The History of Coffee | Origin of Coffee | Documentary | EXPLORE MODE

[@duysalekinci]

You forgot to mention that Ottomans who brought the coffee from Yemen to current Turkey, opened their first coffee houses and it was initially banned to drink coffee because of the intellectual gatherings in the coffee shops then Ottomans took the coffee to Vienna , Austrians used their own way of breeding it vs the Turkish coffee and it spread all over Europe and world from there. I love coffee btw!

[@muhtesem1946]

Yeah when the siege of Vieana was lifted in 1529, ottomans left their the recipe of coffee as espresso

[@naolgebisa3461]

That's not the point😏the point is the origion of coffee who is called Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹😎

[@muhtesem1946]

@@naolgebisa3461 there are two thoughts about that, first is yemen and second one is ethopia, Rather Ottomans were the firsr who introduce coffee to europe

[@samiral-ali1805]

First Coffee Houses was opened in Yemen and Hejaz in western Arabia in particular at least 100 years before Ottomans conquered Arabia, as record from late Mamluk era indicates. When Selim I conquered Hejaz via Egypt in 1513, he ordered a full closure on Coffee Houses and banned Arabians drinking coffee by taking a fatwa from Shiekhul-Islam in Constantinople, because Coffee Houses resembled the places were Arabians can gather and discuss politics freely since Arabians were loyal to the Mamluks in Egypt and never fully submitted to the Ottomans. Then his son Sulieman the Magnificent lifted the ban on coffee upon conquering Yemen in 1538, and exported Coffee beans from Yemen to Constantinople and from there to Europe. However, Coffee Houses have lost its essence and meaning in Arabia and never fully recovered from the coercive Ottoman ban :( The tradition of drinking Coffee is forever going to be associated with the national traditions of Arabians who excel in preparing it in so many different authentic unique ways, no matter if you call it "Turkish" Coffee or not! Arabian traditional Coffee includes Cardamom and or Saffron and its prepared in a specific brewing techniques using the same ancient pots that were used for centuries. And unlike the rest of the world, we don't add sugar to Coffee at all since we usually drink it with Dates which in its self is sugary enough. No matter where you go, Arabian Coffee will always be the most unique way of preparing it, which goes to show that Coffee is indeed associated with Arabia and the Arabian life style.

[@naolgebisa3461]

@@muhtesem1946 don't open your mouth with out knowledge the origion of coffee is Ethiopia this is the fact.

[@ArthurineJavier]

Fascinating walk through the history of coffee! Thanks for such a valuable information!☕️

[@Nevada-Habesha.Mapper]

So proud my country is home to coffee 🇪🇹 you should cover Ethiopian coffee ceremony too it's very cool!

[@keshi5541]

Eritreans too. Still have coffee ceremonies during family gatherings and such with Boon.

[@ginoisthename4427]

I love this side of youtube!!! Say YES to learning.

[@alexandernakashima4236]

The resistance of online plataforms

[@messianic_scam]

learning b.s ngroz

[@שירהסבהט-ת1מ]

Ethiopia🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹

[@Zahra-ug6ji]

🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪

[@yadyado7120]

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[@washali]

Yeeemmmeeeennn you jew 🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪

[@HarunYılmaz1453]

Why is the name Arabica if it is Ethiopien coffee?

[@yadyado7120]

@@HarunYılmaz1453 why is the name Columbia?

[@adishiwotwendimu9646]

The name 'coffee' came from the word/name 'kaffa' a province still present in south western Ethiopia, where coffee is present.

[@theprodigy2236]

Yessir

[@hcthcissss502]

Nope, its an Arabian drink since Arabs don’t drink alcohol, they had to find something else.

[@adishiwotwendimu9646]

@@hcthcissss502 wow what a convincing argument, but we Ethiopians (Africans), didn't have anything to drink (even water), so we had to find something to drink, so we came up with coffee! (I bet my argument is more strong) lol

[@adishiwotwendimu9646]

@Safaa Ezqeio Yea coffee used to go by its original Arabic name "Abdullah", I just invented the name coffee just here in the comment section!

[@hcthcissss502]

Adishiwot wendimu How come you can make coffee if you don’t even have water? Ur contradicting urself 🤣🤣🤣

[@broerymarantika853]

I have 1 Liberica Plant, I love to try all types of coffee. I have tried Turkish, Bosnian, Indonesian - namely Bandung, Bali, Toraja, Vietnam Trung Ngu Yen is nice, Laos. Now a friend of mine is promoting Liberica based coffee from Johor Malaysia.

