You won’t believe what we found in Colombia’s coffee region!
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Today we’re taking you to some of Colombia’s most breathtaking landscapes with the most delicious smells … the coffee axis! We made some really fun discoveries during this trip so stay tuned to hear about our favorite surprises!
The coffee axis, the coffee triangle, or el eje cafetero as it’s known around here, is the region famous for growing of Colombian coffee. It’s considered the Andean rainforest with a cool climate perfect for cultivating coffee ranging from 8-24 degrees celsius (45-75 F). The Coffee Culutral Landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage site that includes the departments of Caldas, Risaralda, Quindío, and Tolima. Towns like Salento, Finlandia, Valle de Cocora and Circasia make up the beautiful region on Colombia.
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Coffee grounds and bamboo: Colombia’s ecological innovations | WIDE
From the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean, from the Amazon rainforest and the Andes mountain range, Colombia offers a variety of splendid landscapes with rich nature. But the ecological treasures of Colombia are not to be taken for granted as they deteriorate due to climate change as everywhere else on Earth.
Fred and his family encounter creative environmentalists of Colombia: a biologist using coffee grounds compost to grow mushrooms, an architect using bamboo to build furniture.
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Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee - An Insightful Documentary
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Top 10 Best Places to Visit in Colombia | History And Documentary About Colombia || My City World ||
Colombia is a captivating destination that offers travelers an immersive experience like no other. From the bustling streets of Bogota to the serene beaches of the Caribbean coast, this diverse country is a treasure trove of cultural delights, breathtaking landscapes, and thrilling adventures.
Embark on a journey through Colombia's rich culture, where vibrant music, dance, and artistry fill the air. Explore the colonial architecture of Cartagena, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and wander through its colorful streets steeped in history. Immerse yourself in the pulsating rhythm of salsa in Cali, known as the salsa capital of the world, and let the music guide your steps.
Nature lovers will be enthralled by Colombia's awe-inspiring landscapes. Trek through the misty mountains of the Andes, where hidden valleys and cascading waterfalls await. Discover the mystical allure of the Cocora Valley, home to towering wax palm trees, the national tree of Colombia. Lose yourself in the lush greenery of the Amazon rainforest, teeming with exotic wildlife and indigenous communities.
For adrenaline junkies, Colombia offers an array of exhilarating adventures. Brave the rapids of the Caño Cristales, known as the River of Five Colors, where a kaleidoscope of vibrant hues will mesmerize you. Hike to the Lost City, an ancient archaeological site nestled deep within the jungle, and uncover the mysteries of a bygone civilization. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea and discover a vibrant underwater world filled with coral reefs and marine life.
But Colombia's allure extends beyond its natural and cultural wonders. Indulge in the rich flavors of Colombian cuisine, from hearty arepas and savory empanadas to the world-renowned coffee that delights the senses. Engage with warm and welcoming locals, known for their hospitality and passion for their country.
Colombia beckons travelers with its untamed beauty, captivating history, and infectious spirit. Whether you seek adventure, cultural immersion, or simply a soul-stirring experience, Colombia promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart. Embark on an unforgettable journey and discover why Colombia is a true gem of South America.
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How to Make Rum That Tells the Story of Colombia in One Sip with Miguel Riascos de Castro
Our cocktail of the week the Banana Old Fashioned or Banana Republic is a yummy mix of rum and one of Colombia’s main exports - the banana.
Apart from coffee and flowers, bananas are one of Colombia’s main exports. The Riascos family used to cultivate bananas before moving into ageing fine Colombian rum. This cocktail showcases the family’s heritage in a smooth, fruity classic.
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Indigenous Mexican coffee exploration
What's it about?
Mexico is one of the top producers of coffee in the world, with its array of high-quality beans. Let’s immerse ourselves in this fascinating universe.
This expedition will provide a rare look into the coffee harvesting tradition of the Nahuatl (Aztec) community. (check out our previous talk about Aztec history and culture)
We’ll visit Nahuatl homes to see the coffee harvesting process and how their cooperative — comprised of over 70,000 members — is organized.
