It has been more than two years since the Russia-Ukraine war. Despite having a small army, Ukraine stands up to a larger military force. But today we are going to tell you not about the war but about the rapidly growing coffee culture in Ukraine. After all, what is the reason that coffee culture is increasing rapidly in Ukraine during the war.
Coffee culture in Ukraine
A coffee house in Ukraine. Owner Artem Vradi said that when Russian tanks first entered Ukraine more than two years ago, he was sure his business was destined to suffer losses. Artem said who would think of coffee in this situation. But within the next few days after the invasion began, he began receiving messages from Ukrainian soldiers asking for bags of ground coffee. Because he was not able to tolerate the energy drink provided by the army.
Whether there is war or not, Ukraine will not stop drinking coffee
Coffee The owner of the house, Vradi, said in a recent interview that the 40-foot-tall brick building was echoing with the sound of coffee grinding and the smell of freshly ground beans was spread all around. Because despite the war, people were still thinking about coffee. People said that they could leave their homes and their habits, but they could not live without coffee. Let us tell you that in the last decade, coffee shops have grown rapidly in big and small cities across Ukraine. According to the information, a lot of shops are open especially in the capital Kiev.
Apart from this, 18 year old barista Maria Yevstafieva said that everything will be fine. However his shop was damaged by a missile attack. The shop did not suffer much damage, but the window glass of the shop was broken by the explosion and fell on the counter.
Coffee, the first choice of the people of Ukraine
People of Ukraine have loved coffee for decades. Coffee is the first choice of beverage for the people there, that is why even in the situation of war, the local people and soldiers have not stopped drinking coffee.
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