World's Best Coffee Arrives From These Countries

#6 Yemen
This was the first country to commercially cultivate coffee. Since water is scares, Coffee beans grown here are smaller in size and the cherries harvested are dry processed. This process of harvesting, gives the Yemeni coffee a distinctive taste like no other. Do you know how coffee found a synonym in the word “Mocha”? During the 15^th century, the Arabs used to ship their coffee beans around the world from their famous Yemini port called Mocha. The Dutch later combined the Arabian coffee with the coffee grown in the Java Island and this popular blend is well-known today as Mocha Java.

#5 Ethiopia
Since the inception of coffee, legend says that Arab traders arrived at the African Continent and planted the Coffee Arabica bean in the Ethiopian soil. Thus Ethiopia takes credit for cultivating the first coffee trees. Ethiopian coffee beans are slow-roasted over a charcoal fire and thus offer a rich texture, infused with intoxicating flavor. Here, coffee is a primary part of social and cultural tradition as it depicts respect, friendship and acceptance.

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