The Devil'S Cup: A History Of The World According To Coffee: A History Of The World According To Coffee

The Devil'S Cup: A History Of The World According To Coffee: A History Of The World According To Coffee

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Absolutely Riveting . . . Essential Reading For Foodies, Javajunkies, Anthropologists, And Anyone Else Interested In Funny, Sardonically Told Adventure Stories.Anthony Bourdain, Author Of Kitchen Confidentialfull Of Humor And Historical Insights, The Devils Cup Is Not Only Ahistory Of Coffee, But A Travelogue Of A Risktaking Brewseeker.In This Captivating Book, Stewart Lee Allen Treks Threequarters Of The Way Around The World On A Caffeinated Quest To Answer These Profound Questions: Did The Advent Of Coffee Give Birth To An Enlightened Western Civilization? Is Coffee The Substance That Drives History? From The Cliffhanging Villages Of Southern Yemen, Where Coffee Beans Were First Cultivated Eight Hundred Years Ago, To A Cavernous Coffeehouse In Calcutta, The Drinking Spot For Two Of Indias Nobel Prize Winners . . . From Parisian Salons And Cafs Where The French Revolution Was Born, To The Roadside Diners And Chain Restaurants Of The Good Ol Usa, Where Something Resembling Brown Water Passes For Coffee, Allen Wittily Proves That The World Was Wired Long Before The Internet. And Those Who Deny The Power Of Coffee (Namely Tea Drinkers) Do So At Their Own Peril.

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