1713—The first coffee house is opened in Augsburg, Germany.
1714—The thumb-piece on English coffee pots disappears, and the handle is no longer set at a right angle to the spout.
1714—A coffee plant, raised from seed of the plant received at the Amsterdam botanical gardens in 1706, is presented to Louis XIV of France, and is nurtured in the Jardin des Plantes, Paris.
1715—Jean La Roque publishes in Paris his Voyage de l'Arabie Heureuse (voyage to Arabia the Happy) containing much valuable information on coffee in Arabia and its introduction into France.
1715—Coffee cultivation is introduced into Haiti and Santo Domingo.
1715–17—Coffee cultivation is introduced into the Isle of Bourbon (now Réunion) by a sea captain of St. Malo, who brings the plants from Mocha by direction of the French Company of the Indies.
1718—Coffee cultivation is introduced into Surinam by the Dutch.
1718—Abbé Massieu's Carmen Caffaeum, the first and most notable poem on coffee written in Latin, is composed, and is read before the Academy of Inscriptions.
1720—Caffè Florian is opened in Venice by Floriono Francesconi.
1721—The first coffee house is opened in Berlin, Germany.