This past June, we embarked on our first Coffee Origin trip to Honduras! We partnered with Alejandra Flores of Unataza Coffee, who is actually from Honduras herself. Here are some of the things we did, learned, and celebrated from our trip. Why Honduras? As you may know, the coffee Read more…
All of the coffee in the world comes primarily from the same group of countries: places like Uganda, Ethiopia, and Kenya; El Salvador, Brazil, and Colombia. These are beautiful countries, filled with rich culture, lush scenery, and innovative, talented people who have a lot to offer the rest of the Read more…
If you ever visit us at a Farmers’ Market, you will likely come across a bag of beans titled Indonesia Sumatra Mandheling. Our Sumatran coffee is one of our more popular bags due to the rich flavor and perfect growing conditions in Indonesia. This full body, darker roast coffee has Read more…
Photo: 365Cincinnati Anyone with kids knows that coffee can be a very important asset to the day. And Book Bums, located inside the Kids First Sports Center on Kemper Road, knows that too. Book Bums gives parents the flexibility to enjoy a cup of La Terza Coffee while watching their kids’ practice or Read more…
Written by Chuck Pfahler My favorite coffee right now is our Panama Baru India High. The coffee grows in the Boquete region on the Anselmito Estate, which offers beautiful views of the Baru Volcano as well as the main square in the small town of Boquete. The coffee itself has Read more…
Has anyone heard of that big company called Proctor and Gamble? We have one of P&G’s employees to thank for making coffee a huge deal in Columbia. It is kind of hard to believe that a million dollar industry was all due to one man’s work, but it isn’t hard to Read more…
Have you ever tasted our Fair Trade Organic Nicaraguan coffee from San Juan del Rio Coco? It is a medium body coffee with a hint of almond, herbal and strawberry. A true treat for the tastebuds! We encourage all coffee lovers to try our collection of fresh and meticulously roasted Read more…
Last month, we received our latest arrival of our Direct Trade Nicaraguan coffee. The farmers managed to put together for us a very limited amount of pulped natural coffee in addition to their washed coffee offering. After a bit of experimentation with ratios, we’ve finally landed on the right balance Read more…
For the past two and a half years we’ve been purchasing coffee directly from growers in the mountains of northwest Nicaragua from the El Porvenir Co-operative. The 270 people that live in the community have no electricity or telephone, just rain water and jointly own a 1972 Ford tractor. Not Read more…
We are pleased to announce the arrival of our very first Geisha coffee. What is Geisha and what makes it so special? Geisha is a coffee varietal named after the small Ethiopian town, Gesha, where it was first harvested. From Ethiopia, it made its journey through Tanzania, Kenya, Costa Rica, Read more…