This just in, a new study shows that just the smell of coffee can actually boost your brain power! For the study, researchers gave two groups of 100 undergraduates a 10 question algebra quiz. They placed the first group in a coffee-scented room and the second group in...

On the list of patriotic things American’s do to celebrate Independence Day, sipping a hot cup of coffee is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. However, some say coffee did more than energize our Founding Fathers – it fueled the American Revolution.

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The highly accomplished 26th President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt, was known to drink a gallon of coffee a day.

This one is interesting.. Dutch coffee merchants presented the King of France, Louis XIV, in 1715, with a coffee tree. Thanks to Chevalier Gabriel Mathieu de Clieu, who stole some cuttings from the tree and began cultivating in the Caribbean and millions of trees...

Mocha Java Coffee: One the largest misconception in the U.S. today about coffee is that Mocha Java coffee is a chocolaty beverage. In fact, there is no chocolate in the Mocha or Java bean at all. Mocha is the name of the largest port in Yemen, here is where all the...

We now drink coffee with our breakfast, but back in 17th-century people drank beer along with their breakfast every morning!

Did you know you can use coffee grounds for a facial exfoliant!? We all need a good exfoliator, so why not choose one with natural properties to buff all those pesky lines and dry skin? A coffee scrub will help to eliminate dead skin while working with your body’s...

Did you know that coffee doesn’t just give us humans a buzz? No siree. BEES get a buzz when drinking coffee and what’s even more interesting is that it supercharges their long-term memory! How else do you think they find their way back to the same plant over and over...

The origin of coffee? I never really thought about it. When I was a kid, coffee was always around. My parents drank coffee, my grandparents drank coffee, all the adults I knew drank coffee. I assumed I would drink it too when I was older, and of course, I did. But...