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Coffee is a reward for getting out of bed in the morning. It is the fuel to get the day started. It is no wonder that many people love coffee. Plus, it is really tasty! But have you thought about where it is grown? Today, we’re looking at the best coffee regions in the world!
From robusta to arabica, Tanzania to Indonesia, we’re diving into the world of coffee, how it is grown, and some fun facts about where it comes from. So pour yourself a cup of joe, learn about where the term “mocha java” came from (hint: it is not what you think!), and enjoy this coffee-centric episode!
Which do you think is the best coffee region in the world? Let us know in the comments or message us on Instagram @worldwidehoneymoon, Twitter @wwhoneymoon, or email [email protected].
Table of Contents
Time Stamps Best Coffee Regions in the World:
- 0:28- Intro
- 0:45- Updates/chat
- 2:02- Topic intro
- 5:31- #1 of the best coffee regions in the world: Ethiopia
- 8:23- #2: Tanzania
- 9:43- #3: Yemen (But don’t travel there now!)
- 14:07- #4: Indonesia
- 15:54- #5: Brazil
- 17:51- #6: Papua New Guinea
- 19:45- #7:Uganda
- 22:48- #8: Colombia
- 25:21- #9: Cuba
- 27:26- #10: Costa Rica
- 28:55- Wrap up
Helpful Links and Further Reading:
- Our favorite coffee book: The World Atlas of Coffee
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Kat is the founder and author of the World Wide Honeymoon blog. She has traveled to 39 countries spanning 5 continents to find the most romantic, unique, and fun places for couples to enjoy time together. She creates in-depth itineraries, honeymoon guides, packing lists, and even travel budget guides (Kat’s a former accountant!). Kat has been blogging since 2017, giving honest opinions and tips from her experiences while traveling. Aside from this blog, she runs a podcast with her husband, Chris, called the World Wide Honeymoon Travel Podcast and a travel blog dedicated to France called France Voyager.