Contents  Preface The World of Coffee Coffee: A
Competitive Sport Cup of
Excellence: The Oscars of Coffee Coffee
Trends and Controversies Coffee
Google Style The Origins of Coffee Ethiopia:
The Birthplace of Coffee The
Ottoman Empire: Passing the Coffee Baton to Europe Europe Vienna:
Decadent Party at the End of the Century Paris: The
Caffeinated Revolution Café
Quatre Gats in Barcelona: Pre-Paris Picasso Prague:
Absinthe and Longing for Paris Bratistlava:
Rebirth of Coffee Culture Italy:
Passion for Coffee Germany,
Switzerland and the Netherlands: Europe’s Big Coffee Businesses Bosnia:
Coffee in Happiness and in Sorrow London:
Revival of the Oldest European Café Culture Scandinavia:
The World’s Most Caffeinated Countries Iceland:
The World’s Most Close-Knit Coffee Community Israel: A Crossroad of Coffee Cultures The United States of America A Nation
Born into Coffee San
Francisco Bay Area: Seeds of a Coffee Revolution Seattle:
Coffee Capital of the U.S.A Portland:
The Rival Coffee Capital Starbucks:
The Coffee Giant Coffee
Cowboys and Evangelists The
American Midwest New York
City: The Café Bazaar South and Central America Guatemala:
Sublime Coffees from the Volcanic Slopes Costa
Rica: Coffee from “a place high in the mountains that only birds can reach” El
Salvador: Excellent Coffees Emerging After the Civil War Colombia:
Continuing the Juan Valdez Legacy Brazil:
Coffee Superpower Asia and the Pacific Rim Australia:
A Rich Coffee Culture Down Under Japan:
Relentless Pursuit of Quality Coffee The
Republic of Korea: Nation on a Café Craze China:
East Meets West for Coffee Epilogue Acknowledgments, references, photography credits  |