[@MegaRivu]

Please share the details of your friend's café. Will be visiting there soon.

[@notorious3602]

turkish coffee is all show, nespresso pods taste better

[@broerymarantika853]

@@MegaRivu Its called Kendal Coffee, search that name. Kendal is a city in Indonesia but also a small ton in Batu Pahat, Johor Malaysia where thes eLiberica coffee are grown.

[@axem.8338]

Had a cup while watching this. Dosent get any better.

[@madinakader1399]

Kaffa was indeed where coffee was first found in Ethiopia. If you go through Ethiopian history you will know that it has a history of trade with the Arabian peninsula now Yemen. It was introduced to them when as gifts and later on they started trading in it, no wonder they grew it in their land.Long story short found in Ethiopia first traded by Yemen. Fun fact: when the now Yemeni first asked about the coffee they were told "Kaffa" so they thought it was called Kaffaa and the traders went to their land introduced it to their people as "Qahwa" in Arabic. Then came the Ottomans and they heard "Qahwa" and introduced it as "Kahve" and when it reached the westerner world it was called "Coffee". It's interesting how because of inability to understand each others language and pronounce the same way gave coffee different names all over the world but if we trace back we reach its place of birth.

[@alafifi101]

Really?! Is that why the Ethiopian coffee called Arabica? 🤔

[@madinakader1399]

@@alafifi101 that's specific breed is called Arabica because it was the one that was exported to them and Arabica isn't the only Ethiopian coffee we have more than 8000 breeds of coffee but Arabica is the most famous one around the world. Any more questions?

[@alafifi101]

@Madina Kader the fun fact you were talking about is not true! Because in Arabic Qahwa in Arabic means any plant you boil with water. But then it became specific to the coffee we know these days. If anything Kaffa is a mere similarity with the word Qahwa.

[@madinakader1399]

@@alafifi101 على فكرة ترى انا اعرف اتكلم عربي لا و فصيحة كمان إذا كان قصدت ان القهوة تأتي من كلمة قهي و ذا الكلام جيب ادلة سابقة و عفوا لا تعترض بدون ما تقرأ من تاريخ بلد الام للقهوة. المضحك فالموضوع ان العالم كله اشهد ان القهوة ولدت في إثيوبيا و بدأت تجارتها من اليمن. ايش موضوعك و ايش عندك جديد؟

[@madinakader1399]

@@alafifi101 I replied in Arabic since you seem literate in Arabic 🙂

[@khelifasalah853]

اليمن التاريخ والحضارة موطن العروبة واصل العرب 🇾🇪

[@salwaazize8228]

حقيقة لايمكن دثرها❤❤

[@harishdeo5578]

I'm a coffee lover. This is a good video. Gives information about coffee origin to the present status. Interesting pictures, statics and the commen makes it

[@thedon9335]

keffa sound like coffee n kafe so it make sense ...

[@hazmi_hzm]

I'm new to this channel, I love the narrator voice, it reminds me Toph somehow..

[@hicks0870]

Ikr

[@ronwaldplandez9248]

Hahaha

[@LPdecibal]

From Avatar the Last Airbender? always nice to see the global reach of that cartoon.

[@isaaccutlip5815]

It's cool we all know wgi your talking about. I'm almost 30 and I re-watch that while series at least once a year. There is just something about it. I don't even watch anime

[@antoniomitchell4407]

The greatest earth bender in the world

[@VandelayIndusties]

I picked and ate fresh coffee berries in the mountains of Veracruz Mexico. Cool experience

[@YanPagan]

THIS WAS AWESOME!

[@josephWEBdream]

Great video! Thank you 😊

[@sub-zero_]

lol drinking a both instant and americano coffee right now, how fun to see the story behind it all

[@Jamestag3]

This is a cool small channel I'm subscribing and hope many more will. Thanks for the great videos!

[@sanjeevanimahajan3849]

Loved the videos, it was very informative ❤️❤️

[@Robert_St-Preux]

Nice details, but I heard no mention of how intertwined coffee and sugar both are with slavery, not even during the part where the Spanish and Portuguese spread coffee to the new world. Who do you think was growing all that? Neither coffee nor sugar would have been consumed in the quantity they were without slavery. Even today, the people who produce it hardly make a living wage.

