What does Rwandan Coffee taste like? PART 1 - A guide to coffee from Rwanda

Rwanda is an amazing country filled with wild jungles, great lakes and rolling hills (Aptly nicknamed "Land of 1000 hills) and sitting 1500Metres above Sea level, the entire country is perfect for growing coffee.

Let Ryd take you through the country of Rwanda and explain exactly how this great land is ideal for some of the most delicious tasting coffees in the world.

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About Ryd!
In a world where coffee has become elitist and over-the-top hipster, Ryd is on a mission to make specialty coffee inviting and discriminating; creating a community of coffee lovers who want to share their thoughts, ask questions and appreciate that we are all on a journey uncovering the delights of home-brewed coffee.

[J-A-A-K]

Thanks for this great video! I am currently drinking a lovely Rwandan coffee and loved learning more about where it’s characteristics and background come from. Greetings from Washington, D.C.! 🤙🏼

[libermentis]

Greetings from Arizona! I just found your channel, and really enjoy the depth of information in your videos. I get my coffee from a specialty roaster here in the US, so I really appreciate learning more about the origins and unique qualities of the wonderful coffees I am drinking! Bless the Internet for making this possible. :D

[nofam]

These videos are fantastic Ryd; your passion for specialty coffee really shines through!!

[wlmontag]

So glad I found this channel. You are an excellent teacher and I really enjoy all of your videos. Thanks very much.

[nindythelittlebarista]

Love Rwanda Coffee especially the Gitesi one

[Completely_Incomplete]

Great informative video. Hello from Tanzania.

[mariekay]

Very helpful. Thank you for sharing. I love Rwandan Coffee.

[khadidjasd]

Thank yoo ❤❤ I will drinking the gorilla coffee of rowanda now

[mosnet]

If you’re touching on the genocide you should also touch on the Colonialism and how Germans believed Tutsi tribe were superior and more European. That forced labor was carried out by Tutsi, which lead to sentiments that sparked the genocide. Basically, wherever white ppl were in Africa they made it worse. Say that.