If to you the ideal journey is one where you find the best espresso bar down a cobbled side street, you already have a lot in common with the ultimate coffee tourist. These are the destinations to include on the agenda for every committed coffee enthusiast. Trieste, Italy Europe's Unsung Coffee Capital Though Rome and Milan dominate the headlines, it is Trieste where coffee truly lives in Italy.
As a historic center of coffee trade since the 1700s, the citys cafs are a world apart and is the Italian capital of the dead-pan level as you do in Trieste. tb Melbourne, Australiathe birthplace of the Flat White.
Melbourne has the finest coffee culture in the world, where coffee is taken seriously it's not a passing fad but a craft. Anticipate dwell times with pour-over coffee, single origin espresso, and baristas eager to describe how each bean was processed.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Coffee from the Origin Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee, and Addis Ababa is the place that best captures it. The traditional coffee ceremony, served three times each a slightly lighter roast, with incense and popcorn has celebrated hospitality for hundreds of years.
Vienna, Austria The UNESCO-Listed Coffee House Vienna's coffee houses are more than just a part of the city's culture, they are actually an International Heritage site representing an intangible part of the culture itself. The Melange, the marble topped tables, the newspapers held on wooden standsit's their own universe.
Stop at Caf Central and Caf Hawelka. Hanoi, Vietnam Egg Coffee and Rooftop Coffee Hanoi pioneered the way for this country's legendary coffee culture.
The city's cafs are complex, creative, and uniquely Vietnamese : try the c ph trng (whipped egg yolk coffee) of Caf Giang or the blue-sky views of the city's many rooftop filter coffee shops. Would you like to plan your coffee trip? Discover our selection of single origin coffees from all around the world at the Global Coffee Haven. Enjoy the best tastes from the world at home.