For the authentic coffee lover, travel is not just sightseeing, it's a quest for the world's best cup. From the timeless coffee rituals of Ethiopia to the modern espresso bars of Tokyo, here are the places all serious coffee travelers must visit. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia No coffee pilgrimage should go ahead without making a visit to where it all began.
In the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, the Buna, or coffee ceremony, is an all-sung, all-danced traditional social event. Roasting beens over a charcoal pit, crushing them in a big wooden pestle and mortar, serving three rounds to your hosts, it's a taste of history. Melbourne, Australia Melbourne is considered the world capital of specialty coffee.
The cafe culture in Melbourne is second to none the flat white was born here and the espresso is of an incredibly high quality. Just look down any alleyway and you'll be greeted by a world-class roastery. Medelln, Colombia Medelln is nestled in the middle of the coffee belt.
It is Colombia's second city and has become a buzzing epicenter for all things specialty. You can visit a local finca, see the harvest, and drink the freshest coffee of your life! TokyoJapan Tokyo's Coffee trail is very accurate, precise and sincere to its profession.
Japan's third-wave coffee is best in this part of the world. The baristas are mighty busy, giving each cup of coffee total respect and with immaculate precision. The kissaten in Tokyo also add to the tranquility in the coffee drinking experience.
London, UK Back in the UK, London's specialty-coffee scene has boomed in the last ten years. Borough Shoreditch Bermondsey and Soho boroughs are crawling with trained roasters, cafes and authentic bars. It is a serious UK capital.
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