Coffee culture in Holland

As a significant coffee trader, Holland naturally doesn't have a variety of conflicts based on coffee.(Click here)

In seventh Century sixteen, Holland is the planet's strongest colonial countries, their big ships and the boats sailing on earth more significant route, not only the external kaijiangtuotu, also with huge trade activities. Coffee is also a wonderful temptation for the Dutch. East India Company of Holland has been the world's largest colonial trading company, they in the process of coffee trade, found coffee brings high gain, so they can produce their own idea of java production base, so as to maximize the benefit of coffee intake in exchange.

Although coffee originated in Ethiopia, it has not been planted and cultivated at a large scale in its origin, so the authentic Arabic people have made coffee grow and foster artificially.

Since the colonialism went on, the Dutch introduced the coffee into the world. Holland's overseas colonies became the most important supply of Europe.
In certain Holland cities, most coffee houses are found in lovely gardens. Here, guests can enjoy the coffee in the color, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. This garden cafe is particularly common in the spring, the entire garden is flowering tulips rich multicolored decorations.

At Arabia area, especially in Yemen, java implanted in fifteenth Century seem to be accessible. In actuality, coffee can grow sooner within this region. But conservative Arabs themselves will also be the java seeds imported from other nations, but following large-scale artificial planting, they hope to monopolize the fantastic and appealing crops and respect them as their patents. The Arabs were heavily centered on the prohibition of the export of coffee beans, and even devised a strict law for it.

The innumerable times trying to convince Arabia princes agreed to export coffee seeds or seedlings to them, get this intriguing exotic drinks fundamentally for their own country, but all of his efforts were in vain under the Arabs denied. Afterward, the Dutch did not give up their dreams, after careful arrangements, and finally in 1616, covertly java seedlings and seeds from their heavily-guarded port of Mocha, back to Holland.

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Once they returned home from the coffee saplings and seeds, then the Dutch began to nurture and increase coffee trees in the greenhouse simulating Arabia's surroundings, humidity and temperature, and finally triumphed.
These cafes have their own special style. Specifically, the partitions of the black inlaid plate and the glowing copper cry into the warm atmosphere. Many cafes open monetary circles, in which businessmen and supervisors often gather to talk about business.

Communication in Holland
When the first Cafe started at the mid - 1660s, almost "nobody had been drinking coffee in the morning" Not only the middle and upper course, but their servants may flavor the coffee.