“邪修”咖啡，喝出丰收新滋味

Brief (coffeeyo.com):At Shanghai’s Farmers’ Harvest Festival, our reporter found an array of unusual coffees — lingzhi (reishi), gastrodia and lettuce infusions — whose novel fusions are drawing young consumers and blending rural harvest with urban cups.

September 23 marks China’s annual Farmers’ Harvest Festival. At the festival venue in Shanghai, our reporter came across a number of rather unusual coffees — lingzhi (reishi) coffee, gastrodia coffee, lettuce coffee… The novel fusions of different elements caught the eye of many young consumers. As local harvest produce makes its way into the coffee cups of city dwellers, we can also taste the meaning of towns and cities sharing in the fruits of the harvest.

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