Bringing Yemeni coffee back to America

[@mohdbob7436]

The best coffee in the world the Yemeni coffee I fully agreed.

[@mariekanker3022]

I agree with you it's just so amazing.

[@haithamalsuaibe473]

Marie Kanker yet so expensive

[@mariekanker3022]

Yemen coffee is my favorite coffee.

[@alialwali3716]

thanks for your comment I'm from Yemen 😍🇾🇪

[@ldzplove]

Delicious coffee and I do pay the price. The coffee is worth it and purchasing the coffee beans support the farmers and war torn economy.

[@elmisticco]

*Yemenite 🇾🇪 coffee is categorically the undisputed God of all coffees. I walked into a Yemenite cafe up in Michigan and just the aroma by itself is heavenly. And the flavor with top notch quality is certainly the real deal. It puts all other coffee brands to R.I.P. for me.*

[@josietetreault540]

I would love to try Yemeni coffee, but I would love much more to stop the death of innocent children.

[@thariqaljahmi2631]

🤝🤝🤝🥇🥇🥇

[@solenya4983]

@@baibac6065 Seems like there will never be absolute peace in the middle east. It's a shame, because the cultures there have so much to offer the world other than a stereotype for aggression and violence.

[@baibac6065]

​@@solenya4983 That's a bad generalization. There's peace in most countries here like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and other Arab Gulf states and any country really besides Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and Libya in North Africa. The "culture there" provided the world with coffee for example (Yemen). Not a long time ago all of Europe was going through bloody wars and dragged the whole world in that conflict.

[@6rban100k]

When I was a kid as a Saudi I always heard from my father that first discovered of coffee is from Yemen, when I grew up and heard about another type of coffee beans from different places I was surprised because I thought the only place for coffee is Yemen no wonder they have the best coffee beans in the world! And I would pay for it.

[@salahaddinsulaihi517]

ربنا يسعدك وانا ماحب الا التمر السعودي😉

[@李拉-y7t]

Tho it’s from Yemen but they don’t make it and drink it the Yemeni way,,, which makes it even better .. perfection ...

[@inigojuancarlos]

I always got Yemeni coffee from a friend who’s in Sanaa.

[@onelifetolive8253]

inigojuancarlos hiraz is a location near Sana'a that has the best coffee beans.

[@geneva50]

Perhaps your friend can say whether news reports are true or false.

[@جمالعبدالله-ص2س]

نعم اليمن

[@ahmedelsheikh1987]

Came back from a video about Qatt in Yemen and wanted to search for the lost glory of that nation, I found that video and I gained part of my hope back. I am Egyptian and I love these people and this nation. I've been always told that Yemen has the best coffee beans and grapes in the whole world!

[@tareksaleh7016]

Ahmed Elsheikh we do have the best coffee in the world but farmers learned that growing qat is faster the process is faster easier doesn’t need a lot of work and it sells for more and sells faster than coffee so this why the farmers started growing qat instead of coffee

[@tareksaleh7016]

Ahmed Elsheikh a Yemeni guy from San Francisco California went to Yemen to revive the coffee of Yemen he told the farmers I will give you all the equipment you need and I will pay you for your coffee more money than u will get from qat all u need to do is farm it grow it n harvest it process it and I’ll take care of the rest and this is recent so inshallah Yemeni farmers will start growing coffee instead of qat and inshallah they bring back the glory’ and pride of Yemen

[@tareksaleh7016]

Ahmed Elsheikh and thank you as a Yemeni I always loved Egyptians all of Yemen loves and respects our Egyptian brothers

[@mohammedalmnaanmohammedalmnaan]

يعني الكافي الجوده من البن اليمني ولهذا زرعتو فيها الحرووب الله لا يوفقكم

[@user-zp9mm3nd8r]

Im from yemen. Yemen caffee mak my happy every strong and smell. Nicee

[@abdullahalbraiky5956]

They say we only use the husks, but we use two kinds of coffee one using husks and the second using the coffee bean

[@Diaaart]

YEMEN has the best coffee in the world i tried it myself.....

[@ZeacorZeppelin]

I would definitely buy this over Kopi Luwak

[@tareksaleh7016]

Zeacorzeppelin10 this is wayyy better than kopi luwak

[@animalcam1438]

Alf Mabrouk, Mokhtar AlKhanshali! You're one cool dude!!!

