Secrets Of Coffee. Part 1.History (Coffee Expert In 3 Hours)

How to UNDERSTAND COFFEE (30 lessons) - for COFFEE LOVERS and BARISTAS - The Most Complete Course (Simple + Interesting)

What you'll learn
You will get acquainted with unknown legends about the origin of coffee.
You will follow the path of the coffee tree by which it spread throughout the world.
Learn what the famous words "Moka", "Geshir" and "Gahwa" are.
Learn the types of "Oriental coffee" and distinguish Turkish from Greek coffee.
Experience the Ethiopian ceremony, the oldest coffee tradition in the world.
You will be able to structure the world's major coffee formats.
Understand how the Ottoman Empire became the world's first coffee promoter.
You will understand how Yuri Kulchitsky became a true coffee legend.
Learn about such important but unknown drinks as Bicherin and Mazagran.
Learn the origins and real meaning of the words "Espresso" and "Barista".
Find out how "tips" appeared in England, and America became a coffee country.
Once and for all, you will understand the most complicated term Speciality Coffee.
Explore the history of the world's main coffee technology - Espresso.
Clearly categorize all "Coffee Waves" of modern coffee history.
Requirements
Note: The first videos ("CONTENT", "IINTRODUCTION" and initial LESSONS) are in OPEN ACCESS, so you can review them freely.
Subtitles in ENGLISH + en ESPAÑOL are available.
No special skills required.
Description
Hello, dear friends, and welcome to my first course of the «Coffee Basics» series – «The HISTORY of COFFEE».It is intended for Coffee Lovers and Baristas who want to know more about their favorite drink and understand all its diversity and versatility.I will introduce myself to those who are not yet familiar with my other course – «The BOTANY of COFFEE.» By the way, I strongly recommend that you take it, because, together with the «HISTORY», it will help you form a COMPLETE picture of basic coffee knowledge.My name is Sergio Reminny, I am a coffee expert with 25 years of experience in the coffee industry, a businessman, a writer, and the first Coordinator of the European Speciality Coffee Association (SCAE) in Ukraine (2003-2008).After thousands of articles on my Coffee Blog, hundreds of videos on my YouTube channel, and a series of coffee books, I created this online course.The main task that I set for myself in the course was to translate the complex coffee world knowledge into SIMPLE and INTERESTING lessons for both ordinary coffee lovers and baristas. And also to teach you to UNDERSTAND the relationship between different coffee categories and, to help you use this knowledge in your life.«The HISTORY of COFFEE» will give you a complete chronological understanding of how coffee won peoples’ hearts and became a favorite drink of mankind.You will not find on the Internet the materials presented in my lessons. Because they are all derived from my many years of experience and are based on my personal view of the history of coffee after studying it for a quarter of a century.Here I am not going to teach you what is right and what is not. My goal is to teach you to UNDERSTAND the world of coffee and to use your knowledge.As one of the greatest coffee lovers of our time, the great French writer Honoré de Balzac, said: «Study the past, and it will teach you the future…»You know, instead of offering my arguments in favor of your taking this course, I want to give a perfect example of how the understanding of the history of coffee can help you in your life. For this, please, watch the free intro of my course. An interesting example of a clear understanding of the difference between Latte and Cappuccino is waiting for you.The purpose of this short story, pals, was to draw your attention to the fact that knowledge of history is not just erudition.Knowing the PAST is important for understanding what you are doing TODAY and who you will become TOMORROW.This is exactly what my course is about.Take it and I assure you will not regret it. And I promise that it will be interesting …))Well, we have a lot of work today, so let's get down to business right away.

Overview

Section 1: CONTENT ▪ 27 Lessons + Bonus Video!

Lecture 1 CONTENT of the COURSE ▪ All You Need to Know About the History of Coffee.

Section 2: INTRODUCTION ▪ 1000 Years of History in 3-hour Unique Course.

Lecture 2 ABOUT this COURSE ▪ Why Should You Study History (Latte vs. Cappuccino).

Section 3: ETHIOPIA ▪ The Birthplace of Coffee: How It All Began.

Lecture 3 Lesson 1. KALDI and the GOATS ▪ Unknown Version of the Most Famous Legend.

