![London Coffee Festival! If you’re in town for the show, come and say hello. This year, Tom will...]()
London Coffee Festival!
If you’re in town for the show, come and say hello. This year, Tom will be set up just opposite the festival alongside a collective of producers exporters and importers on Thursday 14th and Friday 15th.
We’ll be cupping and brewing fresh crop coffees from Guatemala, Colombia, and Ethiopia all day long. No booking needed - just drop by for a taste and a chat.
If there’s something specific you’d like to try, send us a message and let us know you’re coming.![If you’ve joined us for a visit through Fraijanes and Jalapa, you’ll probably recognise these...]()
If you’ve joined us for a visit through Fraijanes and Jalapa, you’ll probably recognise these drying beds at Finca La Concepción. 🌞
This is one of the sites where our regional blend, Cafe Del Valle, is carefully milled and dried to perfection - bringing together small lots from many smallholder producers to create a clean, consistent coffee perfect for espresso.
Cafe Del Valle is available in our warehouses now - reach out to try a sample.![It's May, and that means Roast Summit Schaumburg is coming up fast! If you're a coffee roaster in...]()
It's May, and that means Roast Summit Schaumburg is coming up fast! If you're a coffee roaster in North America, you're not going to want to miss this one. We're proud to sponsor and looking forward to seeing you there! @roastmagazine ![A dream lunch with one of our producers in Guatemala! Chicken soup with vegetables and the...]()
A dream lunch with one of our producers in Guatemala! Chicken soup with vegetables and the quintessential bottle of Gallo! ![Cosecha 2027! Made possible by the bees! 🐝]()
Cosecha 2027! Made possible by the bees! 🐝 ![Tom and Hillary were fortunate enough to visit Antonio and Eby Gonzales in the Fraijanes region...]()
Tom and Hillary were fortunate enough to visit Antonio and Eby Gonzales in the Fraijanes region this year! The Gonzaleses are our wonderful natural coffee suppliers and their farm is called La Nueva Montaña.
Let us know if you are interested in sampling some natural Guatemalan this year.![This is what a small hand-cranked coffee pulper looks like!]()
This is what a small hand-cranked coffee pulper looks like! ![Antonio from La Colina lives and breathes coffee. When we visited him in March he told is that if...]()
Antonio from La Colina lives and breathes coffee. When we visited him in March he told is that if he could change one thing about his farm, it would be that he would have more Pacamara plants! That's because the cup quality is excellent, the cherries are huge, and the pickers love harvesting them because it's easier and they have a higher yield faster!
Let us know if you are interested in sampling Antonio's Pacamara!![Last month Hillary visited our super star producer Antonio Medina of La Colina in San Martin near...]()
Last month Hillary visited our super star producer Antonio Medina of La Colina in San Martin near Antigua. As you can see his farm is looking lush and there are plenty of shade trees. Antonio's land has been in his family for generations and before he transformed it into a coffee farm 30 years ago, the land was used to grow maize and beans. A cute fact is that he committed to growing coffee in the same year as when he married his wonderful wife Patricia!
Later this week we will post more of Antonio and his farm!
