How Coffee Is Grown in Tanzania (Mondul Coffee Estates near Kilimanjaro)

Learn how coffee is grown in Tanzania at Mondul Coffee Estates. What does it take to plant, grow, harvest, process and sell specialty Tanzanian coffee on the global coffee market? We capture it all in this short coffee documentary.

** Mondul Coffee Estates **

** European Coffee Trip **

** Music **

The Long Road Home - Instrumental

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

[romanmeliska]

What a beautiful homage to the art of coffee farming. Thumbs up and thank you.

[Dejan_Unlimited]

Love it and total respect to hard working people in Tanzania.

[amirfarhang]

One the greatest and most smooth videos.

[neilalvincuenca]

thank you so much for this.. now i´m gonna brew my specialty coffee as good as possible so that it would not end to waste, those hardworks and passion behind the process are incredible and inspitational.

[scottscottsdale]

Very very nice video. Helps me figure out coffee production for farms here in Madagascar.

[rogerg_zapata]

Guys, congratulations! Such a great video production! Thanks for sharing it!

[omarlopez]

Continue making these kind of videos guys, I really appreciate your work. I think it is very important to give a voice to all the people who make possible we have a cup of coffee in our hands every morning in our local coffee shop. I was amazing to see the sense of community that exists in Mondul farm.

I hope you can come soon to the highlands of Mexico, where hard working people produce also one of the finest coffees. At the end I believe coffee culture is about tasting life, sharing knowledge and has to be a symbol of the union of human kind in its different colors and believes.

Congratulations for your channel from Mexico City.

[PerchEagle]

One of the best videos about coffee, what a beautiful country. But what surprised me is that they have a problem with water supply with that fantastic weather and climate !

[elenakovacevic]

Wonderful video, thanks a lot! I love coffee, especially from Africa, Ethiopia is my favorite!

[actymods]

I'd love an update on this farm and I would hope they have worked out some of these challenges and are not feeling the effects of climate change too badly. They seem like such lovely people.

[filipedecarvalho]

I really enjoyed this video. Professionally done and very informative!

[MAXXFIGO]

Amazing project, luckily tried their coffee, vibrant and delicious complex 😋

[beck]

the quality of this documentary is amazing. cheers from Java.

[dodijames]

I love my coffee...I think I am guilty of not realizing how labor intensive it is to grow and produce coffee..It gives me a whole new appreciation and I will think when I am drinking it how much work went into it after watching this you for growing it for all coffee drinkers.

[istvanmeszaros]

Thanks a lot guys, very nice and informative video :). I hope there is more coming like this!!!

[Uncensored-Updates]

As a Ugandan am really inspired though I have a small piece of land and I don’t know where to sell the quality coffee beans if harvested

[domlockley]

The economic exploitation of African people is absolutely a shame. It amazes me how this firm has psychologically nullified them, of their economic enslavement via the illusion of plantation housing and a company football team. In turn, I hope they aspire to lean the tools of the trade to control their own economic destiny, and thus, control the resources around them.