Travel magazine, AFAR, lists some of the best places you can stop to power up on coffee:
#1 – Tim Wendelboe – Oslo, Norway
Photo by Tim Wendelboe
#2 – Telescope – Paris, France
Photo by AFAR
#3 – Flying Goat Coffee – Santa Rosa, California
Photo by AFAR
#4 – Kopi Luwak – Denpasar, Indonesia
Photo by AFAR
#5 – Bonanza Coffee Heroes – Berlin, Germany
Photo by Bonanza
#6 – Cafe Martinho da Arcada – Lisbon, Portugal
Photo by AFAR
#7 – Borough Market – London, United Kingdom
Photo by AFAR
Photo by The Coffee Academics
Since opening in 2012, The Coffee Academics in Hong Kong has made it to one of the top coffee shops in the world. It takes pride in providing top grade beans and carefully brewing your coffee to offer the perfect cup. Unique drinks include lattes which are sweetened with organic raw agave nectar and spiced with ground black pepper or a “global inspired coffee” Okinawa, a cup of coffee that is sweetened with dark brown sugar from the Okinawa Islands.
Thanks to Mashable for these wonderful illustrations that nail the coffee addicts we all know.
Photo courtesy of CNN
CNN’s recent article “8 of the world’s great coffee cities” lists the top cities where coffee culture is the strongest.
Did You Know?
The average American spend about $14.40 per week on coffee (not including the cost of drinking coffee at home) and an average of $1,100 annually on coffee, according to ABC News. Additionally, the most coffee dependent drinkers are located in the northeast.
America may be obsessed with coffee but as it turns out, the U.S. isn’t at the top of the list for coffee consumption around the world. According to Euromonitor, the Netherlands ranks #1 at 2.4 cups a day per-capita consumption while the U.S. ranks 16th just beneath Belgium, Switzerland and New Zealand.
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