Weasel coffee farm

What reviewers say

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• ★ 56 months ago

  Great experience. Close to town. Short interesting tour. They brew the coffee at your table right in front of you. That was an experience in itself! The taste was nothing short of amazing!!!

• ★ 53 months ago

  As a layman, I couldn't differentiate quality coffee from regular ones. But the experience Lien gave was more than top notch. She gave a short tour despite I was 1 person, and I came during lunch hour. She speaks as if she is talking to a friend. It was a sunny noon time, but the cool breeze under the shade made it so comfortable. It's not a fancy cafe, but a comfortable respite from city.

• ★ 53 months ago

  Very unique and interesting place for Civet or Weasel coffee. The girl that was there took us on a short tour of the area with the history of how the coffee became known and how the civets eat and excrete the coffee bean. We saw the Civets and their methods of making the final product and it was very interesting. I believe this is one of the only places to find it in Vietnam so we tried a cup while overlooking the mountain and it was pretty neat. The girl who gave us the tour was very nice and we both had an amazing time learning the process. We bought our Vietnam and US family 25 bags 10gram bags definitely one of the most unique coffee gifts and not cheap.

• ★ 5a year ago

  Wonderful experience! Definitely worth a visit. Note that if you come by Grab, the driver might convince you to go to another coffee farm called Vuon Cafe - Phu An. DO NOT go there, glad we quickly checked Google review before going and people say there is animal abuse there. Weasel farm - super friendly staff, immediately took us around the farm and see the weasels after we arrived. Very interesting experience, no hard sale.

• ★ 510 months ago

  Vy was absolutely amazing! This quaint weasel farm is worth the visit. She explained how the weasels on this smaller property are housed for a week at the time in rotation from their reserve where they run as wild as could be safely with many others. They only work for 4 months out of the year to eat the berries twice a week. Was so happy to know they live healthy, long lives. Very well taken care of. Super educational + a beautiful coffee brewing experience. Do go for the sticky rice snack with your tasting. Balances very well Enjoy the artichoke tea! I wish I had more now. They had persimmons that were super ripe. You will see coffee plants + have plenty flora to admire. Cute little dogs to greet you. Hills to relax you. Everything is organic. Go for the peaceful time. You will enjoy it 🧡

• ★ 52 months ago

  Must do in Dalat! Brilliant morning activity where you get to taste some of the world’s rarest coffee, the regular and egg coffees are great. Would return again!

• ★ 54 months ago

  Linh gave me a fantastic tour of the farm. They treat their animals well. I had the privelege of enjoying some of the best coffee in Vietnam

• ★ 1a month ago

  This place is very sad to visit, the lady working there gives you full information like a record but when you enter the weasels cages it feels no different than entering a very poor and neglected locking facility. Each weaser is in a cage 1m wide by 2m high, without any comfort or care to make them feel more like in their natural habitat. It’s obvious they are neglected and mistreated and only there to serve one purpose. You can sense how low the energy is and how desperate and depressed they are. And for good reasons. Don’t support such a place if you truly care for animals. Their coffee isn’t anything special. Its just a mean to make more money from an industry thats already thriving on its own. Here they add animal torture to the equation. Super sad