Guatemala Santa Rosa Con Manos de Mujer is produced by 20 women in the Santa Rosa department, specifically the villages of Nueva Santa Rosa and Casilla. These women come from coffee-farming families and have inherited not only the wisdom that allows them to produce high-quality coffees but also a legacy read more
Claudia Yatio Nakao was born in Catanduva, São Paulo, into a multigenerational coffee-growing family. As both the daughter and granddaughter of producers, her connection to coffee is deeply rooted in tradition and shaped by decades of hands-on experience. In the 1990s, her parents relocated to Minas Gerais, recognizing the agricultural potential of the Cerrado Mineiro. read more
Zambia Lupili Rainforest Alliance is grown in remote areas of the Northern Province, bordering Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Here, altitude, climate and abundant freshwater create ideal conditions for high-quality Arabica. In fact, coffee production in Zambia’s Northern Province dates back to 1982, when the first commercial plantings were established along the southern shores of Lake Tanganyika. Coffee remains one read more
