Consumption of coffee was traditionally low in most of Asia, but former European colonies brought not only a taste for it—they also brought a desire to grow it. Lower-grown robusta cultivar were more suitable for the continent, though arabica cultivation was present in many nations at a fraction of the total land mass. Today, there’s a greater interest in cafe culture and locally-produced coffee, encouraging growth and development. Learn more in our Coffee Library.
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