Learning about coffee production on the slopes of Mount Elgon reveals its rich history and organic preparation methods. This tour immerses you in the village setting where you will experience making Ugandan coffee yourself.

• ☕ The process includes pounding dry coffee beans in a wooden mortar to remove the husks.
• 🔥 You will roast the beans over a fire using a dry saucepan with minimal firewood.
• 🌱 Various coffee types are available, including red honey coffee, yellow honey coffee, natural coffee, and semi-washed coffee.
• 📜 Coffee's history traces back to Ethiopia, where it was first discovered by goats attracted to its sweet sap.
• ✉️ Commercialization began with missionaries and Indian merchants who sent coffee as gifts.

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