The history of coffee is really as diverse as mixing it. Back over a thousand years ago, the first coffee tree is believed to arise from the gulf coast of Africa on the Red Sea.
Initially, the coffee beans are viewed as toys rather than foods beverages. The east African tribes crushed berries then mixed with animal fat, about to form pellets. This mixture is storied gave the warrior a lot of the energy needed for the war. Then around 1000 AD, Ethiopians have concocted a wine from coffee beans by fermenting the dried beans in water. Coffee trees also grow naturally in the Egyptian peninsula and from there, throughout the 11th century, coffee has evolved into a form of hot drinks.

Is covered in mystery and combined with priests and doctors should not be surprising when there are two famous legends to explain the finding of this mystical nuts.
Another legend has it that a goat herder noticed that his herd became naughty than usual after eating the red berries of wild coffee bushes. Curious, he tasted the fruit, and he was excited because of the influence of its invigorating. And he also saw a group of nearby monks dancing with his goats. Not long after the monks began heating the particles and the liquid used to stay up all night during the festival.
Another story tells of a monk who Hoi- director accused by his enemies. The punishment is to wander in the desert and eventually starve. In delirium, the young man heard his sound guidance eat the fruit from the coffee tree nearby. Embarrassed, he tried to soften the water and nuts when he does not have soft water and drinking places. As an arrangement of God, he survived and healthy and back to his community, widely publicized experiences and recipes.

 
The cultivation of coffee began to spread in the 15th century and continued for many centuries, Yemeni province of Egypt is the source of the first coffee in the world. Demand for coffee in the Middle East is very large. These beans Yemeni port of Mocha left to trade with Alexandria and Constantinople
In fact the best seedlings are not allowed out of the country. Despite the ban, the Muslim pilgrims from around the world have sought to steal the coffee brought his country in the pilgrimage to the Mecca and then the coffee harvest quick start from India.
Coffee was also introduced into Europe during this period of time through Venice- city where many merchant fleet perfumes, teas, dyes and fabrics with Egyptian merchants. This drink beverages even become popular as street vendors began selling lemonade add it to cold drinks. Many European merchants in their mission to know and be familiar with coffee drinking coffee should have bought it brings about.
In the mid-17th century, the Dutch prevail in merchant shipping industry and they have introduced the cultivation of coffee in the huge levels to their colony on the island of Java, Sumatra, and Bali in Indonesia Sulaweisi
Coffee came to Latin America later decades, when a Frenchman to buy a coffee branch brings Martinique. Brazil has emerged as a leader in coffee production in the world and is a title that remains today.