In this experience, we will talk about and see the different stages of the coffee planting and harvesting process.
In order to have an amazing cup of coffee in front of you with outstanding unique flavors, there are many people involved and you will get to know some of them.
We will visit a coffee plantation and go through the process since the seed gets planted until is ready to roast.
You will see different types of plants, different types of processing of the harvest, how the beans get selected and stored in the mountains.
Who's telling the story?
Teyo and Angel:
Born and raised in the mountains of Puebla, descendants of the Aztecs, they are two of the most outstanding members of the coffee cooperative, they co-own and co-work a small portion of land in the mountains of Puebla, where they harvest mainly coffee, but also cinnamon, black pepper, and other crops.
Ricardo:
Ricardo started eight years ago while he was living in the mountains of Puebla with an indigenous community that produces coffee. Since then he has not surrendered in his journey of promoting one of the best products that Mexico offers to the world. He is the founder and CEO of Borola Café, one of the most emblematic specialty coffee shops in Mexico, and a judge in the national coffee competitions.
Farming Abroad - Coffee Harvest in El Salvador
Working with Luis Gutierrez and his son on La Finca de Cristiani Burkard in El Salvador, I learn how coffee is harvested at high elevations on the side of an active volcano. The bright red coffee beans are hand picked and fill heavy bags that are carried across steep terrain to the trucks that are waiting to haul them down the rough mountain dirt roads. At the washing and drying facility in the valley below, coffee is prepared one of three ways: natural, washed, and honey. I learned all about the different flavor nuances of the different varieties and preparation methods by taking part in a taste test, which happens regularly on the farm to ensure the the coffee is meeting their highest quality standards. After the beans are washed, they are moved to either raised beds or the patio, where they are continually hand stirred while they dry under the hot sun. Lastly the coffee beans are bagged and ready for export out to all parts of the world.
I can't thank Wilbur-Ellis enough for their support on this trip. Not only did they help sponsor the video, they were also my connection to this amazing coffee farm in El Salvador. Our farm here in Oregon has been loyal Wilbur-Ellis customers for many years now and we've established strong relationships at the company with people that are helping us maintain our crop health and helping manage our farm's inputs. Luis, in El Salvador, had the same nice things to say about his experience working with Wilbur-Ellis as well, which was great to hear. Wilbur-Ellis has been a great company to work with and I'm honored that they wanted to help make this video happen.
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Pedro Pascal: No Good Mexican Food in NYC??
Are you sure about that? Respectfully, here's 5 spots we think are worth a try, and maybe come to the defense of the many Mexicans and Mexican-owned establishments that call NYC home. You can get tacos, chalupas, micheladas, and more, and we think they give Los Angeles a run for its money. Have you hit these places? Drop us a line in the comments.
Ollin
339 E 108th St, New York, NY 10029
Corona Plaza
40-04 National St, Queens, NY 11368
NEWYORKTITLAN
1525 Gates Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Tacos El Bronco
850 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11232
Evelia's Tamales
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On Junction Blvd at P4XJ+P94, Queens, NY 11368
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96-09 Northern Blvd, Queens, NY 11368
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Origins – The behind the scenes of your daily cup of joe
A Colombian Coffee Connection documentary showing the intricacies and hardships of coffee growing in the Tierradentro region of Colombia.
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Ally Coffee | Champ Trip 2018 | Colombia Part I
Ally Coffee Champ Trip 2018 | Colombia
Ally Coffee is an official organizer of the Champions Origin Trip of World Coffee Events (WCE) and United States Coffee Competitions (USCC) for Barista, Brewers Cup, Roaster, and Cup Tasters Championships. With a mission to foster the future of specialty coffee, Ally Coffee encourages and hails its origin partners to participate in the event of hosting the champions in Colombia.
Ally Coffee | We open up opportunities that move coffee forward
Join the adventure as this year's Champions travel to Colombia! We visit partners from Hacienda El Obraje, La Palma y El Tucan, Finca El Paraiso, and Finca Monteblanco.
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Brewing a love story on a coffee farm in Vietnam | Remarkable Living
American Josh Guikema and Vietnamese Rolan Co Lieng, founders of K'Ho Coffee, are partners in business and in life.
