Posted by alla2300 on 01 Jan 2011 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Millions of people of all over the world don’t imagine the beginning of working day without this drink. They necessarily drink one-another cup of coffee being on a business meeting, after it, in the evening, retiring with a cigar and cognac… Annals mention coffee for the first time in 575 year. For some men coffee-drinking [...]
Posted by alla2300 on 29 Dec 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Coffee home The real coffee home is Ethiopia. The plant with red fruits of which you can make the bitter invigorating drink for the first time was discovered exactly in the Ethiopian province Kahve. In the course of time this drink has won subsequently the whole world. Spreading From Ethiopia coffee has extended to the [...]
Posted by alla2300 on 30 Nov 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
The old tradition of coffee aromatization today becomes more and more popular, thanks to a rich variety of refined taste shades, capable to satisfy almost any flavoring preferences of the real coffee estimators. Flavored “latte” (coffee with milk) was the first coffee drink which became popular for its new taste features. The idea of coffee [...]
Posted by olga_pier on 14 Nov 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
They say that coffee appeared in France in 1644, but it took 15 years until it became popular among the French. At last Marseilles became the first place where it took root among merchants who got used to it when they were in the Middle East. To the capital of France it was brought by [...]
Posted by olga_pier on 12 Nov 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Coffee is well-liked all over the world, but at some places this is not a drink only. Coffee drinking is in the basis of cultural practice and even turns into a pillar of public life. Let us have a look at the role this beverage plays in Italy. Italy was the first country – the [...]
Posted by olga_pier on 15 Oct 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Coffee has always been a well-liked drink. People begin their working day with a cup of coffee daily for many centuries. It became known in England, Holland, Germany and France in the 17th century. The spice grinders were made first of brass or bronze then. The coffee was ground in a mortar and pestles.