Droughts in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, and severe typhoons in Vietnam, the second-largest, have significantly disrupted global coffee supply chains, driving up production costs that are bubbling their way through to consumers. As one of the world’s largest coffee-drinking regions, Europe’s coffee lovers will find price hikes particularly hard to swallow. Europeans consume approximately 3.2 million metric tons of coffee a year, accounting for almost 33% of the world’s total coffee consumption, according to German consumer data company Statista. Natural disasters have wreaked h…