Ivonne grew up watching her parents and grandparents grow and sell coffee. At age 21, she decided to take up the career herself. She now owns and oversees all coffee production at Finca Mirador del Volcán, located just outside her home village of Los Pocitos, about an hour and a half drive south from Guatemala City.

Aldemar’s 3-hectare farm sits in the Colombia township of La Esperanza, though his home, wet mill, and dryer are in the nearby township of Cabeceras. He is a part of "Los Guacharos," a group of independent, quality-focused small producers in Bruselas, Southern Huila, Colombia. Together they're collectively converting to fully organic agriculture.

Enrique Navarro Jr., a longtime friend of Onda and the farmer behind our Costa Rican single-origins, is a success story of specialty coffee. He fell in love with coffee early on through his parents' farm in Costa Rica, and through his tireless work, he helped his family improve their crop's quality and earn recognition on a global stage for producing the best coffee in Costa Rica.

Carlos Cadena is a third-generation coffee producer from Veracruz, Mexico, blending his business expertise with a deep-rooted passion for farming. In 2012, he took over Finca Huehuetepan from his mother, focusing on specialty coffee. That same year, he placed sixth in Mexico’s Cup of Excellence, marking the start of his journey toward producing award-winning coffees.

"Amigos del Huila" or "Friends of Huila" is a group of 14 smallholder, ecological farmers from all around Huila, Colombia. Our Amigos del Huila sugarcane-process decaf carefully blends microlots purchased directly from all 14 of these family farms.

Finca Samaria is owned by Fabiola Escobar, who inherited it from her father 30 years ago. She tends to the coffee with the help of her children and grandchildren.