Guatemala coffee

After spending 5 weeks there, we listed our top cafes in Antigua Guatemala; cafés that not only serve great java, but offer you a little something different

Hands pick coffee beans surrounded by branches and leaves

Our single origin Guatemala whole bean coffee has a sweet caramel flavor with some cocoa and floral notes...a clean and almost crisply bright mouthfeel. This makes for a wonderfully interesting cup of coffee, a Granite Rock Coffee favorite! We source beans grown in the Huehuetenango region of Guatemala, the highest and driest of the non-volcanic coffee producing regions. Thanks to the dry, hot winds that blow into the mountains from Mexico’s Tehuantepec plain, this region is protected from…

La cosecha del cafe.

Authentic Latin American fine art by Ottoniel Chavajay. Original oil painting on stretched canvas that comes directly from Guatemala, San Pedro. Size: 16 x 12 inches. This image of the coffee harvest will be a great reminder of your native lands, a decoration of your home, a gift for a loved one, or just for a connoisseur of Latin American fine art. Canvas and the smell of real oil paints will remind you that this is a real painting. Instagram: @galleryoftheunknown Shop: bit.ly/gallerygotu

Cocotu.com - Latin America Culture and Coffee Guatemala, a land of breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cultures, is also celebrated for its exceptional specialty coffee. Let’s take a journey through some of Guatemala’s prominent coffee regions, each offering a unique blend of flavors and stories. 1. Antigua: A Historical Cup Nestled between three volcanoes, Antigua’s coffee beans benefit from volcanic soil and a… Read More »Discovering the Richness of Guatema...