Durango Coffee Co, Author at Durango Coffee Company

All About Grinders

1 day ago written by Durango Coffee Co 43 0

There are lots of different grinders out there; blade grinders, burr grinders, disc, and conical grinders, etc. And there are lots of different ways to brew coffee; pour overs, espresso, french...

New Release: Para Ela

13 days ago written by Durango Coffee Co 270 0

This just in! We’ve got a brand new bean in stock from José Maria de Oliveira’s Brazilian coffee farms. He and his harvesters hand-pick their coffee to ensure they only select the ripest...

Farm Focus: Colombian Coffee

25 days ago written by Durango Coffee Co 228 0

Colombia consistently ranks amongst the top five countries for coffee production. Colombian coffee has a reputation for being high-quality and Colombians are quite proud of this. They even dubbed...

What Happens When You Freeze Coffee

February 12, 2019 written by Durango Coffee Co 153 0

What Happens When You Freeze Coffee? Lots of people stock up on coffee, buying several pounds at once to avoid having to buy it so frequently. They see their favorite coffee, buy five bags...

Comparing Coffee Brewers

January 31, 2019 written by Durango Coffee Co 168 0

There are numerous ways to brew a cup of coffee, from a basic Mr. Coffee pot, to a V60, to the elaborate set up of the Syphon. How do they all work and what different aspects do they offer? Let’s...

2018: A Year In Review

January 7, 2019 written by Durango Coffee Co 411 0

Though 2018 has come and gone, we’re so grateful for the recognition our coffee gained. In 2018, we won four bronze medals at the Golden Bean coffee competition. We also earned five sky-high...

Farm Focus: Fincas La Merced & Retiro del Quisaya

December 4, 2018 written by Durango Coffee Co 446 0

We do our best to source good coffee from good people, and that’s exactly what we get when we do business with Juan Luis Barrios and his family. Three of our coffees come from Juan Luis and his...

Farm Focus: Fazendas Serrinha & Santa Luzia

October 10, 2018 written by Durango Coffee Co 619 0

We here at Durango Coffee Company proudly serve José Maria de Oliveira’s coffee, which he grows himself in Brazil. Señor Maria de Oliveira’s coffee bean farms are located in the heart of Cerrado...

Las Lajas – Direct Trade

August 17, 2016 written by Durango Coffee Co 1861 0

Las Lajas is located in Sabanilla de Alejela Costa Rica near the base of Poas Volcano. The farm is at 1200 meters and grows Catuai and Catura.

Fazenda Santa Luzia – Direct Trade

August 10, 2016 written by Durango Coffee Co 1695 0

3rd generation Jose Maria, with 30 years experience, with help from daughter Natalia and son in law Ronaldo grow, export and import some of the finest coffee from Minas Girais, Brazil.