World Coffee History In the 6th century, Ethiopian shepherds discovered red coffee cherries. 1 1 century, Arab merchants spread coffee to Europe. /kloc-In the 3rd century, Islam centered on Arabia used baking and grinding raw beans to drink coffee. /kloc-In the 6th century, Franz Geora Kolschitzky, a Viennese, established the first coffee shop in Europe. He also started the trend of drinking milk coffee. In Istanbul, coffee became black gold at 1554. /kloc-was very popular in the 0/7th century, 1607 was introduced to North America, 1645 Italian Cafe was established in Venice, 1652, the first English Cafe opened, and the habit of drinking coffee began. 1668 coffee replaced beer as breakfast drink in new york, 1690, the first French coffee in new york. In, the Netherlands became the first country to grow and re-export coffee by smuggling coffee seeds from Arabia. The main planting areas are Ceylon and Java. 18th century 1706, Java first shipped coffee to the Netherlands 17 18, French admiral Decroux irrigated coffee seedlings with his own drinking water and planted coffee seedlings on the French territory of Marciny. Soon after, coffee was widely spread to Central and South America. In fact, 90% of the world's coffee cultivation is spread from here. 172 1 The first coffee shop in Berlin opened on 1773 due to the Boston black tea incident. In America, coffee has become an ordinary drink. /kloc-in the 0/9th century, steam-pressurized espresso was invented. In 20th century 1900, Hill Brothers packed roasted coffee in vacuum cans. This area is full of bakeries and mills. Satori Kato, a Japanese-American chemist living in Chicago, invented instant coffee. 1903 Ludnig Roselius, a german importer, invented the manufacturing process of removing caffeine without destroying the original flavor of coffee. Known as (Sanka) 1923, Sanka landed in the United States 1906, and British chemist George Constance Worthington began the mass production of instant coffee. 1938, Nestle helped solve the problem of overproduction of coffee in Brazil, and Nestle coffee came into being in Switzerland.