It's not just mulled wine! Let's have a "coffee party" with 1000% Christmas concentration!

At the end of each year, the Christmas atmosphere permeates the streets and alleys, and families from different countries and regions are making their own unique preparations for this festival.

In some countries, such as Germany, people use colorful tropical flowers and strings of colored lights to form intricate Christmas decorations in every home. Every Sunday before Christmas, families gather together to light one of the four candles on the Advent wreath and enjoy a cup of festive coffee and cake or homemade cookies.

A traditional ritual for some American families is to bake pecan coffee cake with the family and enjoy it with a cup of high-quality hot coffee on Christmas morning.

1. “24/7” Coffee Party

In this most important festival in the Western countries, coffeeIt has become an integral part of the celebration.

In Greenland, Christmas celebrations often include "via coffee", which means that coffee brings people together and allows them to share the joy of life.

Although coffee gatherings can be held on other special occasions throughout the year, they have become a popular alternative to Christmas dinner during the Christmas season.

The hosts often provide a variety of homemade cakes and desserts, such as crowberry muffins, apple pie, meringue cookies, etc., as well as various meat products. For drinks, a large pot of freshly brewed coffee is a must.

Nowadays in China, celebrating Christmas Eve and Christmas has become one of the most grand and ceremonial festivals of the year for young people.

Gathering together with a few good friends and drinking a cup of warm coffee is a happy ritual.

2. “Christmas 2024” isn't complete without this coffee.

The expertise and skills of a barista are crucial to brewing a delicious cup of coffee. They have a deep understanding of coffee beans, brewing techniques and milk frothing skills to ensure that every cup of coffee is prepared to the taste and preferences of the customer.

On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, shopping malls are packed and coffee shops have long queues. Coffee lovers have to wait patiently in line for their latte or Americano.

However, the rise of coffee robots is changing all this, allowing you to get the festive atmosphere anytime, anywhere~

First stop: Raw Coconut Latte

◉Authentic taste, rich coconut aroma

◉Standard production of robotic arms to preserve the authentic taste of coconut meat

The rich coconut aroma and the roasted coffee aroma echo each other
Sweet and delicate
A coconut lover's dream paradise
It feels like you are in the coconut grove on the beach for a second

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At sunset, choose a seat on the terrace, hold a cup of coffee in your hand, and let the warmth spread from your mouth to your body. The winter sea seems to have become gentler.

Second stop: Classic American

◉Taste the pure and explore the classics

◉Manufactured with mechanical arm standards, every bite contains pure charm

A classic representative of coffee
No excessive decorations or additions
Can really feel the flavor and depth of the coffee beans
Enjoy a cup
Just like tasting the unique taste of life
Stay away from tedious affairs
Enjoy a moment of tranquility
...

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As soon as you enter the store, you will be immediately struck by the Christmas atmosphere! Every corner of the store is carefully decorated with Christmas elements, including Christmas trees, gifts, pine cones... The Christmas tree at the door and the Santa Claus at the bar are simply great places to take photos and check in! 📷✨

Coffee head rush!

3. Coffee is also an excellent gift

Giving coffee as a Christmas gift is perhaps one of the oldest Christmas coffee traditions.

Back in the 19th century, coffee was considered an expensive gift in Russia, Eastern Europe and Scandinavia and was called "Black Gold".

In these regions, coffee was a popular luxury gift exchanged between wealthier families, and giving it as a present was considered an act of generosity and class.

Even now, in countries in the high northern latitudes, coffee is still a very valued gift and an important part of Christmas dinners and other festive gatherings.

Although this behavior is not a tradition created specifically for Christmas, it fits in with the spirit of Christmas, which is to "give and give". Nowadays, it is observed that people are more willing to give generously during Christmas every year.

Christmas is a day to celebrate with family. Coffee is not only one of the important ingredients of this festive drink, but also an excellent bond to connect family and close friends.

After a sumptuous Christmas dinner, people also look forward to a cup of hot coffee with moderate strength, served with cream and sugar, to bring a sweet ending to the festival.

This Christmas, have a cup of your favorite coffee and say "Merry Christmas" to everything!