Coffee

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Coffee is so popular in Japan that Japan imports approximately 85% of Jamaica’s annual coffee production. Fact source...

No coffee

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Coffee was banned three times in three different cultures: once in Mecca in the 16th century, once when Charles II in Europe banned the drink in an attempt to quiet an ongoing revolution, and once when Frederick the Great banned coffee in Germany in 1677 because he...

Roast coffee

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Light roast coffee has more caffeine than dark roast coffee. The longer coffee is roasted, the more caffeine is cooked from the bean. Fact source...

Stimulate

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Coffee was originally regarded as a wonder drug in Yemen and Arabia and was taken only at the advice of a doctor. Many saw coffee as a brain tonic or as a way to stimulate religious visions. Fact source...

Prevent damaging cells

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Coffee contains antioxidants, which helps prevent free radicals from damaging cells. One study found that a typical servicing (approximately 9 oz) of coffee contains more antioxidants than a serving of grape juice, blueberries, raspberries, or oranges. Fact source...

First coffeehouse in England

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When the first coffeehouse opened in England in 1652, women were prohibited from entering, other than to serve men. Fact source...