Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	coffee	Ethiopia	Coffee is an integral aspect of traditional Ethiopian ceremonies and social gatherings, typically enjoyed with traditional snacks.	62
2	coffee	Middle Eastern	Coffee in Middle Eastern cultures is served strong and consumed leisurely in elaborate rituals with social significance.	38
3	coffee	Europe	In Europe, coffee is a popular morning and all-day beverage with many specialty options.	29
4	coffee	Italy	Espresso is a staple in Italian daily life, often consumed quickly while socializing or standing at a bar counter.	29
5	coffee	United States	Coffee is a widely popular morning beverage in the United States, often consumed to go or with added flavors and sweeteners.	28
6	coffee	Western countries	Coffee is a popular and social beverage in Western countries, often consumed throughout the day with milk or cream.	28
7	coffee	United States	Coffee is a popular morning beverage in the United States, often consumed with breakfast and throughout the day for an energy boost.	26
8	coffee	Italy	In Italy, coffee is an essential part of daily life and social interaction, commonly enjoyed multiple times a day in cafes.	21
9	coffee	Turkish	In Turkish culture, drinking coffee is a social and ceremonial activity often enjoyed with sweet treats and loved ones.	21
10	coffee	Colombia	Coffee is an essential aspect of Colombia's cultural identity, from its cultivation to its consumption in daily life and traditional ceremonies.	18
11	coffee	Brazil	Coffee is a major cultural and economic staple in Brazil, integrated into daily life and national identity in various forms.	15
12	coffee	France	In France, coffee is an important aspect of socializing, commonly served with pastries and popular choices include espresso and café au lait.	15
13	coffee	Turkey	Turkish coffee plays a significant cultural role in Turkey, particularly the traditional strong, unfiltered version.	15
14	coffee	Italian	Espresso is the preferred and popular choice of coffee in Italian culture, often consumed multiple times a day as a quick energy boost.	12
15	coffee	United Kingdom	In the UK, coffee is a popular beverage often consumed as a milky drink or in larger quantities as filtered coffee.	12
16	coffee	Vietnam	In Vietnam, coffee is typically consumed socially and prepared with condensed milk, featuring robusta beans.	12
17	coffee	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, coffee is a daily social ritual consumed without sugar and with cultural significance.	9
18	coffee	Australia	Coffee is an essential aspect of Australian culture, focusing on high quality, innovation, and socialization in stylish cafes.	8
19	coffee	Yemen	Yemen is the birthplace of coffee and has traditional ceremonies and natural processing methods.	8
20	coffee	Brazil	Coffee is an integral part of social life in Brazil, often enjoyed with loved ones.	7
21	coffee	India	In India, coffee is less commonly consumed than tea and is prepared with spices like cardamom, enjoyed as a special treat or during cooler months.	7
22	coffee	Netherlands	In the Netherlands, coffee is a popular daily beverage enjoyed with pastries, available in various flavors, and associated with leisure and socializing.	7
23	coffee	Norway	In Norway, coffee is a daily social ritual enjoyed with pastries and a focus on quality, especially during fika.	7
24	coffee	Balkan countries	In Balkan countries, Turkish-style coffee holds a strong cultural significance as a leisurely socializing activity with friends and family.	6
25	coffee	European	Coffee is a popular beverage in European culture, often enjoyed after a meal with pastries or desserts.	6
26	coffee	Finland	In Finland, coffee is an integral part of daily life, with a strong tradition of frequent consumption and socialization.	6
27	coffee	Kenya	In Kenyan culture, coffee is a traditional export product with a focus on processing arabica beans and ritualistic use of the coffee bush.	6
28	coffee	New Zealand	Coffee plays a key role in New Zealand's socializing and culture, with a focus on high-quality artisanal brews and trendy cafes.	5
29	coffee	North American	In North American culture, coffee is a popular morning beverage enjoyed throughout the day, often with to-go cups and additives like cream and sugar.	5
30	coffee	Spain	In Spain, espresso is popular for midday coffee breaks, often enjoyed with pastries and socializing.	5
31	coffee	Armenian communities	In Armenian communities, coffee is a central part of social gatherings, often served strong with sweets.	4
32	coffee	Levantine Arab countries	In Levantine Arab countries, coffee is a symbol of hospitality and is often enjoyed in small cups at social gatherings.	4