[@Jesusprayerwarriorbw]

Ok, you start my taking out a few million dollars loan & either buy a running coffee manufacturing company and thus become the change you want! You can do it!

[@Robert_St-Preux]

@@Jesusprayerwarriorbw Thanks. I really learned my lesson.

[@m420-nd1if]

​@@Robert_St-Preux Not every single thing needs to be about slavery. Mentioning it would feel out of place in this documentary.

[@texasoilfields]

@@Jesusprayerwarriorbwbest yt response I’ve seen😂

[@texasoilfields]

There is almost certainly cobalt in whatever device you used to type that sentence. Hypocrite.

[@creativeideasforyou5284]

You can literally make these in less than a day and they offer such beauty and charm to any garden area.

[@m420-nd1if]

make plants?

[@Txitxitt]

First cup of coffee drink was made by yemeni arab plant it self was found in Ethiopia and Yemen but the arab invent the drink

[@Lwilight]

Lol

[@IhateAlot718]

Always some Arab Muslim to try to claim ownership

[@mohanrajdr7926]

This video is very informative.Thanks.

[@oyikk]

Thanks for the video,... Greetings from Indonesia

[@dawnlenore3422]

The advertisement of "medical benefits of coffee" might be far fetched in some regards but Coffee (like any warm beverage) can potentially help with a cough. And the caffeine in coffee absolutely WILL stop a headache! It's even prescribed by doctors for this very thing. FACTS 💗

[@Simitenbiri]

You forgot to mention that coffee was introduced to Europe by the Ottoman Empire!

[@YorkerEli]

Coffee that came from Yemen.

[@healthylifecanada5589]

Good video ! Thanks.

[@naolgebisa3461]

Proud my country Ethiopia origion of coffee bean 😎😎😎🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹

[@westleygress2160]

I use French press to make my coffee. Heat water to 200 degrees, pour over fresh ground beans. Brew for 4 to 5 min but never over the 5 min. Pour in cup add sugar or cream or both. The use of sugar and cream is up to how you like, I drink it black.

[@michaeldeel1592]

me too, french press

[@hussainkhan-ef6ki]

That was a very good good episode from this episode I could do my work thank you and ALSO because of your episode about coffee made me the deputy head boy of the school THANK YOU🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@tsayem01]

You forgot to mention how it was illigal to drink in Europe because it was consumed by the Ottoman Empire

[@burak1462]

lol

[@sacap8351]

@@burak1462 Lol indeed

[@coffeeking4535]

Great video.

[@shukriisse6917]

Coffee was first invented in Harar, Somalia, and introduced to Yemen through trade by Somali merchants.

[@betelehemt]

😂😩🤦🏾‍♀️😂

[@guhaad6514]

If funny that Khat is from Ethiopia and Coffee is from the Somali region of Ethiopia. But we prefer khat instead as it’s strong especially for nomads.

[@betelehemt]

@@guhaad6514 is it kaffa, in the Somali region now?!

[@guhaad6514]

@@betelehemt It’s debatable, Harar or Kaffa.

[@racecardriver3653]

Harar is in Ethiopia what are you talking about

[@amruataa2469]

Based on the territory aspect there are similarities between Yemen and Ethiopia in terms of weather and soil lands. If we go back to history we all know that many Yemeni people immigrated to Ethiopia. Yemeni people are well known to be farmers they've been always discovering new seeds and eventually trees that no body heard of. Yemen is not a desert like everyone assumes so.

[@marcelo1458]

Gtfoh, that's the most improbable scenario ever.

[@IhateAlot718]

Just stop, Ethiopia discovered its use. You really think Ethiopian tribes didn't brew coffee beans or use it for its caffeine properties?

[@alazarsemeneh6159]

Okay get some history class Ethiopia conquered Yemen for a long time, guess what you did not know that

[@faisalalsaif9774]

@@alazarsemeneh6159 historiand try to hide history that doesnt fit their eurocentric worldview, so you get delusional people desperately try to defend lies.

[@Imsooverit]

@@IhateAlot718 Ethiopia discovered its use but Yemen made the drink

[@KAriedoll]

I will go with the origins in Ethiopia.

[@messianic_scam]

nothing origin there

[@faisalalsaif9774]

@@messianic_scam everything*

[@messianic_scam]

@@faisalalsaif9774 just canibalism yah right your ngro ethio naked papa discovered coffee kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZitqpZqnq9rmM0

[@faisalalsaif9774]

@@messianic_scam I know many lively Yemenis and I know that kost of them are good, brave and nice people. Its just people like you who are the problem. Actually our dishes are liked and loved in the countries we settle, and we are model immigrants, cabt be cannibals and descent people at the same time.

