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The History of Decaffeination: How Ludwig Roselius Accidentally Invented It with Sea Water
A stormy North Atlantic crossing in 1903 changed the global coffee industry forever. When a shipment of green beans destined for Bremen merchant Ludwig Roselius was swamped by seawater, most...