May 09, 2026 Par Ana Bendaña McEwan She Came Back to the Land — and Entered the Cup of Excellence A story of coming back to the farm, and of the lot that came with h...
April 21, 2026 Par Ana Bendaña McEwan The Most Eligible Bean in Matagalpa We took our Java to World of Coffee in San Diego to see how it stoo...
April 13, 2026 Par Ana Bendaña McEwan Why Yellow Catuai Coffee Deserves a Spot in Your Roastery—or on Your Home Brew Bar When most people think of iconic coffee varietals, Yellow Catuai of...
April 13, 2026 Par Ana Bendaña McEwan Why Geisha Coffee Beans Are Still the Pinnacle of Specialty Coffee Why Geisha Coffee Beans Are Still the Pinnacle of Specialty Coffee ...
April 12, 2026 Par Ana Bendaña McEwan A Year Later: Continuing Our Journey It has been a little over a year since I wrote A Little Slice of He...
April 12, 2026 Par Ana Bendaña McEwan From Nursery to Harvest: Growing the Next Generation at El Quetzal Most people think of coffee as something you harvest. But long befo...
April 12, 2026 Par Justin Sieve Cloud Forest Coffee: The Terroir of El Quetzal Estate Every coffee has a story that begins with where it grows. At El Que...
February 18, 2026 Par Ana Bendaña McEwan New Drying Beds. New Standards. The 2026 Harvest. New raised beds and a covered pre-drying area for the 2026 harvest....