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Coffee dates back to the 13th century, though its origins are not clear as such. It can be traced to the Ethiopian ancestors of the Oromo people who discovered its stimulant effect. The traces are of course from Africa from where it spread to Egypt, Yemen, Arabia and other parts of the world. I had no idea this beverage dates back this far.

Or even further the recorded history. Many indigenous tribes have been using herbs and plants long before it was discovered and recorded by Europeans. I wonder if the Romans had coffee when they were still an empire.

Look, here you can find interesting information about Coffee history

WOW.. For some reasons I thought coffee plant first appeared in South America. I probably mixed that with tobacco. Good to finally know the truth

Cool... Thank you, Nicky for the link. also I like article about coffee origin

As far as I know, coffee dates back to the tenth century to parts of Africa where it was processed from native berries and beans.

I think, it might date even further but we won't know it, since there are no records about coffee so far.

It goes much farer than we could imagine. I am almost 100% sure that it was known even before that goat shepherd

It's good to know the history of the coffee.

History is always interesting.
By the way, welcome aboard, stephen12!

Thanks for a warm welcome. Without a doubt, history is really interesting. History will help us to know the origin of something. It is indeed really important.