Signing up for this trip I wasn't sure what to expect. After all, 8 hrs is a lot of time, a whole day activity. Well, suffice it to say - it was a wonderful. My guides Tessy and Gisele met me at Question Coffee in Kigali. After a complementary coffee, I joined them and our driver on trek that would take me to visit not just a farm where coffee is grown, but also a coffee washing station where beans are washed and processed for shipment. At the farm and processing station I was greeted by the staff, primarily all women, who explained the entirely natural process they use to grow coffee in their collective. I learned a lot, and suffice it to say, appreciate that behind each bean is a lot of care and attention. Now, more than ever I'll make sure to purchase coffee that is as ethically grown and processed as I witnessed in Rwanda. Suffice it to say, a very memorable experience that I highly recommend to coffee lovers who visit Kigali and/or Rwanda.

A very valuable 2 hour class that covered the whole coffee process from growing to drinking and gave you all the things that created a unique flavor

The tour is one of a kind! It’s the only one to do if you appreciate good coffee. To understand what goes into a simple cup at home through this tour is awe-inspiring. The women led experience is top notch with tour guides that make it fun and engaging.

5/5. Great info and experience. Rwanda coffee is on the map. Best coffee in the country. You should def make the stop and try it

Keziah is truly amazing! I thoroughly enjoyed my time learning from her about "honey" coffee and the diverse aromatics, scents, and flavors that make Rwandan coffee so dynamic. I feel incredibly privileged to support such an outstanding social enterprise that not only does good but also maintains a high standard for its products.

Keziah and all the women at the coffee tour were lovely, welcoming and heartwarming. They taught us with patience, love and respect.

Great experience you get to learn about all the process from the ground to the cup, you get to keep some coffee

Our time there was short, but the coffee we enjoyed sitting on the patio was excellent. A worthy enterprise in support of women entrepreneurs to be supported.

We met our wonderful guide Patti at Question Coffee Cafe in Kigali where we were greeted with freshly brewed coffee and croissants. From there, we drove with our own car (although transport can be also organized by QC) to Kayonza city where we stopped to order lunch at the Women's Opportunity Centre. Then, we drove to the TUK Cooperative farm where we picked up Agnes, the cooperative's president. In this first stop, we were greeted by a group of lovely lady farmers who sang, danced and illustrated in detail the coffee cultivation process. Subsequently, we drove with Patti and Agnes to their washing station where we given an explanation of coffee processing as well as a tasting session. Finally, we drove back to Kayonza where we had a nice lunch. At the Opportunity Centre, there was also a souvenir shop with local handmade items. When we returned to Kigali, Question Coffee offered us a coffee gift and another delicious coffee! The whole experience was educational for coffee lovers but also very insightful in regard to the dedication and hard work of these proud Rwandan women. The drive itself is an experience, particularly the part from Kayonza to the coffee farm - you literally drive through innumerable banana plantations and pass by several small rural villages. We appreciated the human connection and we recommend this farm trek to anyone. Also well done to Question Coffee for organizing the activity in a professional and informative way!

Stopped in the Kigali store on way to airport Wednesday 2/16 to pick up a few bags for gifts. Had one of the best cappuccino’s in my life at Question. Wish I had known about their Coffee Masterclass before our last day. Just one more reason to return to Rwanda. Incredibly friendly and warm staff at Q Coffee. Rwanda is fabulous-hospitable people who are glad you are visiting, spectacular nature and wildlife. Visit as soon as you can! Q Coffee is also available in Kigali Airport gift shops

Visit Question Coffee for a lovely cappuccino, friendly people, a good variety and affordable prices

This is a really nicely laid out, beautiful cafe with fantastic coffee choices and both indoor and outdoor seating.

We loved our experience smelling, tasting, and learning about coffee! We also loved how it’s women-run and operated, and the staff was just lovely. The caramel affogato was heavenly ;-)

I am a huge coffee fan and this day trip helped me to learn a lot about the very long process that is required to fuel my mornings. The farm is about 2 hours outside Kigali, and I had a great conversation with the tour guide, Smayah, as we drove. She developed the tour and her story was inspiring. The coffee cherries are processed March through June, but I didn't feel like anything was missing for my visit in January. The tour includes a coffee or espresso before you leave and a 250g bag of beans when you finish (I bought more!) A great day, well worth the money.

We arrived after lunch and had a really lovely coffee in a great space. Very trendy and fun! Lots of foreigners enjoying themselves. I would go again!