Family producerEcuadorSpecialty green coffee

Ecuadorian coffee,shaped at origin.

Four profiles for roasters, importers, distributors, and hospitality buyers, from dependable Andes programs to rare island and microlot releases.

45+ yearsCoffee knowledge at origin
Three generationsOne family standard
Family farmsDirect farmer relationships

Our coffees

Coffee seedlings growing beneath shade in the Galapagos Islands

Galapagos Islands

SCA 86-87+ · 350-500 masl

Galapagos

Typica, Bourbon · Island microclimate

BiscuitsNuttyChamomile tea

Grown at just 350 to 500 masl, the Galapagos microclimate rewrites the altitude rule.

Coffee forest in Ecuador's Andes region

Loja, Zamora, Pichincha

SCA 86+ · 1,500-1,800 masl

Andes Mountain

Typica, Criollo · High-altitude mainland Ecuador

Brown sugarPistachioFloral

Slow high-altitude maturation builds denser beans and a bright, clean cup.

Coffee processing and export preparation in Ecuador

Vilcabamba Valley

SCA 87+ · 1,600-1,800 masl

Vilcabamba Typica

Typica Mejorado · Vilcabamba Valley

Green appleGreen teaSugar caneHoneysuckle

From Ecuador’s Valley of Longevity, where cool mountain air shapes floral, fruit-led cups.

Coffee cherries growing in Ecuador

Olmedo Farm

SCA 89-90+ · 1,700-1,900 masl

Sidra Microlot

Sidra · Single-farm microlot

PeachStrawberryMilk chocolateCaramel

Named for its apple-like sweetness, this rare varietal is made for memorable limited releases.

Our story

Coffee trees flowering on an Agrogora family farm in Ecuador

Coffee became our family’s work.

It started with long days on Ecuadorian farms, learning the trees season by season and building a life around coffee.

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Our Partnerships: Former and Current

Our beans have been purchased and trusted by well-known brands, making us a reliable and reputable choice for your coffee needs.

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