![Come and cup with us @brightoncoffeefestival Join us Saturday August 9th at 10:50 to taste our...]()
Come and cup with us @brightoncoffeefestival
Join us Saturday August 9th at 10:50 to taste our top lots from the 2025 Guatemala and Ethiopia harvests. No need to sign up - just drop in!
We'll be at the show all day so DM us if you'd like to catch up!![Ethiopian naturals are a fan favorite among roasters, baristas, and coffee drinkers alike. This...]()
Ethiopian naturals are a fan favorite among roasters, baristas, and coffee drinkers alike. This year's coffees are tasting phenomenal! Get in touch before they're gone. ![Project update from Guatemala! Our partners Tinamit Coop in San Lucas Tolimán in the Atitlán region...]()
Project update from Guatemala! Our partners Tinamit Coop in San Lucas Tolimán in the Atitlán region are working steadily toward their goal of establishing a sustainable fish farming project. The first stocks of fish have been delivered and the group is building infrastructure from roof-protected tanks to a storage building. They are also planning to obtain a water pump to use the wastewater as fertilizer in a small community garden. We're excited to see their community-designed project coming together.
Primavera donated to make their project a reality through our partners at @tthechaincollaborative - and we still have their coffees available! Get in touch for samples to help support this fantastic group.![Our first Ethiopian coffees just landed, and they're cupping 🤌 One standout this year is a washed...]()
Our first Ethiopian coffees just landed, and they're cupping 🤌
One standout this year is a washed lot from Yirgacheffe. Mikiyas Bogale continues his family’s legacy, collaborating with small producers to bring you this exceptional coffee. Grown at 2000–2200m, the cherries are hand-selected and meticulously processed: pulped, fermented, washed, and sun-dried on raised African beds.
The result? A vibrant, clean cup with jasmine and rose florals, bright lemon and red apple, and juicy tropical notes of pineapple and mango.![Little green cherries are popping up as Huehuetenango gets ready for a new season.]()
Little green cherries are popping up as Huehuetenango gets ready for a new season. ![The best time for planting new coffee trees in Guatemala is during the early rainy season,...]()
The best time for planting new coffee trees in Guatemala is during the early rainy season, specifically May to June. This timing allows the young plants to establish themselves with consistent moisture and warmer temperatures before the drier months arrive.
Here's Pedro Pérez Gaspar in Concepción Huista (Huehuetenango) welcoming this little coffee plant to his parcella.
[Producers that appear in photos have given their consent to appear in Primavera content]![Earthquakes hit Guatemala yesterday, with the Antigua and Guatemala City regions being the most...]()
Earthquakes hit Guatemala yesterday, with the Antigua and Guatemala City regions being the most affected. We’re happy to report that our team and their families are safe. Quakes and the resulting damages are a part of life in Guatemala, but you never get used to sights like these! ![We’re having a great World of Coffee at Roaster Village East #77. We even had one of our top...]()
We’re having a great World of Coffee at Roaster Village East #77. We even had one of our top producers Fredy Orantes stop by! ![Guatemala is a small country, but it features a remarkably varied landscape. Pictured here is...]()
Guatemala is a small country, but it features a remarkably varied landscape. Pictured here is 'Sierra de los Cuchumatanes', the highest non-volcanic mountain range in Central America. This place is located on the west of Huehuetenango and the area presents a striking contrast to the green and lush hills found in Huehue!
