A blend of Colombia, Peru, and Guatemala, this citrusy coffee with a nutty aroma and a light-to-medium body makes for a great first cup of the day. Café Campesino donates a portion of the sales of this coffee to the Atlanta Audubon Society, which supports shade-grown coffee for migratory bird habitat.

Produced by our coffee partners at Fondo Paez or Ocamonte in Colombia, CAC Pangoa in Peru, and APECAFORM in Guatemala.

Café Campesino is proud to be one of the founding members of Cooperative Coffees, a cooperative of independent roasters committed to Fair Trade as a long-term partnership between farmers and roasters. For us, paying a fair price is just the beginning of this relationship. Our trade model includes pre-financing, sharing information, and working together for higher quality coffee.

Transparency makes fairness possible because it makes hiding the truth impossible.

Trace our current Colombian coffee lot - COO 111 3/1/1963
Trace our current Peruvian coffee lot - PEP 103 30/519/1129
Trace our current Guatemalan coffee lot - GUA 112 11/937/06