[@novaboy3955]

Hmmmm nice I like it

[@Kalik8000]

Isn't it hilarious how people think or would assume that a people indigenous to a land and a plant, especially in older times without certain mundane distractions, would grow up and live for generations with said plant and not be curious or smart enough to figure out different ways to cultivate and use it....???? 👀😐👀😐👀😐👀 I trust that the Ethiopians were very aware of what was growing on their ancestral lands.... Give Thanks.

[@mondaystar19029]

It's honestly a form of racism and it happens to Africans constantly where they're not credited for discovering world changing things. Arabs are being credited to something that originated within the Horn of Africa.

[@IhateAlot718]

You won't find it on youtube. Folks are hell bent on acting as if Ethiopians didn't know how to use the plant. It's hilarious.

[@keshi5541]

@@IhateAlot718 I swear. I mean it would break the narrative you know. As you know the idea that Africans are incapable, even if it is simple to create anything. Africans are so useless apparently they can't even make Coffee lol. But people don't even know there are people till this day who brew their coffee in the ancient way both in Eritrea/Ethiopia and call it Buna. Using pottery shaped in a flask, remade in the same way as the ones they used long ago and its called Jebena.

[@ravinperera1139]

thanks for your information

[@messianic_scam]

you like lies?

[@toristeele8397]

hi there i love coffee i have my with spelenda and cream but i love starbucks coffee thanks for the film good day to you-tori

[@thibichthaonguyen2724]

I’m really like this video, good job 👍

[@ExploreMode]

Thanks so much :D

[@dudztvdgreat6449]

Informative

[@Haryad-11]

The word of Coffee☕ come from Arabic (القهوة) in Latin (Kahwa)

[@messianic_scam]

yah cause this is where it was discovered in arab land from the mountains of yemen ,these liberals are skammers they always give their ngroz historical favors to shut them up

[@Hermonabizzaddis]

The word coffee came from the birth place of coffee 'kaffa' in Southern region of Ethiopia

[@stephaniecardona4847]

This is so interesting!

[@ExploreMode]

Glad you found it interesting! Thanks for watching :)

[@Gamerxtgamemaster]

good learnin 😁

[@whateverfloatsurboat8352]

How did I get here? I was in bed and I'm like, what is the history of coffee?

[@randommemesweekly4417]

i'm a tea enthusiast, but i was bored at 1am so i'm watching this

[@Hermonabizzaddis]

Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is the birth place of coffee

[@Mercy2Mee]

Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee, the cradle of humanity 💚💛❤

[@delenegillen539]

Good to know

[@ebraheem2007]

I am also noticing that Higley active now )))

[@nadac1533]

I like mine with the moroccan spices

[@MixSonaProductions]

Dutch importing from Java? Wrong Dutch invaded Java and the whole Indonesia, enslaved the people, and open coffee plantations. Netherlands don't have spices, so they go to the country with most spices and land. That's why Indonesia becomes target of multiple invasion, Brits, Spanish, even Japan. Dutch avoided India because it has been occupied by brits

[@sarademissie2518]

the information was good dear , but you need to go through backward historical researches of Ethiopian and Yemeni . cuz you may give wrong information to the world . Coffee is discovered by Ethiopia and exported to Yemeni .

[@wizardmongol4868]

yes the Ethiopian Sufi master was first to properly cultivate and dance with coffee

[@weaponcontrol5971]

No it wasn't coffe was first invented in Yemen before it was in Ethiopia yes both of them discovered the idea of coffee but Yemen discovered it first

[@homeoforigins338]

Hello dear weapon control, Sara puts it right and there is so much evidence 1) scientist reference 2) the name 'coffee' itself came from the name 'Keffa' of which the city of Keffa still grows coffee. that's just the truth. thanks

[@weaponcontrol5971]

@@homeoforigins338 hi, Coffee is actually is a tradition in yemen people there used to drink coffee hundreds of years ago,so I think the history of it is kind of weird since many people believe that ethiopians invented coffee and many people believe that yemenis invented coffee

[@joshuamark9316]

@@weaponcontrol5971 I've heard that the coffee plant originated and was cultivated in Ethiopia and diffused to the greater Islamic world through its colony in Yemen.

