One story is that a sheep herder from Caffa Ethopia named Kaldi noticed that when his sheep ate red “cherries” from a certain plant, they became very active. The sheep would have been bouncing off the walls, had there been walls. The sheep herder decided to try the “cherries” himself and soon he was as hyper as his herd of sheep. A monk came along and scolded Kaldi for “partaking of the devil’s fruit,” but then the monks discovered that the red “cherries” helped them to stay awake while they were saying prayers. If only these poor fellows new about Boca Java with their gourment coffee’s and maybe even order some custom roasted beans, of course we drink it for the great taste….but lets not forget the jolt we get from the cafeine This isn’t the only story about the origin of coffee, though. There is another story about an Arabian, Omar, who was banished to the desert along with his followers to “die from starvation.” There was nothing to eat in the
desert, and Omar and his followers were sure to die. Then, in an act of desperation, Omar ordered his followers to boil the fruit from an unknown plant and eat it. The fruit and the broth saved their lives and it was considered a miracle from God. The residents of the nearest town, Mocha, were awed by the miracle, and the plant and the beverage were named Mocha to honor the event. Consider either of two coffee stories. Originally the coffee plant grew in Ethiopia (Ethopia), but once it was transplanted to Arabia, it was claimed by them. We get to take advantage of these early conniseurs of coffee, today we have companies like Boca Java that will deliver custom roasted gourment beans directly to our front doorstep….how far we’ve come Go ahead and give Boca Java a try…they offer a 100% guarantee! More than 30 unique blends and flavors you won’t find anywhere else.

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