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Here are some facts about coffee:

• Coffee can lift your mood, make you happier, and make you feel better. It alleviates depression.
• Have a headache? Drink a cup of coffee. It’s been shown to help people get rid of their headaches.
• People who drink coffee have less colon cancer than people who don’t. That’s a big deal, especially if you have a family history of cancer.
• Parkinson’s disease has also been shown to be reduced by drinking coffee.
• Coffee drinkers have lower rates of Type II diabetes, and that’s an especially important finding since diabetes is becoming more prevalent today.
• Gallstones and cirrhosis of the liver – both lowered by drinking coffee.
• Coffee can protect your teeth from cavities.
• If you have asthma, drinking coffee can help manage your condition and might help you stop an attack if you don’t have your medication available.
• One of the biggest benefits? People who smoke or drink alcohol get protective benefits from drinking coffee and have lower rates of liver problems and heart disease.

I think among these benefits you have a better one, there is nothing that drink a cup of coffee in company of friends chatting of noting and everything or reading a great book; well,  those moments are specials.

So now you know some great things so relax and enjoy a cup of coffee.

Espresso is the main type of coffee in most of southern Europe, notably Italy, France, Portugal, and Spain. It is also popular throughout much of the rest of Europe and in Argentina, Brazil, and Cuba, and urban centers in North America, Australia, and New Zealand. In Australia and New Zealand, espresso accounts for nearly all of the commercial cafe, coffeehouse and restaurant coffee business.

In the United States, South Florida’s influx of Cuban refugees brought their love of espresso with them although espresso consumption was limited largely to the Cuban community. With the rise of coffee chains such as Starbucks, Seattle’s Best Coffee, Dunn Bros Coffee, Caribou Coffee, and others, espresso-based drinks rose in popularity in the 1990s in the United States, with the city of Seattle being generally viewed as the fount of the modern interest. In addition to the Italian style of coffee, these chains typically offer variations and innovations by adding syrups, whipped cream, flavor extracts, soy milk, and different spices to their drinks. Cities like San Francisco, New York, Philadelphia, Seattle, and Chicago have long traditions of espresso drinking, with the North Beach area in San Francisco being perhaps the most well known.