Coffee was discovered around 500 A.D. in Ethiopia by a goat herder named Kaladi. In the early 1500’s Buba Budan smuggled coffee beans from Yemen, the only coffee growing country at the time, to the island of Java, Indonesia.
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Then in 1550 the Dutch discovered
the coffee growing on Java, and started to grow and export the
coffee back to Europe. Coffee was a highly prized product and the
French
wanted it. The French stole a coffee plant and transported it to
the Carribean Islands. A lover's gift brought coffee from the Carribean
Islands to Brazil and Central and South America.
