Chapitre 181: Coffee Culture

Drinking coffee and tea has already become a lifestyle throughout the ages. For most people, a day won't start without a cup of coffee to perk them on. It has become a part of almost every culture and has spread globally, especially in the Western world and urbanized centers. In the late 20th century, coffee houses have become social hubs and meeting places for all forms of transactions, especially business and political agenda.

The uses of coffee have evolved through time, and it is no longer restricted to its most common benefits, such as its energy-boosting power and its ability to increase one's metabolism. The evolution goes to the flavors as well and no longer limited to brewing, ground coffee beans. Coffee lovers better enjoy flavors such as caramel macchiato, french vanilla, mocha, hazelnut, and among others.