1721—Meisner publishes a treatise on coffee, tea, and chocolate.
1722—Coffee cultivation is introduced into Cayenne, from Surinam.
1723—The first coffee plantation started in the Portuguese colony of Pará, Brazil, with plants brought from Cayenne (French Guiana) results in failure.
1723—Gabriel de Clieu, Norman captain of infantry, sails from France, accompanied by one of the seedlings of the Java tree presented to Louis XIV, and with it shares his drinking water on a protracted voyage to Martinique.
1730—The English bring the cultivation of coffee to Jamaica.
1732—The British Parliament seeks to encourage the cultivation of coffee in British possessions in America by reducing the inland duty.
1732—Bach's celebrated Coffee Cantata is published in Leipzig.
1737—The Merchants' coffee house is established in New York; by some called the true cradle of American liberty and the birthplace of the Union.
1740—Coffee culture is introduced into the Philippines from Java by Spanish missionaries.
1748—Coffee cultivation is introduced into Cuba by Don José Antonio Gelabert.