Making tea from coffee leaves just feels wild to me, like two worlds colliding that are normally seperate.

I'm not a huge coffee lover but I absolutely love cafe settings and these food/drink brief history videos

First 40s of the video was just wild and into the point lmao.

2:36

I've watched this while drinking a hot coffee on this rainy, gloomy day. Thank you, Ethiopia, for disovering this magical beverage.

the animation of the goat herder

Those goat zoomies graphics are the funniest thing ever! Then the guy started! So funny!

I truly loved the way you highlighted the exploitation of forests and workers. It hurts that whenever high profit comes into the picture it brings inequality and injustice.

one of the most fascinating fact about Ethiopia you can get the best coffee ever from its origin land

Fun fact: Coffee is so much important in Turkish culture, that very word for ''breakfast'' is ''kahvaltı'' meaning: Before coffee.

The reason why Coffee houses were banned in Ottoman Empire for a short time is because Sultan Murat IV (he is my fave Sultan btw) was suspicious that Janissary Corps could come up with plans to overthrow him, as he was deeply affected as a child by the dethronement and execution of his half-brother Sultan Osman the Young by the Janissaries.

I appreciate that this didn't just cover the popularity of coffee and good parts, but also covered the awful humanitarian practices that have endured.

Turkish coffee ☕️ has since Ottoman times been the most popular beverage in Cyprus.

love it !! as an italian, coffee is a big part of my routine and culture. the video was so interesting because we rarely get to know the history of coffee itself, other than coffee houses, or coffee as an exportation from certain countries...

I appreciate that people are dedicated to figuring out what we can do to keep growing coffee. It's disappointing that they have to, but I'm grateful that they are.

Kaldi screaming and doing somersaults with his goats on the field LOL 🐐🕺🏼🐐

Coffee is love , love is ☕

I don't enjoy coffee as a drink, but I love the flavor in ice creams, candies, cakes and other desserts. Also caffeine causes me to experience nausea, so it's definitely another reason to stay away from it. In the morning (on occasion) I might have tea with milk and honey, or hot chocolate but never coffee. My extended family on the other hand drinks coffee day and night. My mom especially would have a cup before bed.☕

Watching this from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

I love the illustrations! So so beautiful 🤩 The style, the colours - really great.