10 most famous coffee cities in the world

(Baonghean.vn) - For coffee lovers, enjoying a cup of coffee at different locations always brings a refreshing feeling and interesting experiences. Below are 10 famous coffee cities in the world.

1. Rome, Italy

Rome, Italy lives on coffee. Drinking coffee every day has become a unique culture and an important part of the lifestyle of the people here. Today, Rome is known as the city with the best coffee in the world. Romans often love black and less sweet coffee, so this is the ideal destination for those who love the pure taste of coffee.

2. Reykjavik, Iceland

Coffee shops in Reykjavik, Iceland mainly use coffee roasted by small, specialized shops selling raw coffee. Therefore, although there are not many famous coffee brands in the world, the competition of independent coffee shops in this city to attract customers is the factor that makes the flavor, scenery and quality of coffee here more perfect.

3. Vienna, Austria

Drinking coffee in the Austrian capital Vienna has been elevated to an art form, becoming a cultural tradition of this city when in 2011 it was recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of the world. Coffee shop owners in Vienna are very careful to invest in the space of the shop, both the interior and the decoration and arrangement of items. The coffee shops here are like public living rooms, where people comfortably come to drink coffee, socialize with each other, enjoy a little cake, and read some news. Espresso and cappuccino are the two favorite drinks of the people of Vienna.

4. Seattle, USA

Seattle is a famous coffee consuming place in the US, it is also the home of the world famous coffee brand Starbucks. Coming to Seattle, you can find coffee shops from luxury to popular. Seattle people are usually very knowledgeable about coffee and quite excited when discussing the best baristas in their city.

5. Melbourne, Australia

Melburnians love coffee so much that the city has its own coffee magazine, the Melbourne Coffee Review. Every year, the locals hold a coffee fair where each individual is free to sell their own blend of coffee. Another unique feature is that the cafes in Melbourne are divided into many coffee villages with different ways of enjoying drinks. Latte and milk coffee are the two most popular drinks in this city.

6. Istanbul, Türkiye

Istanbul is famous for its pure black coffee beans, the aroma of coffee seems to permeate every corner of this beautiful city. With a unique coffee brewing method unlike anywhere else, such as steeping coffee and boiling coffee. In addition, people here do not filter the coffee grounds like many other countries, but wait until the coffee grounds settle to the bottom of the cup before enjoying. Istanbul is the ideal destination for you to enjoy cups of coffee with rich flavors and interesting new experiences.

7. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Ethiopia is always affectionately called the “homeland of coffee” and is also one of the leading coffee producing countries in the world today, so it is understandable that coffee plays a particularly important role in Ethiopian culture. Make friends with someone in Addis Abada, Ethiopia right away to be able to participate in the coffee ceremony of the people here. In addition, you can also directly participate in the unique coffee processing process from roasting to brewing coffee in a clay pot and enjoy the product you made yourself.

8. Havana, Cuba

Cubans love to enjoy strong cups of coffee with a sweet and strong flavor. In Havana City in particular and other places in Cuba, Espresso is the first choice when going to any coffee shop. Immersing yourself in the romantic atmosphere of coffee shops in Havana, you can try the special flavor of a Cubano (a combination of espresso with sugar) or a cortadito (a combination of espresso with milk). For beginners, Cuban coffee will be a bit difficult to drink, but those who have had it a few times will find it hard to resist the irresistible appeal of the coffee here.

9. Vancouver, Canada

Vancouver is a country of quality coffee. Vancouver is home to many skilled baristas who have worked for many years in small, independent shops. The two most popular methods of making coffee here are cold brew and Clover. Coffee shops in Vancouver are spread out from the downtown area to the less populated areas. Americano and Espresso are two favorite drinks of the people here.

10. Taipei, Taiwan

Taiwanese people love their brewed coffee. In Taipei, coffee is roasted fresh and then brewed slowly to bring out the maximum flavor of the pure coffee. Although the cost of a cup of coffee here is a bit higher than the average, it is completely worth it for a cup of quality coffee from appearance to taste.

Kim Ngoc

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