016-04-25
What does EP mean? imported raw beans, barista, bean hunters, boutique American beans.

What does EP mean? imported raw beans, barista, bean hunters, boutique American beans.

In fact, EP is the abbreviation of European Preparation, which means European processing. In fact, EP refers to the extra hand of raw beans after the initial optical selection in the processing plant.

2016-07-12
Differences between SCAA&SCAE barista certification exams

Differences between SCAA&SCAE barista certification exams

SCAE (full name Specialty Coffee Association of Europe), translated as European Fine Coffee Association, also translated as European Special Coffee Association. Founded in London in 1998, it now has more than 3000 members in more than 70 countries and has established SCAE chapters in 35 countries, and the number is growing. SCAE is a professional.

2016-04-25
Coffee's sweetness and bitterness hint at European suitors 'success

Coffee's sweetness and bitterness hint at European suitors 'success

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, a young man proposes to a girl and is warmly received. The girl's house prepared sumptuous food and wine to welcome the young man who came to propose. During dinner, the young man can freely pour out love to the girl, without shame. After the meal, the host brought a cup of coffee to the young man and let him taste it. It's up to you whether you propose or not.

2015-04-29
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