Who first invented coffee? Who invented the coffee latte?

It's discovery. It's not an invention, it's something that exists in the world.

In ancient China, there was a Shennong's taste of herbs, and there were records and sorting.

As a friendly person in the coffee industry, latte can be said to have taken the gentle and warm character to the extreme, after all, the original meaning of people's name (latte) is milk. However, the word "latte" is its abbreviation, and its full name is "coffee latte", and the strange thing is that this guy whose name is Italian was born in Vienna, Austria.

When we talk about the origin of coffee lattes, we have to talk about 3 numbers and 500 -- 1 war of the Turkish attack on Vienna, 1 man named Koczysky, and 500 bags of coffee beans.

In 1683, the Turkish army attacked Vienna on a large scale, and the Vienna Emperor and the Polish King had already agreed on an offensive and defensive alliance, so they planned to send a message to Poland to send reinforcements from the Polish army. But when it came to choosing the messenger, it was difficult.

At this time, a man named Koczyski volunteered to stand up, he had traveled in Turkey and had been a businessman, so he deceived the besieging Turkish army with his fluent Turkish, crossed the Danube, and moved the Polish army.

Under the joint attack of the Polish army and the Vienna army, the Turkish army was defeated and retreated in a hurry. However, during the hasty retreat, a large number of military supplies were left behind, including 500 bags of coffee beans.

Due to the blockade of coffee in the Arab countries at that time, Europeans were completely unaware of this already popular drink in Turkey, so naturally no one knew what to do with the 500 bags of coffee beans. Koczyski, who has been doing business in Turkey for many years, naturally knows the value of the coffee beans, so he asked for these 500 bags of coffee beans as a reward for reporting the news.

A few months later, Koczyski used the 500 bags of coffee beans to open a café called "Blue Bottle" and began selling coffee in Vienna. But again, the Viennese don't like the bitter and grounds-laden drink. Koczyski modified Turkish coffee, filtering out the grounds that people didn't like, and adding milk and sugar.

In this way, the first coffee latte was born. In this way, people slowly began to accept the new drink, and coffee survived in Vienna at least.

What made the coffee latte go on fire was said to be a well-known quote from the Austrian poet Peter Eitenberg:

I'm not in the café, I'm on the way to the café".

Although there is no way to verify, although I still have no evidence that Peter said this, the coffee latte is full of vitality in Vienna...

"Kaweh" is one of the world's top three beverages. There are many legends about the origin of coffee, but most of them have been forgotten because of their absurdity. Coffee beans can be found all over the world, and they can grow as long as the climate is right.

These suitable places for growing coffee beans are located between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Cancer, generally between 25 degrees north latitude and 30 degrees south latitude, covering most countries in Central Africa, East Africa, the Middle East, India, South Asia, the Pacific, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Coffee trees can be broadly divided into 5 types, of which Arabica and Robusta are the more common. Coffee has some special culture and etiquette, and drinking coffee has certain health benefits.

The coffee tree is very similar to the laurel tree and usually grows in the area between the Tropic of Capricorn.

It usually takes about three to four years for a coffee tree to start bearing fruit, and the fruit is red berries and a few yellow berries. Once it is dried and the pulp is removed, the coffee beans are separated.

Coffee beans can be found all over the world, and they can grow as long as the climate is right. These suitable places for growing coffee beans are located between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Cancer, generally between 25 degrees north latitude and 30 degrees south latitude, covering most countries in Central Africa, East Africa, the Middle East, India, South Asia, the Pacific region, Latin America, and the Caribbean. The reason why coffee is mainly concentrated in the coffee production zone is because coffee is highly susceptible to frost damage, and the temperature and humidity are most suitable for coffee growth in the tropics.

Coffee beans grow into different varieties depending on farming methods, regional climate, and other factors.

It should be called discovery, not invention Coffee was discovered by goats. A thousand years ago, on a hillside in Africa, a shepherd found his goats sleepless all night after eating red coffee beans. Later, the shepherd gave the monks the beans found by the goats.

Coffee began to be known to the world.

The discovery of coffee beans.

Legends about the discovery of coffee beans vary, but one is based on the writings of Fasterni (1613-1707), Italy. In the sixth century, there was a shepherd in Ethiopia who found his sheep bouncing around there one day, and he thought it was incredible, and when he looked closely, he realized that the sheep had eaten a red fruit. So he took the fruit and gave it to the monks of the monastery to eat, and all of them were refreshed when they ate it; It is said that the fruit was later used as a refreshment and was well received by doctors.

The fruit is what coffee beans are today. Another Arabian legend: In 1258, the chief Homad, who had been expelled by his people for his crimes, wandered to Wasaba (in Arabia), far from his hometown of Mocha, and was so hungry and tired that he could no longer walk, and when he sat down to rest on the root of a tree, he found a bird flying and perched on a branch and crying in a very pleasant voice that he had never heard before.

He looked closely, and found that the bird had pecked at the fruit on the branch, and then tore open its throat and cried out a beautiful cry, so he plucked all the fruit from that area, put it in a pot and boiled it with water. After that, it began to emit a lot of fragrance, and after tasting it, I not only felt that it was delicious, but also felt that my tired body and mind were also refreshed. So he took many of these miraculous fruits, and when he met the sick, he boiled them into soup to drink, and at last because of his good deeds, the people of his homeland forgave him for his sins, let him return to Mocha, and exalted him as a holy one.

Coffee beans are said to have been used for drinking in the early 11th century, and after the 13th century, Arab Muslims knew how to dry the green beans, roast them, then mash them with a mortar pestle, boil them in water, and then drink the purer part after the residue has settled.

In 1899 (Meiji 32), the Japanese invented the same method as the current vacuum drying instant coffee, when this invention appeared, the Japanese were not keen to drink this instant coffee, so the instant coffee was shipped to the United States to obtain a patent, and was welcomed by the masses, and slowly spread to the world.

Coffee is native to the tropical regions of northern and central Africa.

Legend has it that the world's first cup of coffee was brewed by Arabs and is known as "Arabic wine". At that time, coffee was used as a special medicine for Islamists to refresh their minds, replenish their energy or ailments. By the 15th century, coffee had developed into a popular drink and spread throughout the Arabian Peninsula, and later began to spread in many places, including North Africa, Turkey, and Persia.

But it doesn't stop there. Europeans who landed in the Arabian Peninsula realized that there was a high profit in producing and trading coffee, and they began to try to smuggle coffee seedlings out of the Arabian Peninsula.

Coffee originated in Africa, and shepherd legends explain the first person to discover it.