Origin & Story
Where coffee comes from, and the people and places behind it.
Querétaro coffee nearly doubled its crop on the same 199 hectares
Querétaro held exactly 199 hectares of coffee in 2023 and in 2024, and still watched its crop climb from 60 tonnes to 117.
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Roasting by feel in Veracruz: what ripe coffee cherries leave behind
October 14, 2026In Veracruz, Don Federico roasted on colour and smell instead of data, and it showed me...
Colima coffee added 767 hectares as Mexican coffee land shrank
October 14, 2026One Mexican state added coffee ground in all ten of the last ten files while the countr...
Tabasco coffee grows on 357.5 hectares in three municipalities
October 10, 2026Mexico's twelfth coffee state fits into three municipalities and 357.5 hectares, and on...
Shade-grown coffee in Veracruz: why the trees stand above it
October 7, 2026On a farm in Veracruz I learned why shade-grown coffee grows under one chosen tree, and...
Jalisco coffee irrigates one hectare in ten, Mexico one in 486
October 3, 2026Jalisco waters nearly one coffee hectare in ten while the rest of Mexico waters almost ...
Coffee farm visit in Veracruz: what Don Miguel showed us
September 30, 2026Don Miguel let us onto his farm in Veracruz and explained, with a 3D map and his drying...
Nayarit coffee left 2,164 hectares planted and unpicked in 2025
September 29, 2026Nayarit still has the coffee trees in the ground; what it no longer has is a harvest to...
Arabica coffee origin: one hybrid event and two surviving lines
September 25, 2026Arabica is one crossing between two species, and almost every plant grown today comes f...
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