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Places to Try Coffee Around the World for the Best Experience

For a travel enthusiast, trying coffee around the world is truly a rewarding experience. Drinking a cup of coffee, while talking with locals is a great way to understand the history, culture, and tradition of a place that is new to you.

In this post, you’ll learn the best places to try different coffee flavors and aromas in the world for an ultimate coffee drinking experience. 

Colombia

Coffee growing is a primary agricultural product in Colombia, which is the third-largest coffee producer worldwide, making up 12% of the world’s coffee production. According to Home Grounds, Colombia grows high-end arabica beans, that’s why coffee is part of the country’s national identity.

Here are some ways you can enjoy Columbia’s arabica coffee:

  • Enjoy and indulge in a brightly acidic brew with arabica coffee chocolate and mild fruity flavors.
  • Think of helping half a million farmers by patronizing arabica coffee beans in Columbia. Coffee production is the country’s major source of rural employment.
  • Awaken your senses by trying the best coffee shops in Columbia, such as Café San Alberto, located in the capital city of Bogotá.
  • Colombian coffee is 100% made using Arabica beans with a strong emphasis on quality because of how the entire coffee industry was established in Colombia. You’ll enjoy balanced flavors with the kick and alertness you’re looking for.

Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia is the leading producer of one of the most interesting coffees in the world, the Kopi Luwak. This expensive coffee is also called civet coffee. It is made from coffee-cherries that are eaten, partly-digested, and excreted by the famous Asian palm civet. It has a bouquet of cinnamon and caramel flavors. Negari Luwak Coffee is one of the best coffee shops in Indonesia, serving a cup of Kopi Luwak coffee.

Ethiopia

Ethiopia is a landlocked East African country that is best known for Ethiopia Genika coffee production.  It is an Arabica coffee grown in Bench Maji Zone. Aside from the natural resources of the country and beautiful scenery, Ethiopia boasts of its arabica coffee beans.

Here are quick facts about Ethiopian arabica coffee beans:

  • Coffee production is a longstanding tradition in Ethiopia, which dates back to many centuries, and it is where Coffea arabica (coffee plant), originates.
  • The other types of coffee beans produced in Ethiopia include Lekempti, Teppi, and Limu.
  • One of the best coffee shops in Ethiopia is TO.MO.CA. Coffee House located in Addis Ababa. This coffee-roasting company was established in 1953, which serves a wide variety of Arabica coffees, including Harrar, Sidamo, Yirgachefee, and Limu. 

Italy

Italians consume billion cups of espresso every year, so it’s no wonder why Italians are extremely particular on the types of coffee consumed during specific times of the day. For instance, Italians drink cappuccino for breakfast and espresso and other types of coffee in the afternoon and evenings. Visit Italy and don’t miss drinking coffee on one of the best coffee shops in the country for an unforgettable holiday. 

Jamaica

In 1728, the famous Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee was introduced to the Caribbean, which is the most expensive coffee in the world. The Blue Mountains is the longest mountain range in the country, producing Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, which is noted for its lack of bitterness and mild flavor.

Here are some ways to enjoy Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee:

  • Pair your cup of Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee with delicious pastries or try the crunchy paninis for an ultimate coffee drinking session with friends and family.
  • Go and drink Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee solo. Feel and savor the mild and smooth taste of this great coffee, exhibiting a vibrant and bright yet soft acidity. It has a clean taste without any hint of bitterness. The aroma is bold yet sparkling, with a profusion of sweet herbal and floral notes, and nutty overtones. 

Vietnam

Vietnam is now the second-largest coffee-producing nation all over the world. Vietnamese coffee brew is regarded as a signature drink mixed with sweetened condensed milk. 

Spain

Coffee is about culture more than quality in Spain. In Spain, a day is not complete without drinking café cortado or café con leche. When visiting the city, you’ll spot lots of locals sitting outside of cafes, enjoying a cup of coffee with board games and delicious food. 

Conclusion

If you want to enjoy drinking coffee while traveling, you have to know the best places to go; such as the best coffee shops in a state, city, or country. Colombia, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Spain, Vietnam, and Italy are the best coffee producers in the world, so it’s a good idea to visit a coffee shop when visiting these countries.

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