This magical town makes the BEST COFFEE in Mexico
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Coatepec, Pueblo Magico, is known as the coffee capital of Mexico, but what makes it the coffee capital if it’s not even the top producer of coffee in Mexico?
If you are traveling through Mexico and are stopping in Veracruz we definitely recommended taking time to check out Xalapa and Coatepec.
In this video we visit the largest coffee producer of Veracruz and Kevin's favorite coffee brand: Bola de Oro.
Finca Roma & Museo Bola de Oro is located in Mexico's coffee capital, the Coatepec region of Veracruz.
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Otro muy buen video de otro lindo lugar de los miles de lugares de nuestro México lindo y querido. Abrazo con mucho cariño para ustedes 👍 💖💖🙏🙏🙏
Muchas gracias, espero y le haiga gustado el video! Saludos
It's now the rainy season in Central and Southern Mexico -- make sure you got those umbrellas.
We completely forgot our umbrellas! :/
All your videos have been a joy to watch, but this one has stood out! It's concise, purposeful, and educational. Happy to see you decided to keep producing videos. Your channel is much needed! :-)
Thank you so much ☺️I’m glad to hear you appreciate our videos 🫶🏻 we appreciate you right back! 🥰
Keep up the good work! Such a beautiful country. Stay active! I have to say I have never heard of Xalapa. Thanks! That coffee looks delicious. Would be great to see a shopping video in Mexico. Love the sombreros.
oh we can definitely do a shopping video because we hope to visit the largest outdoor market in Mexico soon! thanks so much!
Love your guys channel. Makes me want to live in and travel Mexico and get in touch with my roots. Found you thanks to the dual citizenship video you both made a long time ago. Orale, viva Mexico! I'll be searching for Bola de Oro cafe in Denver!
Thanks Daniel that is what our channel is all about. Connecting with others that might identify with what we do. There are very little to no Mexican Americans travel vloggers in Mexico
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You have definitely made me put Xalapa y Coatepec on my list of places to visit in Mexico
Very underrated places and the food and climate are the best!
We plan to be there in November! We're super excited to explore the mountains of Veracruz.
Oh you’re gonna love it. You will need some warm clothes around that time it gets chilly!
@@EatBailaTravel Just curious: are y'all aware of the Tehuacan-Cuicatlan Biosphere Reserve? Might be worth a visit. We hope to go there.
It hasn’t been on our radar but thanks for mentioning it! It sounds amazing
We added a bunch of new stars in Google maps. We will be in Coatepec for a week at the end of September. Thanks for the recommendations!
Nice! So glad we could help 😁 we’re not gonna be able to but if you can you should try to visit Xico! It’s close by.
Her name is escaping me, but how’s your dog doing these days??
Looks like a great place to visit.
Highly recommended
❤ Got out of breath watching you hike!😂
I think Kevin is still out of breathe 😂😅🤣
Not going to lie, really enjoying seeing the content in Mexico again. We love coffee, a close second to mezcal/agave spirits. Would love to visit here. Favorite coffee has come from Chiapas, with Veracruz a close second. Can only imagine how much better it is to enjoy nearby the source.
Coffee in Veracruz has more earthy notes to it, too strong for our usual go-to method: espresso. But the Americano ☕️ is just perfect with this coffee. The coffee in Chiapas we did enjoy as espresso ☕️
I've been following you'se for a while now and lately the quality has taken off to a new level. Nice work
Much appreciated! Glad you're enjoying 🤗 have a great day! ☕️
Qué lindo es todo por allá. Por cierto, mi amiga trabaja en esa marca de café (a quién les iba a mencionar de ustedes y lo olvidé). Tan pequeño es el mundo.
Edit: No es cierto. Ella no trabaja ahí. Jajaja. Dice que les recomienda ir a Cafetería Ensambles si todavía andan por allá
😆 bueno igual el mundo sigue siendo pequeño tal como lo disfrutemos 🫶🏻
Veracruz is so pretty and Coatepec is no exception! What a wonderful town with good eats, and I got tired just watching you guys hike that hill but the view, wow!
It was a steep, but short hike 😁😅 thanks, Cindy have a great Sunday!
@@EatBailaTravel Thank you, you too!
I have to watch this as I drink my morning coffee. Of course.
So this is the sort of, but not really, Seattle of Mexico. Because Seattle doesn't exactly have a lot of coffee farms.
BEAUTIFUL architecture.
And yes, when climbing a snake mountain, wear long pants.
That view is NUTS.
