Tico Coffee Roasters Blog — Direct Trade

This coffee from Finca Santa Lucia is grown and processed by Don Ricardo Perez and his daughter Mariana. Our long-lasting partnership allowed us to collaborate to work on this exclusive...

This year we commemorate one of the most important milestones in the history of Costa Rica: the celebration of 200 years of independence! From humble beginnings, the men and women...

Coffee cascara is relatively new in the United States, but it has been used to prepare a beverages for a long time in some other parts of the world. In...

Our shipment of the new harvest from Bella Vista Mayan Women from Chiapas just arrived here in the Bay Area!! We had the amazing opportunity to talk with Rosalba and...

Hear from female Costa Rican farmers about the current situation in the coffee sector and how they are responding and preparing for what its to come amid COVID-19.

Staying true with our values and our philosophy, we want to do our part to reduce the impact our business has on climate change. 

Roxana Rangel Granda owns Finca Rayo el Sol in the Cajamarca region of Peru. Her farm has been cultivated since 2013, thanks to the support of her family she has...

Finca San Luis and the La Montaña de Tarrazu Micromill is a family business, overseen by two sisters, Daniela and Tatiana Gutierrez, having taken over day-to-day operations from their father,...

The Andradas sul de Minas coffee is sourced from Fazenda Santa Clara, a 130-acre farm located in the municipality of Andradas within the state of Minas Gerais. The Fazenda Santa...

We are humbled and honored to be selected as a 2018 Good Food Awards Finalist with our Ethiopia Gedeb Gotiti coffee. We are excited that out of 2057 entries our organic coffee was chosen as one of the top 24 coffees in the entire United States.

The coffee La Cabaña comes to us from third generation coffee farmer Alberto Pérez Mariscal, the owner of Finca La Cabaña. He describes his enjoyment of coffee as stemming from...

This amazing coffee is coming from family-owned farms organized around the Worka Cooperative located in the Gedeb District, Gedeo Zone, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region of Ethiopia.