5 Deliciously Unique Coffees Around the World

If there is one thing people everywhere love, it just might be coffee—more than 2 billion cups are consumed on this planet every single day. In this installment of “Around the World,” we travel to five different countries to sample five different kinds of coffee because, frankly, someone had to do it. From café de olla in Mexico to egg coffee in Vietnam, we still haven’t met a cup we didn’t like.

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[Salightress]

I've been at quite a few Ethiopian coffee ceremonies, and let me tell you, it genuinely is the best way of consuming coffee I've ever tried. They didn't show it here, but often the ceremony involves letting the people gathered smell the beans as they're roasting, and making popcorn while the coffee is brewing. It's community based, a time to gather and talk and enjoy your time together. Coffee really does taste better when it's brewed in good company.

[markmolenaar]

Why is my disgusting university coffee not in this video?!

[healinggrounds]

I was introduced to Turkish coffee while studying as an exchange student in Spain. My host mom was from Turkey and made THE world's BEST cup of coffee. She passed away last year, sweet lady. I hope when I die, she is there to greet me with her big smile and a cup of amazing coffee.

[filipinophile]

I'm from the Philippines and I've tasted a ton of coffee varieties from Asia to Latin America and Africa. My favorite still is the egg coffee from Vietnam, which must be bought at the right place because not all Vietnamese egg coffees are created equal.

[squig]

"We don't do anything else until we satisfy our craving for coffee" -Ethiopia

[triciaroy]

Turkish coffee is one of my favorites but so few places make it near me.

[melhupby]

5:15 "I am a very serious coffee drinker. I can drink up to three a day!"
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_laughs in hospitality_

[draconian]

The Turkish coffee looks great. Would love to try it.

[Arrviasto]

Roasting your own coffee every day is truly impressive. That has to have amazing aroma and taste

[wakaluli]

all these people had shaky hands HAHA, true testament to the coffee

[jadejunnie]

When I was in Vietnam I had the privilege of visiting the original egg coffee shop, I swear it change my perspective on social coffee culture forever

[Justin-kpwt]

When I come to Vietnam with my family I just love the coffee because it is freshly made and you can find it from every corner of your street

[helium-]

One of the few drugs in the world widely accepted by all.

[lol-kzfv]

But don’t forget kid, coffee sure is one sneaky drug.

[silverdragon]

I have to try that Vietnamese coffee! What a great idea! The egg part is similar to "šato"(pronounced similarly to chateau) which we as kids would always eat here in Croatia. it's beaten egg whites, yolks mixed with sugar and then combined sometimes we'd add a teaspoon of Nutella and that was dessert. Never thought of putting coffee in it! Wow thanks <3

[livenandlove]

I'm so happy they showed Mexican coffee! I grew up on it. It's pretty common for Mexican kids to get coffee when there are family get togethers. Cafecito time☕

[attomicchicken]

Holy crap. She actually roasts then pounds her coffee.

[fluidityarchives]

Not sure what’s up with my midnight mood, but I’m almost in tears, inspired by the diversity, the beauty of the different cultures

[Taooflu]

I found it interesting that only the Swedish lady drank her coffee alone, in this video anyway.

The egg coffee is new to me, indicative of wartime. I’m Vietnamese and the cafe sua / milk coffee can wake up the dead it’s so strong but so good!

[caaaaats]

I've never been more emotionally invested in coffee 😂 I'm more of a tea fan, but love the smell of coffee!