COFFEE TOUR EXPERIENCE
This is an out door activity which is done at the village by the local farmers accompany with the local guides which involves learning the process of making coffee from the seed to a cup of coffee
The coffee experts within sipi community will take you through the different stages of processing coffee including planting, windowing, roasting and grinding.
Coffee tour experience is meant to be a relaxing activity after a long day of hiking as its believe that Arabica coffee is an energiser which ignites the spirit of adventure
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THE HISTORY OF ARABICA COFFEE
Arabica coffee was discovered in ethiopian highland by herds man who was call caldi,a small boy who used to graze goats at the mountain,during the proceess when caldi return back home the goats started unusaull behind and he was ask and told the people that goats ate same beries in the bush does why they are behaving like this.
It was during the day when he return back home with some coffee beries and he was told to throw some of the beans in the campfire where nons and mons were enjoying the fire and nice aromas started smelling every one was like wow
At fast the started megealing but it tasted bitter but they could not swallow, other gave an idea of boilling hot water and mixing with coffee there fore this used by the church leaders to prolong prayers and worship
Therefore coffee was discovered in ethiopia by a mountain goat and caldi and the arabs had to put a hastag arabica coffee
HOW IT SPREAD INTO OTHER COUNTRIES
After when coffee was discovered in ethiopia the arabs stopped the exportation of the green bean untill when a dutch capten wanted to marry an ethiopian laddy he told her to remember when you want to present a gift wrap some of the coffee beans in a gift flower.
from that time the dutch captain had to take it to their country in netherlands and it was planted in amsterdam botanical gardens which is still there upto date