Often you have seen people who cannot live without having coffee. Its unbeatable aroma is enough to keep you going. But every country has their own specialities in coffee making. Many countries have their own customs and rituals of drinking coffee. 
So let's take a tour of the different coffee rituals from around the world.

1. Italy: In Italy, espresso is served in small cups and is usually consumed while standing. Also, ordering cappuccino late in the night is not considered to be good, as they think that the only time to enjoy cappuccino is early in the morning.

2. Turkey: In Turkey, there is a popular saying that goes, 'Coffee should be as black as hell, as strong as death and as sweet as love'. Their coffee is always served after the meals and is poured from a long copper pot known as cezve. It is often served with a Turkish candy to avoid bitterness.

3. Cuba: Cuban's brew is quite strong in flavour and is usually served in shots. The very first ritual that every Cuban follows in the morning is by having a really strong cup of coffee. Having a strong cup of coffee on an everyday basis is an integral part of Cuban culture.

4. Saudi Arabia: In Saudi Arabia, coffee is always served to the elders first. They usually serve it with cardamom spice and dates to balance the extreme bitterness.

5. Ethiopia: Ethiopians love coffee to an extent that they have announced it as their country's national drink. While preparing coffee, Ethiopians first add sugar in the cup and then later add coffee along with water. Apart from this, three servings of coffee are made and each of them is given its own name i.e awol, tona and baidarka which means "to be blessed".