At El Rocio, they're pride on maintaining a harmonious balance between history, nature, and small coffee plantations. Visitors to the farm are invited to immerse themselves in the wonders it holds, from the rich cultural heritage to the lush specialty coffee fields.
Learn MoreHabitat Forest is located in an isolated area surrounded by waterfalls, rivers, and forests, Habitat Forest Farm encompasses a landscape dominated by native trees and lush forests, fostering a rich biological diversity of flora and fauna.
Learn MoreLugmapata is one of the small, family-run farms that have contributed to the country’s increasing yields of high-quality specialty coffee. It’s located in Pallatanga, Chimborazo Province in the central Ecuadorian Andes
Learn MoreCasa Rumisitana, located in Nanegalito, northwest of Quito, is a farm owned by the Peñaherrera family formed by Wilma, Fausto, Fernando and Diana. Since 2015 they have been dedicated to growing specialty coffee.
Learn MoreAlfonso introduce us his small farm in region of Tulipe. Our first Caturra and Typica products come from this place located in the heart of the Andes.
Learn MoreHacienda Legrand is a farm located in the province of Santa Elena (Ecuador). Denise's family has a long tradition in the production of Robusta coffee (Canephora)
Learn MoreThe cooperative Witoca, is a cooperation between different farmers from the Napo region. The indigenous Kichwa people use sustainable farming practices and cultivation methods to grow and harvest high quality Robusta coffee beans
Learn MoreEl Aguacate is a coffee farm located in Loja, Ecuador. It stands out for managing a production system based on the interaction between the different species found in the area.
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