Field Trips

Little is known about Ecuadorian coffee due to the scarcity of it. However, some amazing cup profiles can be found in its rich terroir and it also offers some solid commercial coffees that could act as...

Our trip began in the port City of Veracruz – Mexico’s largest, and where most (if not all) of our coffee is shipped out from. Nestled neatly in the Gulf of Mexico, this is a tale of two cities. Old...

Myanmar; a closed country that has spent the best part of 50 years under oppressive military rule has finally ‘come in from the cold’. After liberating itself and democratically voting in the new party - LND and with it “The lady” Aung San Suu Kyi as the head of the country, Myanmar has once again opened its “doors” to the rest of the world embracing free speech and open friendships with global partners eager to help this country prosper.

Indonesia is a vast and varied land with multiple coffee facets to explore - Here, Priscilla describes her latest venture to strengthen our network of suppliers.

We found the time (it wasn't hard) to travel to Colombia to visit some of our favourite producers in the world, and meet some news ones too! Read on to see how we got on.

El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America with a total area of 21,040sqm. Its 22 volcanoes make its soil extremely rich in nutrients and this helps it to produce some amazing coffee, which is one of their mains export along with Sugar Cane.