Ugandan Coffee is simply World Class Quality.
On your Safari – Great Tasting Arabica Coffee is grown in Uganda.
Great Tasting Arabica Coffee is grown in Uganda – Visitors to Uganda will quickly know where to get a great cup of steamy Coffee – while most Ugandans still prefer Chai – Tea. Taste the rich Aroma of Mountain Grown Arabica Coffee grown in the Mountains of Uganda. You will enjoy that 2nd Sunrise Flavor of Coffee Grown in the Pearl of Africa.
Your Gorilla Safari in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest or Mgahinga becomes enriched with a fresh cup of |Big Gorilla Brand Dark-Roasted Coffee bursting with flavors that will delight you.
Uganda is home to some of the Best Arabica Coffee Varieties in Africa, and yet getting that cup of Great Tasting Arabica Coffee grown in Uganda can be difficult at times since most Ugandans still welcome the 
day with a Cup of Chai; one reason we at Kabiza Wilderness Safaris have come up with a Coffee Lover Survival Kit.
Coffee is grown all over Uganda, both the Robusta Variety that originated in Uganda and grew naturally in the wild, and the Arabica variety that thrives in the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains of the Moon and the shadow of the extinct Volcano – Mount Elgon.
Some of the best cups of Java you will taste if you visit here comes from Uganda Ugandan is locally grown and processed Coffee. Yet, most Ugandans prefer their cup of Tea in the mornings, and in many restaurants, when you order Coffee, you get tepid hot water with some instant brand to add to your cup, like dancing without music.
In the last ten-plus years, things have changed in Uganda, and you can find a good cup of Coffee, espresso, and cappuccino as good as anywhere in the world.
Tea-loving Ugandans are waking up to the aroma of Great Tasting Arabica Coffee grown in Uganda. Tourists and Ex-Pats frequent the new establishments, which rival any Starbucks in décor, the variety of items on the menu, and the quality of what meals and Coffee served.
Great Tasting Arabica Coffee grown in Uganda.
Starbucks offers a tremendous Ugandan Coffee under their Reserve Label named Sipi Falls, which was introduced in their Stores in 2015. In Uganda, two outstanding coffees are sold in supermarkets; one is Bugisu Gold from Star Cafe, and then there is the excellent Big Gorilla Brand that you can find in the local Game Store, a division of the American Walmart Chain. The prices locally in Uganda are higher per gram than what you might be used to paying in Costco, but it was grown and processed in Uganda and will make an excellent gift for your family or friends.
Great Tasting Arabica Coffee is grown in Uganda; there are now countless coffee restaurants and outlets in Kampala, whereas 15 years ago, there were less than a handful, such as Cafe’ Pap, 1000 Cups of Coffee, and Ban Cafe.
Java Coffee from Kenya has rolled in full steam, the Dutch B Bakery Chain has put up a few outlets, independently owned outlets have increased, and restaurants have added Espresso Machines in great numbers. You may not be able to find one Keurig single-serve Coffee Maker in Uganda, and you may not see the pods that go along with them, but you will find a good cup of Java in many places.
Budget Hotels and Safari Lodges may still serve you the instant variety with tepid water and powdered or natural milk; however, even that is slowly changing.
Great Tasting Arabica Coffee grown in Uganda is a reality in the Pearl of Africa; the problem is that most Ugandans have not yet discovered the treasure raised in the Pearl of Africa, but Visitors to Uganda will quickly sniff out the best locations with the best Arabica Bean – Freshly brewed coffee beverages.
Indulge in a cup of Ugandan Coffee – Take some home!
Buy some great Coffee grown in Uganda and take it home to remember your time on Safari: If you enjoyed Ugandand coffee on Safari in Uganda, suggest that you take some home and get a taste of Uganda that will remind you of your time here on Safari.
Indulge in the heavenly taste and scent of Uganda’s Arabica Coffee and make every cup exceptional by following these expert tips.
Begin by storing your coffee beans in an airtight container, away from light and moisture, to keep the flavor and aroma fresh. Achieve the perfect balance of flavor and strength by using one to two tablespoons of Coffee for every six ounces of water.
Keep your equipment clean using mild detergent and warm water to avoid the accumulation of coffee residue that may affect the taste. Lastly, explore different brewing techniques to find your favorite flavor profile and enjoy an extraordinary coffee experience. With these expert tips, you can unlock the full potential of your Coffee and relish every sip of its rich aroma and flavor.
Special Tours for Coffee Lovers can be arranged in Uganda during your Safari with us.
