A good pick for a holiday coffee to share with the fam. 

High in the mountains near Concepción Huista, Antonia runs her farm Tzun Witz, which means “on the mountain” in Popti Mayan. A first-generation producer, she’s built her farm back from near ruin after the coffee leaf rust epidemic wiped out most of her crop. While her husband left to find work, Antonia stayed, managing the land with the help of her family and the El Sendero Cooperative. She now oversees every part of production herself, from hand-picking ripe cherries to sun-drying them on the patio.

This one’s classic Guatemalan through and through: silky, creamy, rich, sweet, with a lower acidity than you’d expect from the region. It’s the kind of coffee made for sharing - easy to brew, easy to love, whether you drink it black or with a dash of milk. A perfect holiday coffee for gathering around good company. Notes of botanical, redcurrant, and dark chocolate.

Download the recipe card for T’zun Wit’z, Guatemala