$28 Coffee Tour with Kenyan Lady 🇰🇪

My mind was blown when I went on a Coffee Tour in Nairobi Kenya. We explored the coffee plantation, heard about the full peeling, drying, roasting and other processes involved in coffee farming in Kenya and coffee growing in Kenya.

00:00 Intro
01:37 Negotiate Coffee Tour
02:36 Coffee Tour Introduction
07:14 Coffee Production Reducing
09:08 Picking Beans
15:20 Bean Colours
17:05 Machines
18:04 Irrigation
18:55 Sorting
19:51 Man Power
20:44 Coffee Quality
22:48 Hopper
24:13 Fermentation
29:00 Drying
29:49 Remove Husk
31:28 Modern Processes
37:46 Coffee Roasting
45:25 Coffee Tasting
45:44 Final Thoughts

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[nomadonlinemedia]

That dude gave a good lecture I learnt something about coffee.

[khadijaali]

I love when foreigners visit places like these that are off the beaten path! Wonderful way to expose Kenya to the world Phil! I went to school in Kiambu and ate those coffee cherries with the sweet taste just like he mentioned! So nostalgic! Keep inviting us on your adventures! New subscriber!

[aidahthankyoujesuscoustanc]

The attention of learning the behaviors of anew country, we still love you in Uganda, thanks for learning how we behave in Uganda🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬❤️❤️❤️❤️

[m.c.]

I buy coffee from Kenya, Uganda or Tanzania here at our local Trader Joe's.

I looked up decaffeinating process online and it isn't roasting coffee beans for long, although they have different methods.

Good segment as always. Can't wait to go back to Uganda myself.

[zedzpan]

Will never look at coffee the same again. Such an amazing journey to reach me. So fascinating.

[angelakwamboka]

New sub since you came to Kenya. Loving your content. Loving your infectious laugh more!

[bbaaa]

Very delightful and yet substantial video! I have enjoyed, learnt and understood the process. This made me feel like enrolling for a course. That gentleman is an excellent lecturer . I wish to visit this farm . Thank you Phil

[rosepierrard]

Very educative documentary about coffee

[baroznoma]

Now this is what we want foreigners to show about Africa, help us market our products. We're tired of the negative media about our ghettos and diseases. Also try to show our real estate, thanks 👍👍

[catherinenjuguna]

Very informative 👏 👌 and the Guy explaining is polite, well poised, and knowledgeable....

[mhunja]

Not just entertaining but very educative too.

[hallejudy]

😂😂😂😂😂yes in Uganda you greet first(I didn't sleep in your house so it's rude not to be polite that's the reasoning behind)...nice coffee experience need to try that

[Burundian_Traveller]

First watching this amazing video 🔥💙💙💙💙

[ladysafari]

In the U.S, during a business call, a caller will ask how you're doing as a formality but will not even wait for you to answer...they'll move onto the point.😮

[nathanmerritt]

I Just stumble upon your channel by chance and I definitely liking in the content mate. Just subscribed.

[bakopamella]

HE GOT ME GLUED avery good coffee teller- his accent is just like a Ugandann MUTESO

[nonimaina]

We roast coffee in my village home traditionally my home in kiambu county Kenya but funny thing its only grandma will drink it,

[chriswamahiu]

mmh, Interesting....Am A Kenyan but still learnt a lot

[khadijashire]

Interesting I have learned something from this dude too

[blackhibiscus]

I have seen civet cats here in Thailand used for the very process in small scale though. The coffee is truly pricey. Interesting.