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Where Coffee Comes From |
Long ago, when men were not in the world, plants got to choose where they wished to live. The coffee bean – Buni – sought a softly lit, wet, wild place to grow. The aristocrat of flowering shrubs, Buni sought a high place from whence it might look down upon the lowly bush. And it wanted to be warm. Not hot. Not cold. Warm. |
| Buni looked the world over, and, though there were many places to grow, chose one – Africa – a land as mysterious as Buni itself, (cousin to the rose, Buni produces a sweet fruit, but is craved for its bitter seed.). And so Africa alone, its wild mountain ranges, the dappled shade of its grandfatherly trees, its perfect year-round warmth, enjoys its reputation as coffee’s ancestral home. |
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