[@babulsantai]

I proccessed coffee : Arabica, Robusta, Liberica and Exelsa. The most i enjoyed is Liberica and Exelsa

[@leocd277]

Isn't tea the most consumed beverage after water? As I remember coffee is third.

[@Rihardololz]

kinda but coffee were used by commoners while tea was for rich. back in times ofc.

[@richarda.d.9745]

Correct. I think she got her notes a bit confused. Tea is the 2nd most consumed beverage in the world behind water. Coffee is the 2nd most traded commodity behind oil.

[@Yogabba]

Yeah i googled it immediately after she said that. Get your facts straight!!!

[@sarahnakigozi5045]

I have felt smarter ever since I started drinking

[@justicefonfara17]

Coffee is life

[@escoltarevista4290]

And one of the music played became theme music for tasting history

[@robertlucky781]

It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the juice of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the hands acquire shaking, the shaking becomes a warning. It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the juice of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the hands acquire shaking, the shaking becomes a warning. ...

[@TripleAbfy]

I’m upset that Yemen got the credit when clearly the got the coffee from Ethiopia, if the coffee is native to Ethiopia, why would a Yemen person discover it?? Doesn’t make sense

[@احمداحمد-ك6خ4ظ]

Coffee from yemen (arabia) so come down African

[@Kalik8000]

I agree. Isn't it hilarious how people think or would assume that a people indigenous to a land and a plant, especially in older times without certain mundane distractions, would grow up and live for generations with said plant and not be curious or smart enough to figure out different ways to cultivate and use it....???? 👀😐👀😐👀😐👀 I trust that the Ethiopians were very aware of what was growing on their ancestral lands.... Give Thanks.

[@theprodigy2236]

@asasadd55 5 what do you mean no body drinks it Ethiopians discovered the coffee has elements which gives energetic boost and they transformed it into a healing medicine not sure if it was in a form of liquid or solid but Ethiopians made coffee what it is now

[@AQWOMAR9]

U dont know, what if ehtiopians never tried to make a drink out of the coffee plants?

[@hibye-pg4rr]

Coffee is obviously ethiopian. Yemenis only got after somali merchants exported it to them.dont listen to them

[@ultrasonicradiation]

Tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world

[@bruhman2089]

Based pope honestly. Acting smart and trying it instead of judging it immediatly

[@N77-p9t]

Yemen origin of coffee 🇾🇪

[@שירהסבהט-ת1מ]

Ethiopoa🇪🇹

[@N77-p9t]

No, the first beverage of coffee made in Yemen

[@שירהסבהט-ת1מ]

Suffice it to say that everything comes from Yemen .... you have no life ?? Coffee was discovered in Ethiopia ... Queen of Sheba ... 👑🇪🇹 Ethiopia ... Look for you poor people life ..... There is nothing like Ethiopia Pride for Africa

[@omaryounis2750]

@@שירהסבהט-ת1מ Honestly, he is talking facts the arabs cultivated coffee. Muslims then bought it to Europe through Turkish Empire . Love Ethiopian people very humble and good hearted people both christian and muslim.

[@jellybutterpeanut1]

@@omaryounis2750 That is less likely than it being started in Ethiopia, after all the plant literally originates from there

[@Tony_7791]

Instant coffee was invented in New Zealand in 1890 by David Strang.

[@jakegargiulo5101]

The Coffee Plant originated in Ethiopia, they didn’t make the first cup of coffee. The first actual DRINK was first in Yemen. Edit: Oh yeah, you just mentioned that in the video after I wrote this 😂👌🏾

[@dinadina_tnss4901]

@TheCrazyKid1381 bruh nope it's not haram in Islam stop spreading dumb rumors. Coffee was mad in 🇪🇹 but it became famous from Yemen and mocha is form Yemen

[@Kalik8000]

@TheCrazyKid1381 isn't it hilarious how people think or would assume that a people indigenous to a land and a plant, especially in older times without certain mundane distractions, would grow up and live for generations with said plant and not be curious or smart enough to figure out different ways to cultivate and use it....???? 👀😐👀😐👀😐👀 I trust that the Ethiopians were very aware of what waa growing on their ancestral lands.... Give Thanks.

[@Txitxitt]

TheCrazyKid1381 lmao no it wasn’t even haram you lying first cup made by Yemeni

[@messianic_scam]

stop lying ngro ethiopians call coffee qahwa an Arabic name cause this where they knew it from the birth Yemen , ngroz are skammers

[@SweetStarCloud17]

I consume about 18kg of coffee per year and I think it's even more than that. I drink coffee during weekdays and weekends are like my coffee rest.

