Arabian Coffee (Part 2 of 2)
Coffee from Arabia is still a part of the Islamic faith and is use in ritualistic ceremonies.
The coffee growers of Arabia protected their monopoly on the prized plant. They were the exclusive providers of coffee throughout the world for several hundred years.
That is until a coffee plant finally made its way to the Caribbean. This began a new legacy of high-quality coffee in Latin America.
It is said that all the Arabica Coffee grown in the world started from this plant as cuttings were transplanted all over the world. Coffee from Arabia is truly the source of coffee throughout the world.
The word mocha comes from the name Mokha, the shipping port in Yemen where all Arabian coffee was exported. Mocha has become a term used for describing a coffee beverage in which chocolate is added. But originally it had nothing to do with chocolate.
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