Women in Coffee
In March of 2019 we featured three coffees produced by women lead coffee projects from around the world; Sumatra, Peru and Ethiopia. These spectacular coffees
Monsooned Malabar
Monsooned Malabar coffee is a Geographical Identification Certified Product (GI Certified) that is unique to the South-West shore of India called the Malabar Coast. Monsooning
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Puerto Rico 2012
For the past several years we have been working on a coffee and citrus tree polyculture farm revitalization project with a couple of organic farming
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Guatemala 2012
In 2012 our family explored the coffee, life and culture in and around Lake Atitlán, Guatemala. Pictured is the coffee beneficio at San Pedro La
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Daterra Farms 2011
The folks at Daterra Farms are steadfast practitioners of an appellation approach to growing coffee. Their attention has been directed toward the interrelationship of variety
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Brazil Cafe Conquista Harvest 2010
We have worked with the Sinay-Neves Family for many years and have been fortunate to offer their beautiful coffee in our Barrington Gold Espresso as well as