COFFEE TASTINGS IN VIETNAM
The 9 best coffee tastings in Vietnam you can book today, with what each costs per head, how long it holds you and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Taste six Vietnamese coffees, learn local coffee culture, and mix liquor samples in a hands-on Hanoi workshop for $17.
“Very fun and informative. Sam was knowledgeable and entertaining. Learnt a lot about coffee and culture, would definitely recommend.”
Review of Da Nang’s Jolie cooking class, with Vietnamese coffee, market shopping, four dishes, family cooking, price, logistics, and tips.
“We had such an incredible time cooking with Lan and Rosie! We loved our morning coffee and touring the local market to pick up the food we then learned how to cook. All of the food was DELICIOUS and we really enjoyed the shenanigans Rosie and Lan got us up to while things were cooking”
Tour Twin Beans Farm near Da Lat, roast and brew Arabica coffee, taste your cup, and join harvest work from November to January.
“We had a great time at this lovely farm. Jessie was super knowledgeable and explained the process to us in detail. We learned a lot and even got to roast our own beans and taste the coffee. Great activity!”
Taste five Vietnamese coffees and three local wines in a Hanoi villa, with hands-on brewing, cultural stories, snacks, and community support.
“Var en perfekt formiddag! Dyktig og kunnskapsrik barista som var god i engelsk. Lekkert lokalet og alt var så profesjonelt og bra laget til. Vi fikk lage fire kaffe og vi som deltakere ble involvert. Kan absolutt anbefales.”
Tour a coffee farm near Buon Ma Thuot, learn Robusta and Arabica production, and taste expertly brewed Vietnamese coffee for $18.
“I had a great time during the tour! The lady is a true coffee master. Her knowledge is immense - she shared a lot of information about coffee that I had never heard before. The plantation is beautiful and colorful, surrounded by nature. At the end, I received a drink included in the price (a professionally prepared coffee or tea) and I also had a coffee bean tasting. It was a fantastic tour:)”
Compare Vietnam’s three regional coffees, brew with a traditional phin, and learn local culture in this one-hour Ho Chi Minh City tasting.
“Great! Guide was really friendly and kind, gave me lots of great info as well as a complimentary food. He knew I was feeling unwell so gave me a different food than he planned to accommodate me. Very knowledgeable and had pictures to show the history of coffee. Got to make 4/5 coffees including one “bad” one to show how important the correct steps are in brewing coffee. He answered all my questions and we even ran over the time slot by 30mins due to chatting. Felt very organised and seamless. Highly recommend. Only comment would be that the location I went to didn’t look similar to the pictures, not…”
Taste three Vietnamese coffees, Cao Lau, and Hoi An’s landmarks on a practical four-hour walking tour for $29.
“We had an amazing experience on the coffee tasting and walking tour in Hoi An with Jackie! From the very beginning, she was friendly, energetic, and incredibly knowledgeable about local coffee and Vietnamese culture. Jackie took us to cRead more”
Taste Hanoi’s Banh Mi, Bun Cha, egg coffee, and alleyway cafés on a three-hour Old Quarter walking tour for $26.
“Tina was a wonderful guide. We really enjoyed trying the coffee, food and sites. We would definitely recommend. We did the tour at 3pm next time we would skip lunch as the food and drinks will fill you up!”
Learn to make four Vietnamese coffees in Hoi An, including egg and coconut coffee, with tasting, roasting, fruit, and a lantern souvenir.
“Preparing and drinking excellent drip coffee, coconut coffee, and egg coffee. This is actually a charity and everything was explained by disabled people, showing steps on a board and demonstrating. A great experience.”
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