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How to Start a Coffee Shop
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Where Does the Coffee Bean Come From?
History of the Coffee Beans
History of Coffee Makers
About Fair Trade Coffee
About Coffee Shop Furniture
About Coffee Shop Interior Design
About Coffee Culture
Pros & Cons of Coffee
About the Coffee Growing Process
Coffee Slang Words
Where Is Coffee Grown?
Best Way to Store Coffee Beans
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Summary: Coffee was originally grown in Ethiopia and Yemen. It has since moved across Africa to South America, Central America, Indonesia and Hawaii. Find coffee grown in Brazil, Guatemala, Costa Rica or Jamaica with information from the owner of a coffee shop in this free video on coffee.
Raphael Perrier and his three partners own Kahwa Coffee Roasting in St Petersburg Fla. Not only do they sell coffee in the cafe, they also grow and roast coffee, selling it wholesale,...read more
"Hi I'm Raphael Perrier from Kahwa coffee roasting and I'm here to talk to you about where coffee is grown. Coffee is grown in a lot of areas around the world. It comes from Ethiopia and Yemen that's where the coffee was grown at first. After that they start bringing coffee tree all over Africa, that's where you have a big, big grower of coffee. You also have coffee grown in South America, Central America. Brazil is a big country for coffee, that's the main revenue. The coffee from Costa Rica for example, Guatemala is very very good coffee, it has a sweetness. They also have coffee grown in Indonesia, it became a big, big trend with the Java. Java coffee became all over the world, a very, very good coffee.You also have coffee grown into Hawaii, you have coffee grown in Jamaica. Jamaican blue mountain is the most amazing coffee I ever tasted.You can, you can play with coffee according to where it's from. You can start doing blends, you can mix and match coffees. You can get different flavors. Pretty much it's you know grown from a tree that you put pretty much anywhere where sand is and I was wondering why we never put coffee in Florida. I think it should be a fun place to grow coffee. Hi I'm Raphael and I just talked to you about where coffee is grown."
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