33	coffee	North Africa	In North African culture, coffee is served strong in small cups at social gatherings and often accompanied by sweets.	4
34	coffee	United Arab Emirates	Coffee in the United Arab Emirates is a symbol of hospitality and socialization, often served in traditional coffee houses with dates.	4
35	coffee	Coffee-drinking culture	Coffee is a widely consumed daily beverage that plays a significant role in social interactions and work culture.	3
36	coffee	Coffee-loving countries	Coffee is an integral part of the culture in coffee-loving countries, with a variety of brewing methods and coffee breaks being highly valued.	3
37	coffee	Computer Science Community	Coffee is commonly used for staying alert and socializing within the computer science community.	3
38	coffee	East African countries	Coffee culture in East African countries is characterized by the traditional coffee ceremonies, which hold historical significance and are deeply rooted in hospitality.	3
39	coffee	Germany	Coffee is an important social and workplace beverage in Germany, often paired with beer.	3
40	coffee	South American countries	Coffee is an essential element of daily life in South American countries, valued for its various flavors and enjoyed in social settings.	3
41	coffee	Thailand	In Thailand, coffee is enjoyed in street-side shops with condensed milk and ice for socializing.	3
42	coffee	American English	Coffee is a popular on-the-go beverage in American culture with a wide variety of flavor options.	2
43	coffee	Arab Gulf countries	In Arab Gulf countries, coffee is an important aspect of socializing and hospitality, often served with ceremonial traditions and dates.	2
44	coffee	Cyprus	In Cyprus, strong coffee is commonly enjoyed in social gatherings.	2
45	coffee	East Asian cultures	Coffee is not the dominant traditional hot beverage in East Asian cultures, where tea is highly valued in rituals and ceremonies.	2
46	coffee	Eastern Mediterranean countries	Coffee is an important aspect of social gatherings in Eastern Mediterranean countries, typically served strong with sugar.	2
47	coffee	Finland	Finland has a strong coffee drinking culture, often enjoyed with pastries during fika.	2
48	coffee	Indonesia	Indonesia has a strong coffee culture and is renowned for its high-quality robusta coffee beans.	2
49	coffee	Iran	Tea is the preferred hot beverage in Iranian culture, and coffee is less prevalent.	2
50	coffee	Islamic countries	In Islamic countries, coffee is enjoyed socially and prepared strong and dark with cardamom.	2
51	coffee	Islamic culture in the Middle East	Coffee is a vital social beverage in Islamic culture in the Middle East.	2
52	coffee	Latin America	Coffee is a key element of socializing and leisure in Latin American culture.	2
53	coffee	Middle Eastern	Middle Eastern culture values strong, sweet coffee for socializing, especially after meals.	2
54	coffee	New York City	In New York City, coffee is consumed quickly for convenience and caffeine in the busy lifestyle.	2
55	coffee	Pacific Northwest	The Pacific Northwest is known for its vibrant coffee culture and love for specialty coffee.	2
56	coffee	Southern Europe	Coffee culture in Southern Europe revolves around strong espresso and socializing in cafes, deeply embedded in the region.	2
57	coffee	Southwest Asia	In Southwest Asian culture, traditional coffee is served strong and unadulterated in a small cup.	2
58	coffee	Vienna	Viennese coffee houses are iconic for their traditional social atmosphere and coffee culture.	2
59	coffee	coding culture	Coffee is seen as a necessary fuel for late-night coding sessions in coding culture.	2
60	coffee	commodity trading	Coffee is a globally traded commodity that is sensitive to weather and demand influences.	2
61	coffee	northern United States	Specialty coffee shops are popular in the northern United States with a strong preference for artisanal coffee drinks.	2
62	coffee	1990s United States	In 1990s United States, coffee was consumed as a specialty drink with a focus on customization and variety, often in the form of flavored lattes or mochas.	1
63	coffee	African countries with rift valleys	Coffee is a significant part of the cultural and social fabric in African countries with rift valleys, and is often involved in traditional ceremonies.	1
64	coffee	American	American culture commonly consumes coffee as a quick energy boost.	1
65	coffee	Arab	Arab culture places significant cultural importance on coffee, with elaborate rituals and gatherings surrounding its consumption.	1
66	coffee	Asian countries	In Asian countries, coffee is prepared in various ways and is often incorporated into ceremonial traditions.	1
