Brazilian Coffee Rocks.....
Friday, December 7, 2007
The first coffee plants in Brazil were planted in the northern state of Pará in the 1700s. The climate was favorable and the dimensions of the country contributed for cultivation of the product to spread rapidly. Coffee soon reached the southeastern states of Rio de Janeiro, Espírito Santo, São Paulo and Minas Gerais and the southern Paraná. Today many Brazilian farms are among the most innovative in the world, and a segment of the Brazilian coffee industry is succeeding in achieving almost unprecedented refinement in its coffee production.
In Brasil people prefer to drink strong coffee. There are many ways of preparing it. When you mention the word Brasil, three words come to mind: Football. Samba. Coffee. I personally prefer Cafezinho which is like an espresso...
The best coffee in Brazil comes from the region around San Paulo and is named for the port through which it is exported, Santos. Santos is known for its smooth flavor, medium body and moderate acidity. While Santos is the best coffee in Brazil, it is still far from extraordinary when compared to other coffees of the world. Coffee is a huge industry here. If u go to Paulista Avenue you'll find new and old buildings being built for old coffee industry..
Coffee in Brazil is so popular, because people here don't prefer tea. We don't add milk to coffee as milk removes the bitterness. Most people also don't prefer to add sugar also..they just prefer plain coffee...
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posted by Brazil Guy @ 1:15 AM,