[@mikemerrill4073]

Cool

[@Mr.Mahabh]

Savagely expensive in America... I get this Yemeni coffee for as much as 5 dollars and fix dozens of mugs from it. Regards from Sana'a.

[@Mediaright]

Good ad.

[@jasjfl]

Cool, now do a story about why bombs are dropping there in the first place. American support for Saudi Arabia is causing millions in Yemen to die of starvation and cholera. This guy is a self-involved tool. This story was 95% about his background and how amazing he is for briefly experiencing what most Yemenis have to deal with every day just so he can come back to the U.S. to make money and be the coolest hipster around. The fact that they paid him back for weddings with the coffee cherries is a huge red flag too. The coffee has much more value to him because he has the opportunity to sell it and they don't (thanks again, Saudi Arabia). He'll probably give the farmers more than they'd otherwise earn (a small price to pay for the right to be smug) and keep most of the money himself. Multinational corporations do the same thing on a larger scale all over the world. It's a huge reason why so many developing countries can't afford adequate healthcare for their people or maintain proper infrastructure.

[@MegaMegaman2011]

you're a tool...

[@jasjfl]

Nuth Saber An insightful response. Hadn't considered it that way before.

[@jessicablesses6091]

150 children are dying of starvation everyday in Yemen, and it's truly a capitalistic dystopia to highlight coffee like this, $16 a cup.I find it sickening and black hearted.

[@siamboi91]

Well that escalated quickly :D

[@kiDkiDkiD12]

they already did many stories before, just google there videos if you really want to

[@1DJSkittles]

I like coffee and this is a great interview and I'm a big big coffee fan but there's no way I'm paying $16 for a cup of coffee you got to be kidding your self

[@rapaden5713]

Yemen.. we fight like hungry dogs Drinking coffee like kings

[@silverlve70]

Plus it's not pooped out by an animal.. like kopi luwak XD

[@rizmieimie]

True coffee lover can easily smell that strong "manipulation play" on those modern war drama mixed unjustly with the coffee facts from a million miles away...

[@barbaraharris9166]

I WILL TRY SOME, MAYBE THIS IS WHY THEY FIGHT WITH THEM THEY HAVE SOMETHING THEY WANT

[@lisa-pp3cf]

I am half Yemeni and half Emarati

[@Txitxitt]

Don’t Mind my name both are arabs by gene and tribes

[@-MohammedAhmed]

@@Txitxitt يا ابو زهرة.. الكل عارف أصول الإماراتيين.. ما سكنها غير قطاعين الطرق و القراصنة و كانت منفى أصلًا و ملجأ لكل مُنحل. فالجين العربي صحيح فيهم، اما كقبائل كما تقولون يخسى و يعقب يكون الإماراتي ابن قبيلة، أسأل جدك لو عايش و يعطيك الخبر.

[@-3696]

@@-MohammedAhmed كذبت والله. الامارات سكنتها قبائل عربية مثل المناصير وال كعب والقواسم وبني ياس وغيرهم، وكانوا اهل تجارة.

[@-MohammedAhmed]

@@-3696 و التراب فيك و فيهم.. ساحل القراصنة و منفى المجرمين، كان و مازال و الشمس لا تُغطى بغربال غربلوا استك

[@MightyTiki]

Hipsters delight

[@tareksaleh7016]

Mighty Tiki plz don’t associate our coffee with hipsters this coffee is the coffee that made the whole world love coffee mocha city Yemen was the World Trade Center in the 16th century this is an insult to say this

[@johnyp2986]

Saya dari indonesia dan saya memiliki banyak kopi,jika ada yang ingin berhisnis kopi dengan saya bisa hubungi saya

[@vizwise4455]

Very good coffee from Yemen. And also loved reading "The Monk of Mokha". Would love to see Yemen on this list soon: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIK1YYSon9p5nLc

[@everycoLor_312]

*no*

[@jaimito2525]

a rip off. I buy my bag of Yemenise coffee in Egypt for 4 USD

[@mamasoukieyendiaye2799]

Start with coffee then many More industries TGV along yield on the side many smiles and growth corporate mind is very efficient bank lend to people with visions we are on the way

[@rabiemohammedal-sharjaby7549]

The best ben was unfortunately, and he will be back