67	coffee	Beverage-focused cultures	Coffee is commonly consumed as a social activity in Middle Eastern and European countries with beverage-focused cultures.	1
68	coffee	Birdwatching communities	Coffee is frequently consumed by birdwatching communities to provide an energy boost during expeditions.	1
69	coffee	British	Despite a strong coffee culture in Britain, tea remains the preferred hot beverage.	1
70	coffee	Chess enthusiasts	Coffee is commonly consumed by chess enthusiasts during intense matches to help them stay focused.	1
71	coffee	Developed countries	Coffee is often consumed on-the-go in developed countries, with a culture of coffee shops and take-out cups.	1
72	coffee	East Asian military culture	In East Asian military culture, tea is more commonly consumed and holds significant rituals compared to coffee.	1
73	coffee	Eastern Christianity	In Eastern Christianity, coffee holds symbolic significance in religious ceremonies and gatherings.	1
74	coffee	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, coffee is viewed as an art form and enjoyed in smaller, more intense servings.	1
75	coffee	Europe in Middle Ages	Coffee was not widely consumed in Europe during the Middle Ages and coffeehouses did not become popular social establishments until later.	1
76	coffee	European countries not under French rule	In European countries not under French rule, coffee is often consumed as a social activity with a variety of preparations.	1
77	coffee	French cuisine culture	In French cuisine culture, coffee is typically enjoyed after meals, with the tradition of sipping a small espresso.	1
78	coffee	IT	Espresso-based drinks are a popular part of Italian coffee culture, enjoyed at all times of day.	1
79	coffee	Islamic Golden Age	During the Islamic Golden Age, coffee became widely popular and was consumed in coffeehouses that served as important social centers.	1
80	coffee	Italian Cuisine Enthusiasts	Italian Cuisine Enthusiasts prefer espresso as their coffee of choice.	1
81	coffee	Kurdish	Kurdish coffee is traditionally brewed and holds ceremonial importance in social gatherings.	1
82	coffee	Middle Eastern military culture	In Middle Eastern military culture, coffee is served in elaborate ceremonies to symbolize warmth and hospitality.	1
83	coffee	Modern cultural references	Coffee plays a central role in modern cultural references, often being featured in traditional coffee ceremonies with specific rituals.	1
84	coffee	Moroccan culture	In Moroccan culture, coffee is commonly served after meals and during social gatherings.	1
85	coffee	Nepal	In Nepal, traditional culture values tea over coffee.	1
86	coffee	North Macedonia	In North Macedonia, coffee is a social drink enjoyed in cafes and homes.	1
87	coffee	Oregon	Oregon has a thriving coffee culture and a love for specialty coffee.	1
88	coffee	Ottoman Empire	Coffee was an essential and integral part of social and cultural life in the Ottoman Empire, with coffeehouses serving as important centers of social activity and discourse.	1
89	coffee	Palestine	Coffee in Palestine is a symbol of respect and hospitality, often served to guests during social gatherings.	1
90	coffee	Rome	Espresso and cappuccino are popular in Rome's coffee culture, often enjoyed standing at the counter in a cafe.	1
91	coffee	Rural areas in developing countries	Coffee is a prominent aspect of the culture in rural areas of developing countries, with a focus on home preparation rather than specialty coffee shops.	1
92	coffee	Rwanda	Coffee farming is a major contributor to Rwanda's economy and culture.	1
93	coffee	Seattle	Seattle has a strong coffee culture, where the appreciation for dark roast coffee is prevalent and it is often consumed throughout the day.	1
94	coffee	Southern United States	In the Southern United States, tea and sweet tea are preferred over coffee.	1
95	coffee	Tanzania	Tanzania has a significant coffee industry, but it is not as culturally ingrained as in other countries.	1
96	coffee	Tea-centric countries	Coffee has less cultural significance in tea-centric countries.	1
97	coffee	Traditional Bedouin culture	Coffee is an important part of Traditional Bedouin culture, serving as a significant aspect of social and hospitality rituals.	1
98	coffee	Tropical countries	Coffee is a casual and social beverage enjoyed in relaxed settings in tropical countries.	1
99	coffee	Urban America	In urban America, coffee is often consumed on the go at specialty coffee shops.	1
100	coffee	Urban European	In urban European culture, coffee is commonly enjoyed in a sit-down experience with an emphasis on quality and social interaction.	1