Welcome to our curation compilation of some amazing original coffee stories from community members around the globe. It's been an amazing week with joyous stories surrounding the history, pleasures, and fascination that we all have for our favourite beverage, coffee, that we have skimmed for throughout the week.
Cinnamon Cup Coffee likes to boost your energies with our strong coffee content, so here are some outstanding ones, which we thought you'd like to check out.
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@discoveringarniThe tables were filled with regulars. I gained that impression from the casual way they all talked inside the cafe as though they'd been coming there every day for years... Lokal Brew roasts their beans sourced from locally grown coffee from the hills of Bukidnon, different parts of Mindanao all the way south to the peaks of Mt. Apo in Davao.
Interesting to note that Lokal Brew sells medium roast 100% Arabica beans and they supply them to cafes, restaurants, and resorts in the south. One of their customers is Tan-Awan Cafe.
@scubaheadOn the final day of our eleven-day mini break to Negril I was taking my morning coffee in the restaurant facing the ocean. It was me alone for a few hours with just the sound of the ocean lapping the cliffs for company.
@thaotrantkNature around the shop
The cafe has a design close to nature. In the coffee shop are planted many kinds of green trees. The plants were planted in pots and decorated everywhere. There are several potted plants placed on the stairs, under the floor purposefully.
@ginethchira2301From my point of view, this first space that is presented is perfect to enjoy a good cup of coffee alone or with a group of friends, since the space is really wide and has certain walls where one can sit freely or Ask the cafeteria for permission to place a small picnic in the green areas that do not affect nature to a greater degree.
@lucianavI was in the most beautiful and frequented mall in my city, that is the HiperGalerias (which is no longer called that, it is called Centro Comercial Cumaná, but honestly nobody calls it that) in the company of friends and we passed by a place called "Chip a Cookie" which has really been in the city a lot and which I had only tried their cookies but I noticed that they had coffee and I was dazzled by it.
@steemflowWalk out on the street of India, and you will find a small chai stall at every corner of the road. Easy to make, and not many ingredients are required to make. Many people have found it as a source of their livelihood. chai on street is sold in a paper cup or mud cup.
@aswitaThe coffee I ordered and made into a glass of cold Americano didn't disappoint. The coffee beans they use are Situjuah Gadang with a very concentrated honey process, which has a unique taste. I like the naturally sweet taste, not like americano in general which is thick with a bitter taste, but this time, the taste is soft and unique. It has its taste, moreover, many people say that coffee that comes from the land of Minang never disappoints.
@millycf1976Sipping your coffee which was known to be of a smooth texture, you smiled as it touched your lips. It must have been a clean, light but rich, sweet flavour; you appeared delighted. Your body eased further into relaxation, as you reflected on how tense you were in the past... Not by nature, but by your societal influences.
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