Lecture 4 Lesson 2. Other Legends about Coffee: "BULL", "FOREST FIRE" and "SCHOLAR KHALID"

Lecture 5 Lesson 3. The Origin of the Word «Coffee» ▪ Harrar vs. Kaffa.

Section 4: YEMEN ▪ Happy Arabia: Origins of the World Coffee Trade.

Lecture 6 Lesson 4. «MOKA» as a Synonym for «Coffee» ▪ 300 Years of Monopoly.

Lecture 7 Lesson 5. GAHWA: Dinosaur of the Coffee World ▪ Gahwa vs. Geshir.

Section 5: COFFEE TREE ▪ How the Coffee Plant Conquered the World.

Lecture 8 Lesson 6. How a Monk Stole Coffee Beans and How Ceylon Switched to Tea.

Lecture 9 Lesson 7. TYPICA: The Coffee Variety that Started It All.

Lecture 10 Lesson 8. BOURBON: French Kings and Coffee ▪ The Story of the Reunion.

Section 6: OTTOMAN EMPIRE ▪ The First Marketers in the Coffee History.

Lecture 11 Lesson 9. How the Sultans Made Coffee a Centuries-Old Tradition.

Section 7: WORLD COFFEE FORMATS ▪ The World of Coffee in 4D View.

Lecture 12 Lesson 10: From Oriental Coffee House to American Coffee Shop.

Lecture 13 + BONUS: Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony (in all details).

Lecture 14 Lesson 11. ORIENTAL-STYLE Types of Coffee ▪ "Yellow Coffee" ▪ Turkish vs. Greek.

Lecture 15 Lesson 12. VIENNESE COFFEE ▪ Kulchytsky: the Coffee Genius Who United the Eras.

Lecture 16 Lesson 13. ITALIAN ESPRESSO ▪ the Full History of the Coffee Machine.

Lecture 17 Lesson 14. True Meaning of fhe Word «Espresso» ▪ How Spaghetti Were Espresso Too

Lecture 18 Lesson 15. First Steps of Coffee in America ▪ «COFFA» and «СOAVA» by John Smith.

Lecture 19 Lesson 16: ENGLAND: Tokens and Newspapers ▪ Where the Word «Tips» Comes From.

Lecture 20 Lesson 17. LONDON: How a Coffee Shop Became an Empire ▪ Edward Lloyd's Story.

Lecture 21 Lesson 18. How AMERICA Became a Coffee Country ▪ The Boston Tea Party.

Section 8: UNKNOWN HEROES ▪ The Forgotten Drinks that Made History.

Lecture 22 Lesson 19. IRISH Coffee ▪ Joe Sheridan - the King of Coffee with Alcohol.

Lecture 23 Lesson 20. BICERIN of Turin: the Father of Coffee with Chocolate.

Lecture 24 Lesson 21. MAZAGRAN and «Moorish Cafes» ▪ How Cold Coffee was Born in Algeria.

Section 9: COFFEE WAVES ▪ From Coffee Gold Rush to the Robots.

Lecture 25 Lesson 22. - 1st WAVE: Gold Coffee Rush ▪ Folgers, Diggers and Marketing.

Lecture 26 Lesson 23. - 2d WAVE: The Birth of a Giant and of a Modern Coffee Shop.

Lecture 27 Lesson 24. - 3d WAVE: Coffee as a Personality + Love for Coffee as Highest Value

Lecture 28 Lesson 25. - 4th WAVE: Look into the Future ▪ The Main Criterion for Survival

Section 10: SPECIALITY COFFEE ▪ Full History and Explanation of the Term.

Lecture 29 Lesson 26: The Most Complicated Coffee Definition (in simple words).

Section 11: INTERNATIONAL COFFEE DAY ▪ How It Finally Happened.

Lecture 30 Lesson 27. DAY of COFFEE ▪ National vs. International ▪ Why October 1st

Section 12: BONUS Lecture.

Lecture 31 Afterword.

Section 13: Course Test (3 min.)

COFFEE LOVERS Who Want to Know More about their Favourite Drink,BARISTAS Seeking New Knowledge,COFFEE ENTREPRENEURS Learning Coffee Professionally