2024 was a year filled with opportunities to deepen connections, celebrate our coffee community, and build meaningful relationships. From origin trips to sharing a piece of Honduras at major coffee events, we’ve cherished every moment of collaborating with producers, roasters, and coffee lovers alike.
In the highlands of La Labor, Ocotepeque, Honduras, lives Selin Edgardo Resinos, a dedicated coffee producer, steward of his family farm, Finca La Guadalupe, and one of our longest-standing producing partners.
See you at Coffee Fest in Minneapolis! Swing by Booth #323 to say hello. We'll have guest roasters serving this year's harvest, cuppings featuring our favorite offerings, producer appearances, and more!
Most of our coffees have officially landed at Continental terminals and our Wisconsin warehouse. This means that we finally get to share all of our favorite coffees with you to our heart’s content.
At the time of writing this, most of our Marcala coffees and Santa Barbara coffees are nestled in our warehouses, with some select organic lots from Marcala, Selin’s coffees, and our Family Blends from COCAEER on the way!
After several months well spent at origin, we were able to exceed our expectations this harvest season - both in the quality of our coffees and the relationships we continue to build with producers across Honduras' coffee lands! We connected with new producers and communities, and strengthened our commercial and sustainability commitments with our existing partners!
2024 was a year filled with opportunities to deepen connections, celebrate our coffee community, and build meaningful relationships. From origin trips to sharing a piece of Honduras at major coffee events, we’ve cherished every moment of collaborating with producers, roasters, and coffee lovers alike.
Reforestation initiatives have become increasingly significant to address the environmental crisis and sustainability of natural habitats on a global scale. We knew we had to take action, so we joined hands with roasters, producers, and members of our Honduran community to plant local and endemic trees in Copán, Honduras.
