Nicholas Zubrick: Countries Famous for Their Coffee

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Top Five Countries Famous for their Coffee

• By Nicholas Zubrick

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1 Brazil
Brazil has been one of the best quality coffee
producing nations for over 150 years now and we
are sure that there are many more years to come
for this country known for its different blends
of coffee. Brazilian coffee is known to be of
extremely high quality, pure and the best when it
comes to taste and nature, which also makes
Brazil the largest exporter of coffee in the
world.
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2 Costa Rica
Costa Rica started producing coffee in the year
1779, and continues to be one of the largest
producers of coffee in the world. Costa coffee is
extremely popular in various nations across the
globe, and to meet this demand for this countrys
amazingly delicious coffee, Costa Rica exports a
large amount of its coffee plantations and earns
revenue from it.
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3 Columbia
Columbian coffee is known to be one of the best
in taste and strongest in nature. The history of
coffee in the country of Columbia is still
unknown and vague, but today this country is
known to be one of the highest exporters of
coffee beans in the world. If you are a coffee
lover, then the strong aroma and beautiful taste
of Columbian coffee is sure to way its way in
your heart.
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4 Vietnam
Vietnam was first introduced to coffee by the
French people during the year 1857. Since then,
this country has never looked back from growing
some of the best quality of coffee in the world
and exporting it to different parts of the globe.
The perfect and fertile climate of this country
has enabled Vietnam to increase their revenue by
exporting their high quality coffee to various
countries of the world.
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5 Ethiopia
Ethiopia is right known as the birthplace of
coffee. The interesting story behind it goes back
in the old times when a goat herder accidently
stumbled upon a plant in an area known as
Kaffa. His goat, when feeding on this
particular plant was observed to be more
energized than what It was usually, and thus led
to the discovery of Kaffa or Coffee known
today.
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