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Coffee Origin Trip in the Himalayas
Check out an interview with Nima T. Sherpa, a coffee grower, processor and exporter in Nepal.
You are a part of a bigger community than you realize. Come explore then hills and valleys of Nepal, and travel with us to connect with the farmers and coffee growers here.
We know you love coffee, it helps us recharge our selves, and it also bonds families and friends together. Join us and explore the coffee farming community: from farming, cherry picking, processing, roasting and so much more. Learn about coffee farming in Nepal, while getting in touch with the farming community here!
We would love to talk about coffee and what it means to you on everyday in your life. For Nima T. Sherpa; coffee means bringing the community together and building relationships with the farmers! Tell us what coffee means for you!
Get details on the trip at lastfrontierstrekking.com
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Ally Coffee | Champ Trip 2018 | Finca El Paraiso, Jose Gomez
Ally Coffee Champ Trip 2018 | Colombia
Finca El Paraiso, Jose Gomez
Ally Coffee is an official organizer of the Champions Origin Trip of World Coffee Events (WCE) and United States Coffee Competitions (USCC) for Barista, Brewers Cup, Roaster, and Cup Tasters Championships. With a mission to foster the future of specialty coffee, Ally Coffee encourages and hails its origin partners to participate in the event of hosting the champions in Colombia.
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Finca El Paraiso
Region: Narino
Jose Gomez, one of our hosts on Finca El Paraiso in Buesaco, Nariño, shares a little bit about his farm and the experience of having the champs visit the coffee communities of Aponte and Buesaco!
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Coffee Farm Tour Teaser
Connect Coffee works hand in hand with Kenyan Local Farmers to benefit the local coffee industry, as well as providing the best quality coffee grown and harvested in Kenya. Stay connected for the full farm tour video!
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Stories of la Molina, Colombian coffee farmers - TvAgro by Juan Gonzalo Angel
Colombia is recognized as one of the largest coffee producers in the world with its Arabica coffee species. The 2017/2018 coffee year represented a production of 13.8 million bags, translated into 6.47 billion pesos. In spite of the challenges of coffee price volatility, climatic conditions and the world's over supply of this grain, the resilience of Colombian coffee has allowed it to continue to stand out as a leader. Thanks to the Federation's effort to represent the interests and watch over the well-being of the more than 540,000 families that live from the coffee agroindustry, the coffee guild is one of the greatest references of association and institutionality in Colombia and the world. Through the work of the Departmental Committees of Coffee Growers, it is possible to execute the guild's strategy in each coffee producing department that has a coffee production of more than 2% of the total national production. The technical accompaniment through the rural extension service has made it possible to reach all the territories of the country and contribute to the construction of good productive and environmental practices. These practices are the result of the work carried out by the National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFE2 ), which has concentrated on increasing the productivity of coffee growers, betting on social, environmental and economic sustainability. This technical and productive accompaniment would be incomplete without the work of the Manuel Mejía Foundation3 , which accompanies coffee growers in processes of formation and training for their well-being.
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Guatemala: A Life Changing Coffee Adventure
Join me, Kirk Bedrossian, a coffee roaster and entrepreneur, on a journey to discover the people and places behind your cup of coffee. I will be traveling to the 48 most amazing coffee producing countries on the planet to highlight local innovators and changemakers, and to show how we are all connected through this amazing bean.
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I left my tech career 20 years ago to start a coffee business because of my love for the people, places, and cultures that coffee introduced me to. I am excited to share this journey with you as we explore the world of coffee.
Coffee Farm Tour in Colombia
From seed to cup! I had a chance to go on a coffee farm tour in Colombia. It's an easy day trip from Medellin, to Fredonia where some of the world's best coffee is grown. We had a chance to meet the coffee farmer, help pick coffee cherries, learn how to wash & dry the green coffee beans, learn about coffee tasting, and see the whole process of coffee before it gets to your cup! We even got to plant new coffee trees for the next harvest season. I highly recommend taking a coffee farm tour in Colombia. Read more on the blog at: chasingtravel.com
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