Yemen coffee

The Monk of Mokha by Dave Eggers tells the encapsulating story of Mokhtar Alkhanshali, a Yemeni-American who travels to Yemen to start a social enterprise to reignite the ancient art of Yemeni coffee. There’s only one problem – when Mokhtar set out in 2014, Yemen was on the brink of civil war.

For our October 2021 tasting report, we review nine excellent coffees from Yemen. Visit CoffeeReview.com for full report and reviews.

A new generation of coffee professionals—like Port of Mokha and Sabcomeed—seeks to reclaim Yemen’s legacy as the birthplace of coffee and restore its reputation as a leading producer.

The brown layers on the roof of the houses are coffee beans, put there to dry under the sun. Yemen is famous for its good quality coffee, Mocha coffee brand derived its name from the ancient Yemeni seaport of Mocha at the red sea.🇾🇪

Did you know that the ripe coffee cherries from the mountains of Al Hadiya are of unparalleled quality? 🌟☕️ Let's explore this image of ripe coffee cherries harvested from the mountains of Al Hadiya, symbolizing the exceptional quality of Yemeni coffee. This photo is not just visually stunning but also tells a story of the essence of Yemeni coffee! 😍 👉 Click the link to learn more: https://coffeefactz.com/yemen-coffee-history #CoffeeFactz #YemeniCoffee #CoffeeQuality #ExploreCoffee 📸…

Coffee has been an essential part of numerous cultures and has grown to be one of the most popular beverages worldwide. With a long history and immense popularity, it's no surprise that some countries have

Yemeni coffee

Coffee has a history longer than anything one can find in history books, and Yemen is a curious bridge between worlds that is often overlooked.

Coffee's importance can be traced across the centuries through the names we’ve come to know it by.