Thanks for the video! My mother grew up in La Ceiba and Roatán in Honduras. The organic Honduran coffee beans at Aldi smell really good! They smell like the soil.
I have a friend here in the US who's family owns a small farm in the mountains of Honduras I think it would be cool to open a coffee shop here using only beens grown their just a thought
I really keep this one on its own. It's just so delicate that I wouldn't combine it. If in general you're talking Honduras coffee, it pairs well with a Guat.
Depending on which country you are in you may not be able to get it specifically from that region. Export/import is a tricky business with lots of corruption and so you'll have to search locally for green importers and ask what they have in stock. I'm from Australia and we have a lot of importers but it's still hard to get specific coffees - even when we've had them previously! Good luck 👌
Hi Ryd, I've purchased this coffee from you, but compare to the other coffees I've tried this is by far the hardest to brew. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but the coffee comes out too runny and poor in cream. I've also tried to grind the coffee finer and adding more coffee than usual, but I always failed. Please let me know what should I do to make it right. Thank you.
No problems Alex! I can help you. Tell me about your set up. It's definitely something to do with the grind size I would say but what grinder and machine do you use?
@@Rydecoffeecoach I use a Lelit Anita with the built-in grinder. It all works fine with all the other coffees. Right now I'm enjoying the Guatemalan beans purchased from you as well, the coffee is amazing. Not so much luck with the Honduras one :(
Hi there! I double checked my facts and I disagree: it is indeed 7th (it's currently tied for 6/7 with India) you can see for yourself 🙂 but thanks for keeping me accountable! worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/coffee-producing-countries
1:08 Dude,you're wrong,Honduras is the 5th largest coffee producer in the world. perfectdailygrind.com/2020/03/exploring-the-history-of-honduran-coffee-production/#:~:text=Honduras%20is%20a%20prolific%20coffee,third%2Dlargest%20in%20Latin%20America.
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Thanks for the video! My mother grew up in La Ceiba and Roatán in Honduras. The organic Honduran coffee beans at Aldi smell really good! They smell like the soil.
You're welcome! That's so cool, hopefully we can all travel there again next year. 🙌👌
You’re video is very informative and helpful. Don’t how you only have 4 likes. Please keep making these types of videos! Thank you.
Thanks youuuu! 🥰🤗
I have a friend here in the US who's family owns a small farm in the mountains of Honduras I think it would be cool to open a coffee shop here using only beens grown their just a thought
Yeh that would be fun! You could definitely use the single origin alone, however, you'd also want to use a blend as well.
Hey let’s connect
im from honduras would love to open a honduras coffe in new orleans with a maya narrative..
my currently favorite coffee comes from Honduras.
Ooh delicious! ☺️ I love it!
@@Rydecoffeecoach And it is still one of my favourites. Coffee from Honduras and Brazil for me is the most delicious one.
Haha. Three years later it's still your favourite! Love it 🙌♥️
Now honduras is 5th in the World 😊😊😊, and keep advancing for the first place.
Amazing! I love these coffees, so I'm all for it! 🙌🙌🙏🥇🥇
@@RydecoffeecoachYes!! Honduras is now 5th in the world. Next time when you go to Starbucks think of 🇭🇳🇭🇳☕🥐🍪
What coffee will work well with this Honduras beans in a blend?
I really keep this one on its own. It's just so delicate that I wouldn't combine it. If in general you're talking Honduras coffee, it pairs well with a Guat.
Hello!Please tell me how to contact a supplier of green coffee from Honduras Santa Barbara region?
Depending on which country you are in you may not be able to get it specifically from that region. Export/import is a tricky business with lots of corruption and so you'll have to search locally for green importers and ask what they have in stock. I'm from Australia and we have a lot of importers but it's still hard to get specific coffees - even when we've had them previously! Good luck 👌
@@Rydecoffeecoach I can help you both.
Hi Ryd,
I've purchased this coffee from you, but compare to the other coffees I've tried this is by far the hardest to brew. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but the coffee comes out too runny and poor in cream.
I've also tried to grind the coffee finer and adding more coffee than usual, but I always failed.
Please let me know what should I do to make it right.
Thank you.
No problems Alex! I can help you. Tell me about your set up. It's definitely something to do with the grind size I would say but what grinder and machine do you use?
@@Rydecoffeecoach I use a Lelit Anita with the built-in grinder. It all works fine with all the other coffees. Right now I'm enjoying the Guatemalan beans purchased from you as well, the coffee is amazing.
Not so much luck with the Honduras one :(
@@QuantumGaming2022 ok that's so strange then! Can you film it and send it to hello@ and I'll get in touch with you and we can see what's going on.
@@Rydecoffeecoach sure thing, thank you so much for the support.
@@QuantumGaming2022 anytime!
Hi there! I double checked my facts and I disagree: it is indeed 7th (it's currently tied for 6/7 with India) you can see for yourself 🙂 but thanks for keeping me accountable! worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/coffee-producing-countries
1:08 Dude,you're wrong,Honduras is the 5th largest coffee producer in the world.
perfectdailygrind.com/2020/03/exploring-the-history-of-honduran-coffee-production/#:~:text=Honduras%20is%20a%20prolific%20coffee,third%2Dlargest%20in%20Latin%20America.
It changes every year depending on harvests and export. But yes, it's now around 6th and 5th