[@jaffarsaab4343]

Wow

[@thierrydumont159]

Ethiopian coffee cinnamon cardomon cloves and perfumes was traded by somali traders to china korea japan ... for rice and tea the ottomans introduce it to europe

[@watmosphere]

2:20 some book with text in russian with old pre-soviet orthography (not so old exactly, existed untill the 1918 orthographic reform)

[@commanderred2873]

Did you guys just took SteveMRE video clip without giving him any credit or mention, WOW?

[@natiman5850]

The first coffee is from ETHIOPIA ❗️ The country never been colonized The country who have there own letter &numbers with different calendar ( 13 month of sunshine)

[@N77-p9t]

The plant discovered in Ethiopia but the first cup of coffee came from Yemen

[@tareksaleh7016]

OoO man ahaha coffee is from Yemen queen Sheba is from Yemen and I think the letters are ancient Yemeni before they adopted Arabic I think but anyways y’all always stealing our history y’all a bunch of thieves

[@ibrahim-vd7fk]

Arab Beast lol you think, you are just making up history, Yemenis copies khat off East Africans and copied coffee from Ethiopia, why is the port city of mocha always seen a port city that imported coffee from Ethiopia and than exported to the world?

[@tareksaleh7016]

ibrahim hassan lmaoo maybe y’all can have khat but definitely not coffee explain why tf they named mocha after the city mokha ? R u guys seriously this stupid to think the world will believe u? And u tried to steal queen Sheba lmfaoo come on man I’ll never respect u Ethiopians ever

[@ibrahim-vd7fk]

Arab Beast loool who are you that their respect means something? Unlike you I won’t generalise all yemeni people, we are talking about history, ok mocha is actually the name given to a form of coffee, not the coffee it’s self, it does mean nothing, I can say the biggest area of coffee in Ethiopia is called kaffa which is true, it’s known the Yemenis distributed coffee to the world, you have to remember yemeni merchants came around 14th century thats were they seen the coffee and khat, yemen like the other countries in the gulf have nothing but dates it’s only the Yemenis that have travelled around the world they get spices, different cooking techniques and coffee.

[@BaburBLcorp]

Great Channel! But could you please use metric system? Thank you!

[@mohammedalashwal8079]

If you want to know the real orgin of coffee search why they named it as mocha coffee

[@YorkerEli]

Because port city yemen.

[@darkprince2490]

Coffe has 2 origins. 1 is from Central America with the Mayan and Aztecs. 2 is from India. 1 comes from the seed of the cacao fruit. 2 comes from the seed (without fruit) of the arabica plant. Note that 2 doesn't come from Ethiopia or Mideast. 2 comes from India. Tea also comes from India. Coffee was a drink of kings in India.

[@skonur1992]

everything you just said is false, congrats👍

[@exalteduchiha1563]

That is a bunch of rubbish

[@isaacelmallah8633]

Waaaw I'm dif making my self a cupa now

[@kerrya2128]

What they call it coffee here is just hot water i couldn't get realllll coffee here where i am living Desaster i hv 2 struggle every day to get a proper coffee i loveeee coffee ☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕

[@TheGeoff111]

Mention of military coffee and you use Steve1989, nice.

[@RaFa-uv8rt]

Café todo dia

[@JayHay63]

3.48 Excelsa was reclassified as a type of Liberica a few years ago.

[@classicrockguitar8084]

Excellent work, loved this!

[@FGPR01BrunoCauz]

You are missing out on the traditional coffee culture in Venezuela as productor of the best arabica since 1760 where Italian migrants and their children have cultivated a vast collection of excellent inner city cafes and barista training. NOT Starbucks but real Italian coffee in the sunny land of the south.

[@B_9mt]

🇾🇪❤️🇾🇪❤️🇾🇪

[@Haryad-11]

The word of coffe☕ come from Arabic (القهوە)

[@redjohn9894]

I bet every one watching this video while having a cup of coffee

[@justinbarton247]

Love the stevemre1988 reference

[@muhammad3490]

It took 800 years for Europe to adopt Coffee but now you are the experts of it's history. As a Somali, we exported coffee to Yemen from Ethiopia. Ethiopians were the first to grow AND consume the beverage. We learned coffee from the Ethiopians and we transported it to the rest of the world including Yemen. Nice try! Coffee is an African invention and discovery. Btw, there was never a religious attachment to coffee like the way you implied. Until today coffee is not seen as a Muslim drink. I wish it was since I'm Muslim, but I'm afraid not. Don't block my message 😉

[@AQWOMAR9]

The last written evidence of drinking coffee is still from Yemen not Ethiopia. Why dont u belive that cofee was a religious attachment? It was only the muslims who drank it.

