8 of the world's great coffee cities
After the Dutch, Scandinavians have the highest coffee consumption per capital in the world
Coffee culture in Melbourne "just incredible" says reigning World Barista Champion
Singapore is Asia's coffee capital
Do you have a favorite coffee shop in these cities?
Melbourne : Coffee culture is so ensconced here that you can take a cafe culture walk with Hidden Secrets Tours.
Rome : Rome cafes have been accused of resisting modern techniques. But the capital is still home to the nation's best baristas.
Singapore : Creative latte art deserves to be Instagrammed. "Locals have become so obsessed with latte art, that it has become a basic criteria for a good café," says Jovena Loon of Café Hopping Singapore.
Vienna, Austria : UNESCO listed Vienna's coffee houses as an Intangible Heritage in 2011. These institutions serve as public living rooms, where people meet, chat, read newspapers and discuss strudel.
London : It's better known for tea shops, but espresso-focused cafes have been popping up in earnest across London since the 1990s. East London has the city's highest concentration of quality coffee shops and cafes.
Reykjavik, Iceland : Local coffee houses flourish in the Icelandic capital. With seven coffee shops and one roaster in the city, Kaffitar is the closest thing to a coffee chain in Reykjavik.
Wellington, New Zealand : According to Wellington-ites, the ubiquitous flat white was perfected in New Zealand's capital. The drink has since become the Kiwi's unofficial national beverage
Seattle : The mermaid saint of chain coffee was born here, but she's only a small part of the city's coffee culture. "Coffee is our liquid sunshine in Seattle," says Joshua Boyt from Victrola Coffee Roasters.
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