My Father's Coffee...The Humanitarian Bean
Why do we call Café Xinca (pronounced "Sheenka") the "Humanitarian Bean"?
First, let me tell you our story. Café Xinca is produced on my family's coffee farm in the hamlet of Estanzuelas located in a high-altitude region of rich, volcanic soils in southeastern Guatemala where coffee is the principal source of income. My father follows traditional sustainable coffee production practices that conserve the soil, incorporate bird friendly shade trees, protect water quality (no pesticides are applied) and ultimately lead to economic sustainability. Workers are provided fair wages, decent housing, quality food and drink, and sanitary facilities.
When you purchase Café Xinca, my father's coffee, not only do you get a high-quality, flavorful, smooth coffee which has been roasted in small batches, but you are supporting the Humanitarian Bean. Enjoy!
About Our Coffee
December is a festive time for our family, because that's when the coffee is harvested. The coffee is picked by my father, his workers and my family from dawn to dusk, 6 days a week, until the harvest is completed. The coffee is then processed (click here to learn how we process our coffee) and eventually roasted, producing the very high-quality, smooth-flavored Café Xinca that our customers have come to expect and enjoy. |