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The origins of coffee in Asia are most remembered by Indonesia’s coffee production. Throughout the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, Indonesia, Japan, and South Korea each adapted coffee into their societies. Indonesia: Dutch colonists introduced the country to coffee in ...

The first recorded appearance of coffee in India was 1670 before the establishment of the East India Trading Company. An Indian Sufi saint named Baba Budan brought coffee beans to the country on his return trip from Yemen, specifically to ...

After the spread of coffee throughout the entire European continent, coffee arrived in the both North and South Americas. It was French naval officer, Gabriel de Clieu who brought coffee seedlings over to the Americas, specifically to the Caribbean’s Martinique ...