Bola De Oro. The Spotted Cow of coffee. And there is something cool about that, the demand for quality leading to the coffee only being sold there. (If you've never had Spotted Cow, go to Wisconsin and get it. Only sold there. Best beer I've ever had.)
And you have to sport the Illini gear while doing it.
Hour-long lines for churros. Worthy. And those look NUTS!
I'm glad you watched this with your morning coffee! ☕️ You're not the first to mention that this reminds you of Seattle! Now I REALLY wanna go to Seattle. I love a town/city with a strong coffee culture. I feel like the people are friendlier and generally in a better mood and I'm certain the coffee has something to do with it lol
And yes we've had Spotted Cow! I (Jenny) lived in Madison for grad school at UW and Kevin visited often. We had lots of Spotted Cow! So good
Definitely considering to visit that region of Mexico 👍
At 5:15 Kevin says a link will be in the description about pueblos magicos (what to do, guides etc) but I don't see that link.
Hi! Sorry I completely forgot to add the link. Here’s the link::
pueblosmagicos.mexicodesconocido.com.mx/
Great Video guys 😊👍🏼
Thanks, hopefully someday y’all get to visit this area.
Your videos are very educational and the production is amazing 💯🔥❤️
¡Café...! Voy a tener que visitar Coatepec. Con los videos de ustedes viendo más y más lugares que quiero visitar.
Así nos pasa a nosotros empezamos a viajar y entre mas y mas conocemos mas nos enamoramos de mexico.
Thanks for the Video Everything Looked Amazing
Thanks for watching! Saludos!
Another place added to my list!! Yum!! What is the website for Mexico's pueblos magico's you mentioned?
My bad I forgot to link the website: here it is
pueblosmagicos.mexicodesconocido.com.mx
Si aún se encuentran en Xalapa, les recomiendo ampliamente visiten el recién nombrado nuevo Pueblo Mágico de Naolinco, a 40 minutos por carretera desde Xalapa, les va a encantar su: historia, tradiciones, cultura, gastronomía, clima, naturaleza, y sobre todo su gente. 💯
Uy si todavía estamos por estos rumbos pero no creo que vamos alcanzar a llegar. Si lo teníamos en nuestro plan pero nos enfermamos y no creo que nos de oportunidad esta vez. Veracruz siempre nos llama entonces estaremos por estos rumbos pronto. Saludos! Gracias por la recomendación
Easily the best video so far from you two! Not even exaggerating but I have been going through an extremely hard time lately and this video made my day! Have you all ever had Cuban coffee? It is made in Puerto Rico now but I love Cafe Bustelo the most haha I am bias but from what I have heard the Caribbean has really good coffee where even Jamaica has a brand known as Blue Mountain that has had a lot of good reviews as well!
Really!!? Thank you we really appreciate the love. What other suggestions or content would you like to see from Mexico? Maybe we can make it happen for you! Saludos we hope things get better for you soon un abrazo 🤗
Café Bustelo and Café Yaucono are really good from Puerto Rico. There’s actually a theory that Veracruz got its coffee from cuba more of than in a upcoming video
What a fantastic video thank you guys for visiting there. :)
Trust you are keeping okay
Thank you for watching and commenting. We are happy and healthy again!
Omg that latte 😢
Gotta love a good Sunday latte! Saludos!
Craving the Bola De Oro coffee ☕️. Enjoy
Having one as we write this comment. ☕️ saludos
My mother talks fondly of Veracruz ❤ one of her favorite places to visit
Ours too!
Mex-eee-co
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Hi really enjoy your travels. How do xalapa's coffee region and coffee compare to Colombia s ?
The region is very similar but with all honesty we like Colombian coffee better. Colombian coffee has way more variety of coffee beans due to its geographic region and it’s landscapes are way more in between mountains than in Mexico. So Colombia’s coffee region is way more scenic than Mexicos
¿A qué sabe tinto espresso? ¿Te gustó mucho?
Sabía a una sangría con café estaba refrescante y súper rica.
was the tour in english?
Did you guys dance in chicago? Where at?
We used to go out to many places 606 bar, vintage on wednesdays or Lalos, Thursdays Reverie, socials at Latin rhythms, cubby bear on Sundays and 31st street pier on weekdays. A lot of these spots don’t even exist anymore
sugarcane alcohol? a kind of rum?
reminds me of Celia Cruz's Grito!
Yes we later found out they call it aguardiente like in Colombia.
What psrtv reminds you of Celia?
@@EatBailaTravel !Azucar!