Published: Tuesday 10th May 2011
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How many years does it take for a coffee tree to reach maturity?
Five Years.
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Brazil is the World's biggest coffee producer but which country comes second?
Vietnam.
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Which TWO varieties are the most widely grown coffee beans?
Arabica & Robusta.
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In which city did the first coffee house in Europe open in 1683?
Venice.
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Which company introduced instant coffee in 1938?
Nescafe.
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Which North European country has the greatest per capita coffee consumption in the World?
Finland.
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Which French philosopher allegedly drank more than 50 cups of coffee a day?
Voltaire.
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In which African country was coffee thought to have originated?
Ethiopia.
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Who in 1732 composed the "Coffee Cantata"?
J.S.Bach.
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By what name are coffee houses known in Japan?
Kissaten.
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What is Satori Kato credited with inventing in 1901?
Instant Coffee.
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Which King of England banned coffee houses in 1675?
King Charles II.
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What is a BARISTA?
A professional operator of an espresso machine [Actually Italian for bar tender.]
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In which city was the first "Starbucks" opened in 1971?
Seattle.
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What is the stimulant present in coffee?
Caffeine.
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Which all-girl group had a UK number 1 in 2000 with "Black Coffee"?
All Saints.
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From what does the term CAPPUCCINO originate?
The peak of foam on the top of this popular drink is said to resemble the habit of the CAPUCHIN monk.
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What was established in Edward Lloyd's coffee house in London around 1688?
Lloyd's of London Insurance Market.
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After what is the coffee house "Starbucks" named?
The first mate of Captain Ahab in "Moby Dick".
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By what name is the small cup used to serve espresso known?
A Demitasse.
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