• Intense, slightly earthy full-aroma highland Arabica
• Selectively hand-picked, cultivation under shadow trees
• From Zapatista and resistant cooperatives
• Origin: Mexico and Colombia
• Fruity full-aroma highland Arabica
• Against patriarchal relations in coffee trade
• Women's cooperative Aprolma, Marcala region in Honduras
• TEMPORARILY IN GOLDEN PACKAGING DUE TO DELIVERY SHORTAGES AT THE ROASTERY. This is not vacuum-packed like the old version of our 130 in the picture.
• Intense, slightly earthy full-aroma highland Arabica
• Selectively hand-picked, cultivation under shadow trees
• From Zapatista and resistant cooperatives
• Origin: Mexico and Colombia
• Mild highland coffee, 100% Arabica
• Traditional cultivation in Mexico and Costa Rica
• Special Premium for Störtebeker Fund
• Cooperatives: Yochin Tajal Kinal / Chiapas, CoopeAgri / Chirripo
• Smooth and mild roasting for more fruity aromas
• Selectively hand-picked, cultivation under shadow trees
• From Zapatista and resistant cooperatives
• Origin: Mexico and Colombia
• Italian espresso roasting, dark and earthy
• Selectively hand-picked, cultivation under shadow trees
• From Zapatista and resistant cooperatives
• Origin: Mexico and Colombia
• Italian espresso roasting, dark and earthy
• Selectively hand-picked, cultivation under shadow trees
• From Zapatista and resistant cooperatives
• Origin: Mexico and Colombia
• Lightly roasted highland Arabica espresso
• Mild, fresh acerbity with chocolate and vanilla overtones
• Against patriarchal relations in coffee trade
• Women's cooperative Aprolma, Marcala region in Honduras
• Lightly roasted highland Arabica espresso
• Against patriarchal relations in coffee trade
• Women's cooperative Aprolma, Marcala region in Honduras
• TEMPORARILY IN GOLDEN PACKAGING DUE TO DELIVERY SHORTAGES AT THE ROASTERY
• Dark-roasted highland Arabica espresso
• Against patriarchal relations in coffee trade
• Women's cooperative Aprolma, Marcala region in Honduras
• TEMPORARILY IN GOLDEN PACKAGING DUE TO DELIVERY SHORTAGES AT THE ROASTERY
• Dark-roasted highland Arabica espresso
• Intense aromas with overtones of chocolate and vanilla
• Against patriarchal relations in coffee trade
• Women's cooperative Aprolma, Marcala region in Honduras
• Italian roasting
• Solidarity espresso with additional premium
• For anti-racist initiatives and the Right to the City
• Origin: Honduras and Colombia
• Dark-roasted, mild espresso, 100 % Arabica
• Traditional cultivation in Mexico and Costa Rica
• Special premium for Störtebeker Fund
• Cooperatives: CoopeAgri / Chirripó, Bosque / Oaxaca
• Dark-roasted, mild espresso, 100 % Arabica
• Traditional cultivation in Mexico and Costa Rica
• Special premium for Störtebeker Fund
• Cooperatives: CoopeAgri / Chirripó, Bosque / Oaxaca
• Light omni-roast for coffee or fruity espresso
• Whole beans in bulk pack 5kg
• Against patriarchal relations in coffee trade
• Women's cooperative Aprolma, Marcala region in Honduras
• Light omni-roast for coffee or fruity espresso
• Whole beans in bulk pack 5kg
• Zapatista cooperative Yachil from Chiapas and indigenous cooperatives from Colombia
The new EU regulation disregards the realities of Indigenous small-scale farmers and cooperatives. It is undermining their means of existence and aggravating land conflicts and repression. » more
A paramilitary assault on Zapatista structures is an expression of the escalation in Chiapas, which is being fuelled by Mexican and European legislation. » more
In Mexico, repression and struggles against mega projects are increasing. A "civilising crisis" encompasses the region, an indigenous delegation reports. » more
The situation in Chiapas is escalating and paramilitary attacks are increasing. In the Zapatista community of Moisés y Gandhi, one person was seriously injured by gunfire. » more
With the new harvest, our warehouses are filling up again with raw coffee, also from new cooperatives. Soon all 5kg bulk packs will be available again and we can recalculate our sales prices. » more
While prices are rising everywhere as a result of war and crises, we can now offer better conditions for international shipping. Domestic shipping costs remain stable. » more
As the new harvest is arriving and raw coffee prices for small-scale farmers' coops have improved considerably, we now have to increase our sales prices as well. » more
