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Gisselle was lovely and very knowledgeable about the coffee productio, she was funny, made you feel comfortable starlight away We 4 different coffees Question coffee sell, and did a smell and taste test, in an attempt to pick out the flavours, tones and textures of each. Gisselle explaining all the way. I did this experience on my own while on a business trip. And in the class was joined by 3 others, so its a really nice small group. Gisselle was keen for us to ask as many questions as possible and knew the answer to the all! They have a small area at the front where we were able to see coffee tree's and even pick a few ripe Coffee cherries ourselves! Would recommend for a short intro into the world of coffee, especially as Question Coffee is all about giving Women economical independence, hiring only women on their farms.

Absolutely wonderful experience! I love coffee but did not know much about the production process. Giselle was so knowledgeable and friendly! I enjoyed getting to have a drink while listening to her description of the harvesting process, esp since the coffee tasting part is only small amount of freshly brewed coffee. Only 2hrs so it was perfect for me given that I didn’t have a ton of time in Kigali.

This was an experimental class with a very informative instructor, Patty. I learned a lot about coffee growing, roasting and tasting. It was fun to be able to try different coffees. The Question Coffee center and cafe are lovely places.

Learned so much about how to make the best cup of coffee! Am excited to use these tips when I get home. Great morning.

Great experience and insight into Rwanda and how the country strives to help empower women and continue the culture. Patty and Nabil were amazing, so interactive and informative! I highly recommend

I learned a lot about the coffee. Our host was lovely! It was a fun day and the coffee is really delicious.

We did this coffee experience as a fill in before heading to the airport for an evening flight. Top tip - you cannot enter the Kigali Airport terminal untill your flight check in desk is open - so if you arrive early you get to wait in the car park outside...... Knowing this we had returned from safari and had a few hours to fill - we ate at Kigali Heights (plenty of restaurant choices) and before hand did the coffee experience. Patti was very knowledgable and as a coffee drinker with no real knowledge of coffee production, beans or how to taste, this was enlightning. You get a coffee from the cafe and a bag of coffee beans (the type you later say is your favourite of the 5 you test). As this is part of the price, the cost is a bit more reasonable, otherwise it would be on the expensive side for what the experinece is. You get to understand the process of production and see a couple of coffee trees in the garden. Then you learn how to smell, taste and grade coffee (a bit like wine tasting). There are 4 different beans plus a blended brew to try your hand at. Overall a good 'fill in' experience in a nice cool environment - if you are not a coffee drinker then nor really worth the expense as it is mainly about tasting coffee.

We did the tasting and roasting seed to cup tour through TripAdvisor with Patti and had the most amazing time. She is warm and kind not to mention incredibly knowledgable about Rwanda, Question Coffee, and coffee in general. She is an excellent storyteller and so talented at her craft. If you’re booking, request Patti and you won’t regret it.

Kevine was AWESOME!!! She was knowledgeable and very hands on, taking us from seed to drink. Also, BEST caramel macchiato ever!!

Excellent introduction to the art of coffee making and Question know how to produce a great coffee in an ethical way, supporting females in the industry. It was advertised as 2 hours but went for just over 1.5 hours. It was expensive at 70USD and confusing to book, having been told it was at 1pm but then I received a message to say it was at 12 o’clock.