The most complete history of coffee and its variants

[@BlaBla-pf8mf]

Both the information and production value of this video are of insane quality. Living in Rome helps with the background shots. I hope this channel achieves the success it deserves.

[@atlas-stories]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the feedback!

[@jeremystoupas6165]

Really well done documentary. It should have far more views than it does.

[@atlas-stories]

Thanks 🙏

[@thebarak]

Fantastic documentary! How does it not have a million views?

[@androidpitanga9846]

Excellent documentary. Much appreciated

[@atlas-stories]

Thanks! 🙏

[@er.mannov5735]

Awesome work!

[@shivamkachhia7621]

Great content 🤩🤩

[@resatbuyukkemahli9177]

with one word : PERFETTO

[@atlas-stories]

thanks

[@az1712]

Awesome video!

[@atlas-stories]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mauroguasti9694]

Bravissimo ❤

[@atlas-stories]

Grazie!

[@tinalago1332]

Grazie mille!

[@tomaszsledz6600]

love it, so well done, thanks

[@atlas-stories]

Thanks! Happy about that!

[@ChrisEbbrsen]

Thank you for coffee explanstion. I didnt know instant coffee was made from robusta. And robusta has extra caffein! Thank you again bye!

[@craigdylan3953]

Then you do not know one of the common strains of coffee. It was made for the war; it had to be grown cheaply and close to the US; hence the garbage known as Robusto...used for spraying and drying instant coffee.

[@FGPR01BrunoCauz]

Great doc but failed in introduce Haiti, Venezuela, Colombia, Surinam, Peru and Vietnam as major producers of arabica coffee

[@gwangurung1754]

❤

[@ikravchik]

I’m a coffee nerd now!

[@atlas-stories]

Welcome 😂

[@craigdylan3953]

Any video with HipHop crap or other childrens' purported music is neither serious, mature, or something important enough to watch. Nice try; I assume superlatives will fly, but this is just poorly done and sophmoric.