[@Dark-gd7ob]

Actually exists before Islam many talk about it in Arabia it also grow in Arabia

[@urparents7130]

No ethiopia was the first country to harvest coffee beans but the first cup of coffee was made by yemeni suffis which is a sect of muslims in taizz thats why in taizz there is a city named mocha after the first ever cup of coffee

[@freedomisthechoicesyoumake8594]

@@urparents7130 coffee originated in Ethiopia, and firstly brewed in Yemen.

[@keshi5541]

@@AQWOMAR9 You actually think that Ethiopians had coffee beans on their land and NEVER not even once decided to brew it????

[@kidofsteel0362]

CoRtAdiTo ☕️

[@leinahtaniglesias_14]

Shabu clear coffee is best haha 😄

[@ahmedoval3140]

Latte is the best 👌

[@jeffreycheng1655]

never expect to sees steve's MRE footage :v

[@VedJoshi..]

You completely missed the most important Turkish/Ottoman part of the story. They were the ones who eventually introduced it to India, Iran and Europe

[@ahmedal-rakan189]

The Ottomans took it from the Arabs, and the Arabs drank coffee in the Hijaz and Yemen before it came from Mongolia, even the Turks called it (cahva), which is derived from Arabic (قهوة)

[@messianic_scam]

@fatuma you maid your name is Arabic birth place of coffee was Yemen that's why you ethio ngro call coffee "qahwa" an Arabic name you don't have any other name for it cause this is where they knew it from mountains of yemen , and that's why the Latin word for coffee is kahwa قهوة I'm sick of your lies

[@messianic_scam]

@fatuma you can't win over losing ngro

[@IhateAlot718]

@@messianic_scam you have a problem with Ethiopian claiming it. You obviously hate Ethiopians. Stop spreading your lies

[@messianic_scam]

@@IhateAlot718 cause you're ngro scammers

[@stevewallace1954]

i am drinking hot chocolate right now actually becausemy office is freezing

[@ka-Adventure]

please allow me to copy your video,thank you for sharing,this is very infromative video..Godbless

[@ExploreMode]

Of course! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@ka-Adventure]

@@ExploreMode thank you so much..God bless you

[@sofiasaba5445]

Ethiopian ❤

[@noelarcala4435]

No way coffee will grow in the wild in yemen. It must be ethiopia

[@Dylan-le9zi]

You better share some love to SteveMRE.

[@mikiyassolomon484]

If the story unclear to you let me tell you, Yemen was the part of Ethiopia or under the rule of Ethiopia in 6th cenctury coffee origions from western ethiopia keffa it sounds like the word coffee taken from this word, so it is RIGHT to say Ethiopia is the origin of coffee.

[@messianic_scam]

we wus kung with your fairytales you're called akkdams meaning the servs ethiopians you were inchattel slavery that's why you like to lie to hide this shameful history ! ngroz addicted lying you call coffee Arabic name qahwa cause you been enslaved badly by Arabs yemenis you still are, you never discovered sht

[@HamiticKushitic]

Wow boona/coffee discovered in Oromiyya. Naaggaayaa.

[@fevengutu2242]

Lol! You know Yemen was under Ethiopia in the 6th century right?

[@selenah25]

Ikr

[@Skywalkerluke6944]

but it was found in harar by a Muslim Somali then it spread to the habs we are not HABASHA.

[@grooveevoorg46]

@@Skywalkerluke6944 it was found in kaffa not harar fam

[@Skywalkerluke6944]

@@grooveevoorg46 the beans came from harar and they ate the beans then it got to kaffa but it do not matter coffee oromo still.

[@Skywalkerluke6944]

@@grooveevoorg46 drink from kaffa and bean from harar and ogaden it came from their but the drink is from kaffa.

[@privateprivate1865]

It's no wonder we have all the computer technology these days.. apparently our ancestors used to be entirely CGI

[@Edgeofdavid]

Did AOC read this?

[@ExploreMode]

How did you know?