We are so excited to announce our new Single-origin coffee from Pachamama Coffee Cooperative, available only through the month of March. This rich, medium-roast blend comes from Santa Clara Laguna in southwestern Guatemala and has lovely notes of chocolate and hints of hazelnut. To commemorate the occasion, we are giving away a bag of organic Guatemala coffee and a copy of the book Connecting Worlds: The Coffee Trail by Olaf Hammelburg, which depicts the journey from farmer to consumer.
Photo Provided by Pachamama Coffee Cooperative
Pachamama Coffee Farmer Catarina Yac is a small-scale, organic farmer in Santa Clara Laguna in southwestern Guatemala. Arabica coffee production, sometimes referred to as “mountain coffee," is Catarina's primary source of income. As a single woman, she also produces a variety of crops for personal consumption and bartering between neighbors. The Yac Family is a member owner of the Manos Campesinas cooperative. Click here to learn more about Catarina’s unique journey.
Returning with the Harvest - Photo Provided by Pachamama Coffee Cooperative
Here's How To Enter: (Giveaway is now closed)
To win a copy of Connecting Worlds: The Coffee Trail and a bag of Pachamama’s single-origin organic Guatemalan coffee, simply leave a comment below answering this question by Thursday, March 19, 2015 (one entry per-person please).
What is a great cup of coffee?
No purchase required. Limit one entry per person, please. Entries will close on Thursday, March 19, 2015 at Noon. Winners are chosen by Random Number Generator and announced on our blog on Thursday, March 19, 2015.
Thank you for all the amazing and heart-warming comments!
One thing is apparent, our customers love and appreciate their coffee.
"Aroma filling the crisp morning air. Lowering the French press,
after eagerly waiting for the dark and bold flavors to be released. Pouring it
piping hot over raw cream and grass fed butter in my mug. Too hot to taste, so
I am forced to close my eyes and breathe in the aromas. Small sips as I soak up
the quite time for myself. To me, that is a great cup of coffee."
