Anyone just want to visit some coffee farms anywhere?

I have been wanting to just travel to some coffee farm that is safe and other fun things to do. Learn about the process and see the coffee plant first hand (besides looking at my potted ones on my shelf). I also wanted to make a group trip out of it, that way everyone learns alot. I think here at the 'Exchange' we could get a nice group together and make something great of it.

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Permalink Reply by Ray Woei on July 17, 2013 at 11:27am

Hi Guys

if anyone of you guys ever want to visit the coffee farm in the Northern Thailand please let me know. I have a coffee farm and want to share the experience with those who wants to visit and share the coffee knowledge.

Ray

Permalink Reply by Alice Paige on December 15, 2014 at 10:58pm

It's a nice idea! It would be a great experience especially for roasters, you'll learn more & understand coffee better.

Permalink Reply by Cristian Rodriguez on September 11, 2015 at 3:46pm
Hi I m an honduran coffee grower if you want to learn the whole process seed to cup the best time to come is betwen december to march
Permalink Reply by Cristian Rodriguez on September 11, 2015 at 3:47pm
Hi I m an honduran coffee grower if you want to learn the whole process seed to cup the best time to come is betwen december to march
Permalink Reply by mali sunan on July 20, 2016 at 4:12pm

Did anyone ever go on this trip? How was the experience?

Sounds like a ton of fun!

Permalink Reply by Pablo Castaneda on July 20, 2016 at 7:54pm

Hey guys if you ever want to visit origin in Antigua Guatemala we can tailor your entire trip. Please visit our webpage for more information and check plantations and where to stay. www.kgcoffees.com

thanks

Pablo

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Permalink Reply by Kevin Coffee on July 24, 2016 at 1:39pm

Hey Larry,

Have you ever heard of http://gayokopi.com ?



Larry Prochazka said:

Sumatra Coffee
Anyone have tips for where to visit coffee plantations in Sumatra? I'll be there in December/January. I found a place near Panang that discovered some original trees brought by the Dutch that were thought to have disappeared. I'm hoping to go visit and try their Kopi Luwak. Here's a link to the one I found: http://www.mandailingestatecoffee.com/index.html

I've also read about a coffee company in Medan and believe they get coffee from the region South of Lake Toba. Anyone have other suggestions, they are most welcome!

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