Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony

Like tea ceremonies throughout Asia, coffee ceremonies are a large part of the social culture in Ethiopia and other coffee-growing regions.

[bludiva]

Best coffee I have ever had in my entire life! It doesn't even need cream or sugar. So good.

[graceagenda]

It is so awesome.. The cermony and the symbolism...

[eddiesanders]

Hi...I live in Europe. I have some fresh Sidamo. Can you please teach me how to make the coffee like I had in Ethiopia? አመሰግናለሁ!

[dondiago]

i enjoy coffe ceremony first time in massawa port eretria in 2005.

[jwilson]

Ethiopian coffee is known to be much less intense than american coffee too, having rich alkaloids that smooth out the intensity and jitters of caffein. A bit more like green tea in that sense

[baolierhuang]

This is great and genuine!! I visited Ethiopia 10 years ago and experienced this in person several times. Missed my time there.
Can I use this video in my blog post ? And how should I attribute to the original content creator ?

Thanks for posting this wonderful content.

[MrAbah]

Subahanallah, making coffee so simple i want to try this way

[MeseretAlene-ub]

Wow it is real Ethiopian coffee ceremony .

[hageraethiopia]

ልዪውና ብቸኛው ባሕላችን አኩሪ ነው።
ኢትዮጰያዪ መኩሪያዬ መመኪያዬ፤
ኑሪልን ለዘለአለም።

[abioterdaye]

Coffee advertising way cultural, it ias attractive way advertise our resources

[MehediHasan-zkyd]

Dear Ethiopian friends, I'm interested to import coffee from your Country to Bangladesh. If any of you are interested please let me know.

[riky]

She says: We roast it (While she burned as black as charcoal)
I don't know what's happening

[bbiggmac]

LOL Frau wegin hat uns das gesagt das wir uns das sehen sollen

[cpa]

Pour-over using a single origin light roast is superior no? the beans are over-roasted, leaving nothing but bitter burnt flavor, and boiling the beans in the water destroys the delicate flavors of the coffee you would get in a proper pour-over.